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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

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EANNE IN E If f SHIRLEY RANSDELL As rEdzror MAX CASEY Advlsor RYE gl X A ,E X I I RQ' ' I ' ffm' -fix ' . I VI,-0' ' ' - I 72 4 I S r I E f ' - . 5 'A I. I XE S f. I jj 5 A '-'- 3 '.-4. .. ,ff-iff i It ' D J Q ' NP' I , Q J KA , d' or , I , S' ' ,1-A l jlfvgl My j 4 X fy.,-eff ,ZX A--fl P+- -Q t 2 ' frm ' ' ' ' 17 J ' , M1 0401 , fW 'f ,W J t I A76 1 f ' 1 f 4 ' yfffg islam! ig f . u I 1 f I ,' 'Y 7-J, - l l - Our Custo ians CLASS OF l95l .f ,. f fl,-'i' The death of Espy Gunn, Leaves were turning brown , 4 i, ' which occurred on January 8, and yellow as the members of ' 7' 'f was a great shock to the mem- the class of 1951 made their W f X bers of the student body and way through the halls of ,, faculty. lle had, in his six l..ll.S, With not alittle trepi- ' ,. A years as custodian at Lexing- dation they started their way When the Semin- Class of Alyce 0d-eds doing the dy- ton lligh School, made a on the long and tedious road 1948 decided to sponsor the tistic work in the dummy. friend of everyone with whom to graduation. They may have publishing of the high school Evelyn St o c k mailing a he came in contact. llis pleas- been ratliel' 5-Ween M WSL lllll annual, forty seniors made write-up which would have ant manner and willingness wliat Fr0Slii0S werent? application for places on the been late had she waited un- to help are certainly niiSS94l Tlmll'CPlllPll5l9l9?lfl9l'S- lilfsl stall. From this group the til she was able to get to town around the halls of L.ll.S., dent JON 02595, Vlfe ll1'9Sl faculty advisor, Mr. Casey, with it personally. and it is with deep regret that flvili Btinnie Cll2lflWiCli, Secr assisted by a faculty commit- Frances lngram doing the we report his passing, tar5' J Olin ATlfl9l'S0Tlv fl tee, made the staff appoint- junior high write-ups because Otto Meister hasbeen called Tl'02lSlll't'l' Dilrlllfl W0Stl1l'00 ments which were headed by she had a little sister in lun- upon to do extra duty this .leanne liain as editor and ior high and could wanglc the year, and has applied himself Shirley ltansdell as assistant information from her, to his tasks without a grum- WOfl4 On Ptl ll'lUal editor. These two have been .lim O'Donnellsweatingover ble, School activities make it 1 like Siamese twins on the job, those terrible puns you had necessary for the custodians 'l wo annual salesmen never one without the other, under the pictures of under- to come early and stay late ilflWl'll'llllY 2lllllQ2ll'lll2 Hi always working together on classmen. many times a week. Sweep- Ulllll l,lf'11S0fll1i'1iiir llll HUC the job at hand. The care-free atmosphere ing, tending tires, locking illlfl llliIll'lll't'SSlll'llli! llll Mr. Casey and the editors of staff meetings vanishing in- rooms, locating lost articles, llwsom llll0 llllYlll2 ll'lt'l4-- contacted the engravers and to thin air when Jeanne liain are only a few of the duties Sloiftl ill lll'0ll0l'lY. printers in October, and after comes in with a handful of required of these men, who ylllll. li0lll'l'tS nlllfiivl' the cost estimates were made, assignment slips. are at the beck and call of fllcltlillli lllt' Yeslllllt' ttf work was begun at once, with Editors Jeanne and Shirley students and faculty for many l0llC CUYWQSYS ll' ll2ll'l0Y Delma Sarnes and Wilbur drooling over the vocabulary hours a dav. imlslllli Wh 'Nl fully l Burnett spear-heading the ad- in Jeanne Stark's write-ups we sahita our qnstodiansi lvft- llanflctl. but also vance sales, which was larger and wishing they had one ll2lfl4l0fl ilflfl llli-Sill?-flllll' than in any previous year, net- likexit X f Jang Alkire trying tcm i ting 410 books. mem vers of the stall' Y lfl lYl URS in UW 0 Hebrew Studio went into wishing they hadn't put on men group pictures. c action on 108 senior pictures, until today what they should frantically up and dow formal faculty pictures, and have done yesterday, with the 1 Sltllll Ultllil LlSl9Ul TllC D991'lYlg UNlSll1lm0fllY l informal pictures of activities, write-up dead-line coming the 5l'llllt'mf'l'0S HW C0YlllYlXIl TNS Wildered faC6S. and all of these were in the Same week end as semester 0.ll9l'E0UC Cl1lSS Cll0S9 YHRSCU- Helen Falliinlmrg il hands of the eng,-duel-S before exams. line members of the class for Pesha interviewing t the fh-st deadline gf ,lmldal-y Ed Langley and Glenn olhcers. The four able boys ulty members and hol 20. HmDeV,.iendt of me Cam, 'Mm-lm, not members of the who .lead them are: President, successfully. to unear tol Engravers in Lincoln came staff, but certainly doing their wllllS UWCUSZ VlC9 Pl'0Slfl9Ul, fdmllb' Sli9l9UlIlS. early in December and wound share when things were stack- il,Ql'd0ll liwllll S9Cl'9l2ll'Y. Den TOU1 POSlta, Willa up the ordeal of taking the ing up and a boost was needed. l'l5ll9l'1 Tl'02lSU1'0l'. Jim Mal- nett, Jim lloberts, an underclassmen group pictures. Miss Blomquist loaning stall' lctt: Richardson clomping The newspaper theme which members typewriters from 'lllfb' ll2lY0 2lll'0P-4lY lll'0V0I1 0'Cl0Cl4 Staff rneetin hug heed used in the makeup the Comme,-cial flevmlnwnll themselves to be capable of October and Noveml gf lhc dymddl was Suggested 'fhdhhsl Xvitllllul thorn wp upholding the traditions of football regalia, incl by Norma Young. would have been sunk. L-ll.S- 'lqllv S0llll0I1l0l'0 EUYS Tll0lS and Cleat Some idea of the tremen- Editor liailfs mdllwl-'lwlhg and gals are not without tal- Thanks to Coach dons amount of work done by of journalistic mind, sweating ?lll, illld l'Wl'Y UNC of l-llefll allewins lllflll lll all members of the stall and it out with the 1-ost of tha is eager to do his best. Their ball practice. oth e r volunteers can be staff, helping with the proof- t'll4lt'2lWl' lil lllc fields of mtl- l30lW09Il illllwil gleaned from the following reading of write-ups before NC-illlllvllcs.1lWltllll0l'SCll00l Ultflll Wm- 0ll9l'0l piptdyg-S3 they are lhgdl-pdl-dlaql hm, lha activities have marked them als, editors Rain a The Stall allowing H head, dummy, as a class to watch as they stretched fnll-h-h Uful cowl. costing 926 each' All of the above are merely proceed through the next and floor back stage and finally compromising side-lights, and it would be lilSl We Will? 'lf llwll' lllgll picture schedules. on thc Dyesent cover at 426 lmpdssilylc to Qhdmemle all school days, Under the able The annual st: each. the things which wel-Q dom guidance of their sponsors, assist My lhl- sghl The editors in 3 dlthel- he- to help along the way. The Bliss llllnwii and Nr. Peter- felt hard press - Delbert liopf lost two ' ---v and printers and engravers have set a final dead-line of March .n all efforts are being ' ' I the son, the juniors-to-be of -lo--19 will really show what they can do. rnes roping Jim their project, . and popcorn 2 games with Aly Wilbur Burnett trying despera of the sixty pou ' -- ee KN U D0 I S x 6 lx x, xxxx xx, x xx xxx lx xflxx L lllx exlx xl ll ll fe x xxl x xxlxxxxl xxxpxxxx ll lt' lll TE llllh LEXINGTO , EBRASK ASS OF '48 s uxufxl 2x gx'e'xt nxxnx xxx' xne loolxxng fellxxxxs fxxxnx cl2xxs xxent out fxxx xlx S xnd cwrne lxxclx lxxnl e lxexoes Tlxxs could lx xxx n p'xxtx2xllx due lxxxxx exxx xe unfzxlxex mg suppox x gxx txem bx xlxe Pep Club fox eex eadxxs Helen Fxllxxn xg xnd Slxxxlxx llxnxdxll xxx nxxxxx xlso Nexex conxxnx xxx xlx xxng lxwlf xx xx xnd xxndxx xlxx Apxlxle leadxxslxxp xxf Jxxnnx axn 1nd Slxxxlex Rfxnsdxll xlxx enxxn xlfxxs lxxx cxxxxxd xlxxx xnnuxl xxlxxxlx spexlxx xxx xx xx A gxxxxd pxxxxxxxn xxl' tlxe lx xd xng xolxs xn xlxx xxpxxc-tx x Tlxx lxxclxxng Bxxd xxxxx xxxxllxxxt lv enfxxxed lx xlxx mxxxxx x nxemlxexx of xlxxx xxxxx xlx xl xxx Senxxxx gxxlx Vxxlnxx lxxxxx xnxl lx xxxxxx Sx xxlx lx xxx xxlxxxxl xx xxlxlx xxxlxxnxnx xxx' xxlxxxxxl Ixxxkx xxxx xlxx lxxx xl xxxxxxxx xxxxlx xx x xxxxxxnxlxxxxx xlxxlxxx llxglx xxlfxcxx xn xxxxp lllllgllllf xnd lxxexxoxlx x xxxxng xxxxx xx en lx l I- A rxxxnxlxexs xxlenn Nlxxxxxv Dxllxxxx lxxxpf xnd xxxllxxxx Cxexl xn Glenn xx xx xlxxx nxnxxd xlxxxnxxx fox xlxx Unxxxn l' xxxlxx Sxlxxxl xxxlx xx llxx xxxxxxx x lxxxxxl xx xxxx xxxxlx xlxxtexl lxxx xxlx fxxx xlxx Sxnxxxx Cl xxx xxl xx xx lxxxlx xxxxxlxxxxlxxxxllx xx xll exlxxlxxx exxn nxoxx of xlxx exxxxxxxxxxx xl xlxxlxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxl lxx Llxxx xlfxxx xnx l xx xxxxx xxl xx xx xx xx xnxxxl Nelxx xxlx x QL xxx Nlxxdxx xx xx fxxx Pxxxlxxxexxxxx Xxxuxlx l' xxx Anxxxxxxn xxxnfxxxnce f xxxxxxxx xxxe lxxxnxlxxd NX x xlxxlxxxtl Fxllxxxxxlxxxx lx xxxxx xxlxxxlx xx xx lxelxl xx xxxxnn ll lxxxx x lx xnnx Sx xxlx xx xx clxxxxxn x xelxgxxx lxx xlxx Nlexlxxxdxxx Clxxxxxlx xxx xxxxnxl xlxx lxxxexnx xxxxrx xl Cxxnfexencx fxx xxx xlxxxxxx xnxl Nlexlxodxxx Xxx l xxlxxxlx xx xx lxxld xxx Clxxxlxnd Olxxxx Nxxxlx xxxxxxxlxlxlxx xlxxxx x l xxxxx xlxx xxxxx xxxxxnxxlxng xnxl xxxxxx- xxx' xxxxx xx x lxxxxlxx x xx nxxx lx xxxl xxx xxx xlxx fxx xxxx xxx xlxe enxxxxxxxxxnxr nxenxlxxx xl xlxxx x xx -Xx xlxx xxx xxxx xxx xxx xx xxxx x xlx xll x x 1 x l x xl' N x .xx lx. Sclxool Board ls C-uxclxng Force Ol Cxxy School System xx xxxgxnxlxxxxxn xx xxcx lx xxl xnxl xfxxxxlxx Lxxxngxxxn llxglx Sxlxxxxxl xlxxxxxxglx xxx nx xxxx xxxxxxlxlxx xxxxl xx x nxxxlx xx xlxx lxxxxd xxf ldxxx xx xxxx Nl xdx xxxx xxf xxxxlxnx xxf Lxxxnffxxxn xxlxxx xxe xlexxxd lxx xlxx xxxxexx tl x lxxxxxl xxxxnxx xlxx xxxxlxxxxx xf xxxxx xxlxxxxxlx lxx xxx xxxxxxxxx nd xxxnx xxxx xxxxlx xxxxxxxdx xxxxxxcxx Nxxxxlxxnxf xxx xxxxxpxx xxxxxn xxxxlx bxxxxxxxnxxnxlenx 'Nlxllxx xlxx lxx xxxx xxf xlxx bo xx xl nxxnxlxxxx xxx xlxx lxxxxng of xx xclxxxx xdrn n xsxxxxxxxn xxf xxnfxnxxxl xflxxxx xxxxl xxxxnxlxng xxx xnx xxxlxxx xxlxxxxxl xxxxxlxlxnxx xxlxxxlx nxxx xxxxx xxlxxx bxxxxxxxx ll O xxx xxxx Nxxx Pxesxxlxnx 'Nlxx J ll lxxxlxxxxx Pxxxxdxnx l'lyexx ll Snxxxlx Lxnxxn bxxxxlxxx l l Bxxxnxx xxxxl Sxxxxxxxnxxnxl xl x xl 'Nx xx CLASS OF V949 'l xx xxxx xxxxl xxxnxxnff xl xx l xx' xxx x xxx xllxxxx x xx xx x xx xxxxxxx -Xnxxx xxll xxxxxxx xxxx N xxxlxxxx lx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx lxxxxxxxx xx xxx xexxxx xxx lxx xxxnx xxx xxx xxx xxxxxxx xxxxl Sxxxx xxxx lxxxxxxxl xnenxlxxxx l x x 5lll xxxxxx Dxxx xx xxx K lx xxlex Xxx xx xxxn xxx lxxlx x xxx x lx xxxxxxxx lx xxnxfx xx xxxx Class Ol 48 lxow Early Promxse As Leaders ln L H S x xxxx xlxxxxxxxvx pxxx xxx xx xxx xxf N18 x xx x x xnxxx x xxx xxx x pxxxrxxxxxxnxx xlxxxxxxglxxxxxx ll fxxxxx xx xxx xxx Lll S xxx xxx lfxll ltllx PLA ll Onx xxx xlxx lxxgxxx cl xxxxx xx n xxx xxxxx xnxexexl xlxx xxxxxxlx xxf Lll 9 Xxxll xx com pxxxxng xnxx lxxxxx xnxl mb gxxl xlxxxnxllx xlxxxxn xxx xxxx xgx xxxx lxxfxxx x gx xdxx xxxxxn Tlxxs xl xss caxxxes nxxxxx xlx xn xxx xlx xxx of xcxxxx students xxlxxx xxx xxxng fox sxlxxxlasxxx lxxxnxxxx xnd pxxxxxxpxxxng xn xxxxxxxx 5 xxx xl of xlxx fxxxlxn xx ffxxlx xdxlexl sp xx lxlx xnxl gxxxxx xxx xlxx enxxxxxxnnxerxx at xlxx xxxnxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxrxx lxx xxxxxx xxxxxxxxxv xxx x x xxx xlxnxe 1' lx 14116 Xxlxxn xxlxlxxxx xxx xxxlx xxxxx xxx xxlx xlxx xxxxxlxxxnxxxxx xl xxx lx xxl xlxx xxxxxxlxlx xxxxxxd xxl lxxx ff xlxxxx nxxnxlxxxx xxlxxx xxxexxxxl lxxxxxlxxll lexxxxx xnxl fx xxx xxlxxx xx xxx lxxxlxxxlxxll lxxxex -Xfxxn xnxnxlxxxx xx xxx x xxx xxxx xx xl xxxxxxn xx lxxx x xxxlxxfxx xxx x xfx xxxx xxxxrxxlxxx xx xxxxxxxxx xx lllxxl Ulu ll 10 xxx N xx x x x xxx xx x x xxlxxx xx Post xx xx pxxxxpexxxx xxlxxx x plenxxful xupplx of rn xxexxxlx xxxd the xxnfaxlxng xngerxxxxtx xxxxl lx xxd xxoxlx of xlxss nxenx lxxs xnxlxlexl xlxxs xlxxxs x nx xlxe xlxexx xunxxxx xxnxox pxxxnx x nex ex to be foxgoxxen xff xxx Lnxlex a rxxxxlnxglxt xxxx lxglxxexl lxx x xunxnxxx nxxxxxn xlxe Nxn x xx xn xxx xxx xxxnx xx xx xlxxxxxxexl xxxnxxxlxxx xxx xxxxx dxxxxl xx xl x lxxglx lxxxng xxxxxxlx lxell xxxxex xxngxxx xnd xxnxlxxxx xx xxnxlxx x xxx' nxusxx xnxl x xxxxx xxxxxxexl xxxxlx xx xll xx xxlx N enexx xxx x xxx xl lxeloxx Exglxx of xlxxx xx xxxxxx x lxxx lxexlmll lexxexx 'xnxl xxxelxe xxx xlxx fxxxxxb xll lexxexx xxenx xx xxxnxxxxs xlx x xexx L le xn xlxxlltl, xnxl llexlx Yxngexxlxexg xxpxx xl of tlxe xxlxlexxx px xxxx exx xxx xlxxs xl xss xxon xpexx xl xex xxgnxxxon xn xxlxlexxxx xxxxlx Cxxnfex ence fooxlxfxll x'xxlxle xnxl llexlx xexxxx xng lxxxxxxxx xlxle nxen xxxn xs -Xll bx xxx lxxxlxexlxxll xxxx xx xx xl 'Nlusxxal nxxnxlxexx efxxnexl px use and xxx xxxlx xn nxx sxx xlxnxcx xnxl xonxexxx xlxxouglx xxxxx xlxx sxxxe xlxexxlxx xxplxold xng xlxx tx'xdxxxon xxx' xxlenx xxx xlxx xl xsx xxxxl fxxxxlxex xxldxng xxx xlxe glxxxx of xlxe xe2xx Oxxxsxxndxng lefxxlexs Slxxx lxx l' xnsclell 'xnxl Je xnne Qt xxlx xxxxx clxxxxen xlelegaxe xnxl l xexnxxx xxx 2xxxend C,-xxlx St xx x xnxxxln Bxxxx Qxxxe xexxxe xnx xxxxxx xxexe llx-xlx Pxngen lxexg xnxl .lxnx lxxlxexxx xxxxlx Dxllxxxx lxxxxxx xxxxl lxxxlx Bexk xlxx x n xxex NX xlx x lxxvx xxxxnxlxxx l x xlxx xl xx nxxxxxxxxf xlxe nexes xxx xxxxxxxxxnxxnxx fxxx nxenxlxcx . 2 , 2 2 j 1 .- ,. . 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U. ,I - I I I . --x - . '- - - xxx xl-xxxxx-lxxx--1-x-l x. I- - - llx l xl x xx xxl llxx lxxxx lu ltlxx' xxx lxxxx l ' 2 2 ' f ' xxxx-x' xrxxx' xxx 1xl'l'lN'x'x x 2 - xxaxxx' 2 xxx gxrlxl xxx' gxxlxl xxxx xxnyx. Tlxcx' ' xx lxy Llxx- claxxx xxl'- xxxxxlxxxxxs xxlxxx xxxx-xl xxxxx lvxrl xx2xx'xx, xlxx- xxlzxx' 'l'lxxx Sxxxxxx-x s Wx-lx lxxx 2xxx itll-Lllllx' xxx-2xlx xxx ' ' xclxxxxxl xlflllllll, l'x'xxxlxxx'x-xl ' 'xxxx of xlxxp xxx xlxe N2xxxxxn2xl llxxnxx Sxxcxx-xy, ix xx'2xs more xlifllcu xlx2xn xxxxx2xl xxx sx-lccx xlxe xxxxxx xxl' xxx'e xvoxxlxx' nxenxlxers f xlxe Ixxxxxxox' nxx-nxlxxwslxip, Bla ' ' xex', .leaxxxxxe Ka Page 14dminiA tration and ?acultq GLENN E. MILLER Hs superintendent of the Lexington schools, Mr. Miller has put a lot of time, thought, and energy, into the develope ment of our present school seteup, which includes the departments of administrae tion and supervision of all the city schools, He makes a sincere effort to select teachers and texts to suit the needs of each group of students, His willing- ness to listen to troubles and his downs toeearth wise counsel have been invalu able to the students who have graduated from Lexington High School during his thirteen years here , . IOHN D. COX lvlr. Cox, a friendly sort of person with a big smile, is always ready with a helpf ing hand for the students of L.H.S. He has done more than his share to help with school dances and parties, besides attending to the thousand and one other responsibilities which his job as principal demands of him, He has gained the ref spect and admiration of every student. MH.DRED HDHMS, H. B. lnstructor of Normal Training Hobbiesi Reading, handiwork Pet Remark: Future teachers dont chew gum, IMOGENE BLHND, H. B. lnstructor of Mathematics Hobbiesi Heading, sports Pet Remark: Lets be auiet nowf SYLVIH BLOMQUIST, H. B. lnstructor of Coniniercial Suljejfib l fl Hobbies. Reading, knitting 1 f ,ffl Pet Remark. Stopl Stopll Stop ll MHX CHSEY, H. B. Study Hall Supervisor Hobbies: Hunting, fishing Pet Remarki My guess would be- -f 2' 6 .,. hi F ft?5'-11AfC.f '- -fs-f' .' sf ffm i 3, of ,f,,.,..,-.. , E.. V J 'su' -'f L4f'k5Z '.s-4Jv- . Yyrx-uri!-J ' ROBERT DYKE, H. B. Instructor ol Mathematics Hobbies: Hunting, fishing Pet Remark: Even my six could do that! year old son CHLVIN FRERICHS, H. B. Instructor ot Science Hobby: Photography Pet Remark: Knock off the chatter! CLHRH GEIGER, B. S. Instructor ot Home Economics Hobbies: Reading, collecting pictures ol architecture Pet Remark: I'Hs it were+. MHBEL GILLIHN Office Secretary Hobbies: Homemaker NORRIS HJJLEN. B. sf : Instructor of Industrial Has' FA P' Hobbies: Wood collecting, Wood finishing Ld- Pet Remark: 'Put in a penny and take out a sheet. MHRGHRET MCCOWN, H. B. Instructor of English Hobbies: Traveling, reading Pet Remark: 'INow in Ioisey, the goils and the birds are boidsf RICHHRD PETERSON, H. B. Music Director Hobbies: Reading, mechanics Pet Remark: O.K. Sopraniesf' GERTRUDE ROBINSON, H. B., M. H. Instructor of History, Latin Hobbies: Poetry writing, traveling Pet Remark: Take it to the basket, if Hobbies: Hthletics, hunting Pet Remark: RaWlll Rightl Pet Remgrk: Well, what do u Want this MHRIQRIE RQY, HIBI ume' ' Instructor of English M Hobbies: Bridge, poetry BER B. I I Pet Remark: Here comes that man - I .ofguyflglfj ts 1 1 I nf Comb WH.LIS TRUPP, B.n. - I . em I ' 19, so '11 G Instructor of History, Coach - ic . 1 F3 W LILLIHN HHNSON, H. B., M. H. Instructor of English Hobbies: Reading, painting Pet Remark: It's on the board. girls are again. , If .1 .fzf, .f HV!! X HLLEN WIGHT, B. s. My 1 , Instructor ol Vocational .Qgriculture lt A , 1 1 ,f ff J Hobbies: Sports, gardening I, W I J if it Pet Remark: Oh, Bughouselu JJ- Yi ,fi ,V. if . , . X 1 4 rf V It :Xt N ff I JI 1 of I If f J wt ,ff ,. I' ' ,ft M ff Jl,. A. Rage' I7 I Seniol-A BILL C. HDHMS Howard, Kansas l, 2, Basketball 4, Track 4. IHNE HLKIRE Plnnual Staff 4, Band l, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chorus Vice-President 4, Commerical Club 3, 4, Hi-Iirix l, 2, 3, 4, Home EC Club l, lunior Play Cast, Operetta Chorus 4, Oper- etta Production 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club President 4, Pep Club Council 4, Library Plssistant 4, Class Treasurer l, Vice- President 2, Secretary 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. CHBRLES L. HLLEN Band 2, 3, 4, Band Officer 4, Chorus 4, FFP. 4, lunior Play Production, News Notes 3, 4, Operetta Chorus 4. SENIOR CLHSS OFFICERS Page 8 NORMHN ELNDERS Band 4, Biology Club 4, Chorus l, F.F.1'31. l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, News Notes 3, Track 4. DICK HNDERSON Football 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. HENRY BHRNES BOB BHSSETT Band l, 2, Pep Club 4. NORMHN BEHNS Basketball l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3. ROBERT R. BERKE FFP.. l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.l3l. Secretary 2, Vice- President 3, National Honor Society 4. ROYLH BICE BHRBHRH BIEHL Cozad l, 2, 3, Commercial Club 4, Band 4, Chorus 4, Operetta Chorus 4. DHRLENE BLEVINS Chorus 4, F.T,l3l, 3, Hi-linx 2, 3, 4, Home EC Club l, Operetta Chorus 4. GEORGE R. BRHNDORFF lunior Play Production, News Notes 3, Pep Club l. IUNIOR BRISCO Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. BOB BRODBECK Chorus l 2 3 4 Iunror Play Productlon News N o t e s 3 Operetta Chorus 4 MHRILYN BURNETT Band l 2 3 4 Band Offlcer 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Cornmer c1al Club Secretary 3 Vce Pres1dent4 H1I1nx l 2 3 4 News Notes 4 Operetta Chorus 4 Operetta Procluctlon 4 WILBUR BURNETT Qnnual Fl s s 1 s t a nt Bustness Manager 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 H1Y2 3 4 H1 Y Vlce Presrdent 4 Track Natronal Honor Socrety Secre tary 4 RICHHRD CEBHLLOS Basketball l 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 T GLHDYS CROSS ED DHRBY FFH l 2 3 4 FFR Sentmel l Secretary 4 Iunror Play Pro ductlon Pep Club 2 3 4 LEE DECKER Band l Football 2 3 News Notes 3 Operetta Produc ron 4 Track l ROBERT DELHP Pl l KEITH DODGE Basketball l 2 3 4 Chorus 3 Footballl 2 3 4 H1Y l 3 4 Operetta Chorus 4 Pep Cu l2Trackl 234 Magjrv jp. y I ,HBH I?lNQwNojps' 4-81,55 li! Ilya fpguf! ,nf ORIN DYER Chorus 3 Iunlor Play Produc tlon News Notes 3 Student Manager Football Basketball 3 MHRILYNN EICH Band l Chorus l 2 Home Bc Club l Page 9 l ' ' 5 : V 5 ,J ,,: U- F.F..,2,3,4. , 1 - 4: , , , 2 '- , 2, lb , 1 , , , . l, 2, 3, 45 Class President 4g -,lf . . - . ,f W' 'P . I f ' -' .1 ' D : Q, or .7 5 g ,D it- SD? J , . 1 I I I - 92 -fl! 'Hx ,,,grackl,2,3,4. l DONHLD FHGOT Pep Club 3 4 FLORHLEE FHGOT Corr1rr1erC1al Club 3 H1 llnx 2 3 4 Home EC Club l News Notes 3 Page 10 HELEN FHLKINBURG lilnnual Staff 4- Cheerleader 4' Band l- Chorus 4 ComrnerC1al Club 3 4 Commer C1a Club Pes1dent 3 H1I1nx l 2 3 4 H1l1nx Cab1net 2 3 H1 I1nx Treasurer l 3 Tumor Play Cast News Notes 3 4 Operetta Cast 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Student C,ounC1l 3 L1brary Hss1stant 2 3 BI1.L FELLERS Basketballl 2 Eootballl 2 3 Pep Club 3 Track 3 BERTHH PEN TON Parma ldaho 2 3 Choru l Comrr1erC1al Club 4 Home EC Club l 4 BOYD FERGUSON Qnnual Staff 4 Chorus 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 lun1or Play Produchon Operetta Productxon 4 Pep Club 3 Student CounC1l 3 Student Manager Basketball Track l News Notes 3 Football RUTH FOSS Chorus l 2 H1I1nx 3 4 Home EC Club l 2 News Notes 3 IOHN GHUGER Pender l Plnnual Staff 4 GILBERT GIERHHN Basketball 1 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 FFH l 2 3 4 EFH Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Treasurer 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Nat1onal Honor SoC1ety Treasurer 4 CHROLYN HHLKER Hnnual Staff 4 Chorus 4 CommerC1al Club 4 H1l1nx l 2 3 4 H1I1nX Cab1net 2 3 News Notes 3 Operetta Chorus 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 L1brary P1ss1stant3 PHTRICIH H. HHSTINGS Grand Island l Chorus 2 3 4 H1l1nx 2 3 4 H1 I1nx Cab1net 3 Home EC Club 2 Iun1or Play Cast News Notes 3 Operetta Cast 4 Pep Club 4 DOROTHY HHTCH Chorusl 4 ETH 3 4 H1l1nx2 3 orn Ec Club l 2 Operetta Chorus 4 IOYCE HODGES Wood Rrverl 2 Phoemx QTIZOHCI 3 Chorus 4 CornmerC1al Club 4 H1 I1nx 4 News Nates 3 Operetta Chorus 4 VIRGINIH HOFFERBER l31Chrnond Cal1forn1a l H1I1nx 2 3 4 H1 l1nx Cab1net 2 News Notes 3 Pep Club 2 3 Operetta ProduCt1on 4 GLENN HORN Ocontol 2 3 ' 1' N 'A' A Us x Mm: , 1 , : - l I 1 - , , , 1 , z , 1 . 1 E V z , . , 2 , , Q -1 , , z S 5 . 1 , . 2 Q Y , , 1 1 2 Q 1 , 1 z l,2, 3. , Q - , 5 , y 1 , . Q . , 1 , Q .- - , z Football 2, 3, 4g Operetta Cast 4g Class z , , , z ' 5 5 dl I - I I I I - I I : 1 , , , 1 . z , , 1 - , , : - Q 1 1 5 .Q , 1 , z - , :H 6 , 5 . , J , 1 1 : - z ' ' Q . A , 1 - , , Q - J I I ,'f 5 - , , 1 IMELDH HUNKE H1l1r1x l 4 Home EC Club l 4 Home E Club V1ce Pres1der1t 4 I-'RHNCES M INGRHM Plhhual Staff 4 Chorus l Commerc1al Club 3 4 H1 Imx 4 Home EC Club l 2 3 4 BHRBHRH IENSEN Cozad l 2 Chorus 4 H1l1r1x 3 4 N w Notes 3 4 Operetta Chorus 4 ELHINE IOHNSON Curt1s l 2 Parham 3 LHIOYE IOHNSON Chorus 4 Home EC Club l 2 3 4 LOHRHINE IOHNSON Curt1s l 2 Parham 3 PHT IOHNSON DX l 4 Hom IEHNNE KHIN Qrmual Ea1tor 4 Band l Chorus l 3 4 l'l1l11'1X l 2 3 4 lumor Play Cast Nat1or1al flohor Soc1ety 3 4 News N tes 3 4 Cperetta Cast 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 P p lub C urC1l 4 S ,1der1t COUYIC1 2 4 L rarf H Q1 tam 2 3 F tball Queer Qttertd ID 4 WILLIHM T KHRR s etball l 2 3 1 Chorus l 3 Po ru 2 3 l'1 Y l 2 3 lurucr Play ProduCt1 r N D er ,1 Tr cr 3 4 MHRCIH KIRKPHTRICK North Platte l Chorus 2 3 4 Commerclalq Club 4 H1l1r1x 2 3 4 H1 l1HX Cabmet 3 4 lumor Play Product1or1 Operetta Chorus MYRON KIRWHN etballl 2 Footballl 2 3 H1Y 1 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Student Cour1c1l l Track l LORETTH KNHGGS Kearney 1 2 Chorus 4 Commerc1al Club 3 H1 lmx 3 4 Operetta Chorus 4 Uber tta Productlon 4 Page ll I l ,911 K, X ,. 4 xv 1' lf Q :ff 9' V ju Q ,X Ax- - V F , . ' 1 ! - I V I 4 I xi . . I I. 1, I . ,' Q - Q Q Q - Q Q- N I1 ' ' , . X. 1 2 til! ' 451 I il ll' ll ll' ' 5 -Q I 'A BGSk Q Q , Q Q '- , if Q Q - Q , Q G S HNNUHL FOOTBHLL DANCE H1-Ii , 2, 3, Q 1 e EC l, 2. l. In I I , g . ol , g ' Q Q Q Q Q 9 C. VC 1 V Q , Q l- f T .. Bak ' , , , . , ot' all , ' l, , , ll' , , ,-3, 7 A ' -'Q 1 IJe1s lates 3,P,Cl'bl,2Q3 a'. lA2 Q, . DELBERT KOPF Basketball 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Operetta Cast 4, Operetta Production 4, Student Council President 4, lunior Play Production, Class President 2, 3, FFP. l, 2, 3, 4, Footf ball Captain Qttendant. LORRHINE KOPF Seward 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Hiflinx l, 3, 4, Home Ec Club l, News Notes 3. BEVERLY H. KREITZ Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Council 4, Com- mercial Club Vice President 3, Hi-linx 3, 4, Home Ec Club l, 2, 3, lntrafMusic Council 4, lunior Play Production, News Notes 3, Operetta Cast 4, Library Plssistant 3, Pep Club l, 2, 4. ED LHNGLEY Grand Island l, 2, 3, Band 3, Football 4, Hi-Y 4, Track 4. IIM LHRSEN Chorus 3, 4, F.F.Pl. l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.Pt. President 4, lunior Play Production, Operetta Chorus 4, Pep Club 3, Student Manager Football, Basketball 4, Track 3, 4. WILMH LINN Commercial Club 3, 4, Hi-linx 2, 3, 4, Home Ec Club l, News Notes 3, 4, News Notes Editor 4, National Honor Society 4. LORENE MHNSIR Chorus l, 2, 3, Commercial Club 4, Hiflinx l, 2, Home Ec Club l, 2, 3, Pep Club l. IOHN E. MHRGRITZ Chorus 4, FFFI. 1, 2, 3, Operetta Chorus 4. BETTY MCCHLL Band l, 2, 3, 4, Band Head Majorette 4, Chorus l, 2, Commercial Club 4, Hi-linx 3, 4, Home EC Club l. GOOD LUCK. FELLOWS! Ed Langley. Glenn Moritz Keith Zimmerer, Mrs. Zimmerer, David Speak M Zimmerer. DORIS MCINTURF Chorus l, Home Fc Club l, News Notes 3. GLENN MORITZ Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, lunior Play Cast, News Notes 3, Operetta Cast 4, Operetta Produc- tion 4, Class Vice President 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Honorary Football Captain 4. GENHRO MUNOZ Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, Track l, 2. HULDH NEBEN Seward l, 2, 3. BETTY O'CONNOR Band 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Hi-linx 2, 3, 4, Home Ec Club l. Page 12 IHMES G. O'DONNELL Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ht-Y 2, 3, 4, Iumor Play Cast, Operetta Chorus 4, Pep Club 3, Track 3. MHRY IHNE OLDFHTHER Hnnual Stall 4, Chorus l, 2, 4, Chorus Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, Hiflinx 2, 3, 4, Horne FIC Club l 2 3 4' Home EC Club Sccretaryf Treasurer 2 Presrdent 3 News Reporter 4 luntor Play Cast Natlonal Honor S ctety 3 4 Operetta Cast 4 Pep Club l Op retta Product1on 4 HLYCE OWENS Qnnual Stall 4 Chorus 3 4 H1 l1nx 3 l Home EC Club l 2 3 Home EC Cub Pro gram Chatrrnan 2 VICE Presldent 3 lunlor Play Procluctton Operetta Chorus 4 Operetta Productton 4 Pep Club l Nattonal Honor Socrety 4 TOM PESHH Fremont l Qnnual Stalt 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Football 2 3 4 H1Y 2 H1 Y Treasurer 4 'Nlews Notes 3 4 Op retta Chorus 4 Pep Club 4 Track 2 3 4 IRENE PINKERTON REX PORTER IEHN M PRHSCH Chorus l 4 Cornrncrctal Club 3 H1 ltnk l 2 3 4 llotue llc. Club l Opcretta Chorus 4 Pcp Club l GLEE PRINGLE Cornrnerctal Club 4 H1 ltnx 3 4 DHRYL PROETT Bancroft l 2 3 Cho us 4 SHIRLEY RHNSDELL Hnnual Qssoctate Ed1tor 4 Band l Cheer leader 4 Chorus l 3 4 Cornrnerc1al Club 3 4 Cornrrterctal Club Prestdent 4 H1 llnx Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Nattonal Honor Soctetv VICE Presxdent 4 News Notes 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Student Counctll 2 3 4 Op retta Chorus 4 rootball Queen Plttenaant 4 MHRILYN RHTI-IKE Seward l 2 3 Chorus 4 F11 ltnx 4 Op retta Chorus 4 Pep Club 4 Pep Club Counc1l 4 Pep C l u b Vlce Prestdent 4 Footbal Queen 4 BILL RHWSON Basketball 3 Btoloay Club 4 FFH l 2 3 4 FFP. Treasurer 2 Football 2 News Note Track l 2 IHCK REGOUBY Chorus l 2 3 4 Chorus Prestdent 4 lunt r Play Productton Operetta Chorus 4 Student Manager Basketball Footojl 3 4 Track 3 HHRLEY RICHHRDSON Plnnual Staff 4 Basketball 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Nattonal Honor Soctety 3 4 Nattonal Honor Soctety Prestdent 4 Track 3 4 Football Captatn Qttenclant 4 DEHN RIEKER Sutherland l 2 Ba ketball 3 FFQ 3 4 F tball 3 4 Track 3 4 Page 1 , Q -1 I V I I . V . A. ., 3 , Q Q Q C Q , z - ,Lf ' l A , 1 1 Q z 5 . 2 Q , , z z , , 1 - ,3, 4p - :1 , 5 9 5 Q , , . . . 5 . 'Y' . u 1 fr V' f j , Q - , . . F I V I A ' Q 5 - 2 , , Q , Q A 4 z - ' l, 2, 3, 4, lunror Play Producttong Nattonal J l 5 , , , Q , , , : S V- . , . V 4 I ,. , Q 1 f f - 1 ' f -f Y 1 ' , 5 , , l . 5 , 5 , f r - - f f -'U , ' A ' . 3- 4 ' ' A 'f 1 r - I l ' V , J . , , . . ' .' 4: C 5 , 5 . , , S , . - . ,m , , f. , , , oo . , , . , . HERB RINGENBERG setballl 234FFQl234F Treasurer 3 News Reporter 4 Football l 234H1Y234Trackl234Footl Capta1n Flttendant 4 Honorary Basketball Capta1n 4 IHMES ROBERTS Plnnual Staff 4 Band l 3 Basketball l 7 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 H1K l 2 3 4 H1 Y Song Leader 3 lun1or Play Cast Operetta Cast 4 Student Councl 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 4 DELMH SHRNES Hnnual Busmess Manager 4 Chorus 2 Corr1rr1erc1al Club 3 4 Class Secretary l Treasurer 3 H1 IIHX l 3 4 lun1or Play Pro duct1on News Notes 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 L1brary Plsslstant 3 4 Nat1onal Honor S c1ety 4 Football Queen Httendant 4 RICHHRD SEBERGER B1ology Club 4 FFR l 2 3 4 Football H1 Y 3 4 News Notes 3 Trcck 3 4 BOB SEBERGER Footballl 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 New Note IHCK SHHDH Br1dl2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Footbl News Notes 3 Oper tta Chorus 4 HERB SMITH Taylorl 2 3 Choru 4 Operotta Cl1 rus DHVID SPE HK Basketballl 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 Football l 2 3 4 I-11Yl 2 3 4 lun1or Play Produc t1on News Notes 3 Operetta Productron 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 Trackl 2 3 4 Page 14 4 Ch H1 News orus l 2 4 COfHH1PIClGl 2 3 4 H1l1nx Pres1dent News Notes 3 4 New tta Chorus 4 Op retta l 2 3 4 Class Sec 3 Nat1onal Honor l B1ology Club 4 Cub 3 4 H1 Opcretta Choru rus 2 4 Cornrn rc1al 4 H1 l1nx Cobmot Proc1uct1or1 News Notes 1 4 Operetta Product on 4 E B TH 3 4 FTH Program FC Club l 2 Cp rettl BHNQUET WESLEY STREVER FFR l 2 3 4 News Notes 3 Operettor Chorus 4 DORIS VHN CLEHVE Bond 2 3 4 Chorusl 4 Operetto Chorus 4 MHRIORIE VIIG Chorus 4 Comrr1erc1ol Club 4 ETH 3 4 PTH VICS Pres1dent 3 Pres1deht 4 l'l1l1I'1A l 2 3 4 H1I1r1x Pres1de1'1t 3 H1l1r1x Cobmot 2 4 News Notes 3 Operetto Chorus 4 Stu dent Cour1c1l 4 Notlonol Honor Soc1ety 4 HUDREY WHITE Plnnuol Stott 4 Chorus l 2 4 Comm rc1ol Club 4 ETH 3 4 FTH Secretory Treos urer l 4 VICG PTSSICIGDI 3 Home Ec Cluo l '7 3 Home Ec Club VICG Pres1der1t 2 Iumor Play Product1or1 Operettcx Chorus 4 CUSTODIRNS ESPY HND OTTO H,,,X ,LJ DONNH WICKHRD Bond 2 3 4 Cornmerc1ol Club 3 H1 l1I'1X l 2 3 4 Home EC Club l 2 New Notes 3 Operettcr Product1or1 4 Pep Club l Mit., RHLD O FE B sketbcrlll FFP! l 2 3 4 DON WOLFE Borrdl Bosketbolll Eootboll 3 New Note 3 Pep Club 3 Student Morrrogcr Foutborll l Bosketborll Trock 2 Trocl' l GHRLHN D WOOD Br1dgeport l News Notes 3 Oppr tto Pro cluct1oh 4 NORMH L YOUNG l 2 Co1r1rr1erc1olClub 3 4 H1I1r1x 2 3 1 1-I1 l1I'1X Cobmet 2 H1 IIDX Secretory 3 lUI'11OI Ploy Product1oh IEHNNE ZEPLIN Chorusl 2 H1 l1f1Xl 2 3 4 Home EC, Clul l News Notes 3 KEITH L ZIMMERER Bosketboll l Chorus 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Closs Pres1der1t l H1 Y l 2 3 4 H1 Y Pr S1 dent 3 lumor Plory Co t Op retto Co t 1 'lrorck 4 BOB ZIMMERMHN crsketboll l 2 B1 l ly Clul 4 Cl r PH 4 lur11or Ploy Product1or1 New Notes 5 Operetto Procluctrorr 4 Pep Club 2 4 Troc, l 2 EDITH ZWICK Chorus l Corr1rr1erc1ol Club 3 4 H1l1r1x l Z 3 4 Home EC Club l 2 lumcr Ploy Pr duct1or1 News Notes 3 Page 15 I Zbkx , 4 L 1 '- r V.: I'0. , , , J. 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The New Look-Pro Hnd Con: Carolyn lust Oui For H Spin: Opal Knaggs, Bill Sanderman, Marjorie Barrett, lean Van Kline, Bill France, Leola Naurnann, La Huken, Kay Harrington, Sharon Cook. Vonna Downs. The Future Champ: Don Dorsey, Lyle Case, Coke Bound: Carolyn Bourn, lean Darby, Verlyn Wolf, Carnilla Tinglelioll, loanne Barioara Bicliardson, Pat Bode, Sandra Back. Hatfield, Mary Ledgerwoocl. Page 20 x 'f, 1 Sf 3. Get In Or Shove 4 Ioe Seberger, D Struempler. , vig, wg fi ,,,gi4f 1 W L -mn 411,41 ,Lf :Mif- XA ru QQ' u ',, . X l K R-. ' ,, 3 4 , iz '52 JP? ,, iw E593 A 'J H 1 ,maxim , 1 Q I 22 Sky 'my -Q , Mwwxi' :v .5:.' ,I,' 'J !':..2'3 r5lMafii Y' ' 25 3 MH-pw. V2 , , Mi an , wws ww .fig j w , ' w w fl 'VIEW , 53 ,551 ' .z V 'lg ' 4' c , 1 f' , my Q31 M V H 3 L' K I --an X ., 'Q gg. 9 3 5 f I 4, W 5 2 K , , , 1 W f 'S' 'f,,' fx fi wif 2, W mf an if .23 1 3 .Qg X V Q gh eww v 7 ff Y' .I si ik Q of C552 M Q ,ff N-1 . 1555 9 ,5 ' 1, 5, :J J N E is rg f , lv ' , ggi 13 ,Q Q5 if A WM ?reAlumen The Cream Of The Crop: Ion Oades, Darolcl Westbrook, Bonnie Chadwick, lolin Hnderf SOD. Here's How: George Teelor, Robert Teetor Get Ready, Get Set, School's Out: lffarqfrntc Marina Goriieg, Darlene Mills, Marilyn Gomez, Lois lean lflaskill, lack Steflzzrin Prascli, l.e5na Major, Marilyn lensen. Delma Sarr, E in in a G ar Cl'I, 'fffrrrz Gutscnow, lanice Greenlee Page 25 Q g , sm 45? , K sz. Q 3 5 A 1 2? 1 5 'K 1 44' I il T , -X ' ik '-1 fi Q . ,' ,3 4 W xt X I fx' 3, YY., 'A 'l uw V'-, , :J ' fy was ' '.1b I' u 3 ff I ini. S , in I X' 2 1 y n 4' , is A 6. 1,3 A X- W - 'J-'S ,fn 'W Q Qin kr. . ' .Q ,Q M' 6, 1 , . N- 4 If an-'W ' . 1 X I Q .-,. 5 , W. 3 4' v . N I Q f Xia A Q ,, x + Q A 2 .. ' ' I .. , vw ' ww!! ,Q fw ,jj 'Y 5.41 K , mg 2 L :ff X X X XXX Ai! 1 fi ' A3 fd 2 , ,Q I ,Wg if Ma l M . , QY,,' , 4 ,gf 9 3 , ,il M ,gg IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FHCULTY: Second row: Norris Holen, Richard Peterson, Willis Trupp, Robert Gamer. First row: Clara Geiger, Geraldine Norton. Virginia Parrish, Tressie Leopold. univr High The Seventh grade is an exceptionally large class this year with eighty-two mem- bers, who occupy the two largest rooms ot the Iunior High School, with Miss Norton and Miss Parrish as homefroom supervisors. Boys from this grade help to make up the Iunior l-ligh football and basketball squads and are coached by Mr, Garner, The teams are backed by the Iunior l-ligh Pep Club and two sets ot cheerleaders, the seventh grade cheerleaders being Carolyn Carroll, Margaret Gauger, Carolyn Speak, and Ianet George. The class also has a good representation in the high school band. The traditional seventh grade assembly was presented in the spring. Qn up-and-coming group, this Class of l953 is bringing with them new talent and ability. Fourth row: R. Vance. I. Lucas. I. Warren. V. Brown, B. Sanders, S. Rohnert, L. Cunningham. G. Hawks. K. Hyslop. R. Bice, K. Whittaker. T. Hickman, I. Fleming. I. Keenan. K. Barth. S. Parks, B. Spuhler. M. Gauger, D. Bnderson. G. Bense. R. Warner. B. Wilson. Third row: I. George, I. West. G. Winkler. C. Carroll. C. Koehn. P. Iohnston, I. George. B. Vance. I. Lhotak, D. Dorwart, M. Gauger, L. Flynn, E. White, B. Mansir, B. Bourn. V. Casper. I. Florie. P. Hodges. G. Rimpley. Second row: H. Haines, S. Knispel. H. Munoz. D. Schrack. I. Glenn, P. Shivers. B. Wilsey. B. Lloyd. V. Gutschow. S. Brummet, L. Smith. R. Walker, R. Keenan. C. Schneider, I. Cannon, S. Wood, I. St. Iohn. M. Harkless, D. Greenlee, D. Wheeler. First row: R. Sherman. H. Iessen. B. Sailors. N. Lange, C. Dyer. P. Henderson. I. Byrnes. D. Ryan, W, Frickey. R. Shivers. R. McCarter, B. Bice. D. Fanter. P. Smith, B. Westervelt. M. Nell. D. Bolen. C. Speak, M. Kirwan. Page 26 Wrjffji 1, A Fourth row: I. McGuire, H. Kreitz. S. Dodge, D. Bacon, R. KI' me, G. Wolff. R. Smith. C. Speak, C. Kugler, S. Bock. R. Stark. Third row: P. Hpgar, B. Regouby, I. Byers, I. Carr, B. Clark, R. Gcrrmillo, I. Ingram, H. Wolfe, K. Winkler, E. Brown. Second row: C. Hiner, W. Wehrle. N. Henderson, B. Newton, R. Brummet, G. Crawlord, R. Bossung. R. Wheeler. I. Halker, L. Owens. F. N I . . xrst row. I.. Hunke, I. Mllbourne, L. Smith, C. Carter, I. Hdams, G. Hagan. C. Mcxcke, D. Dyer. D. Wickurd. L. Hodges, R. Dorwart. WW The Eighth grade is composed ot forty! tive students, Subjects studied are history, arithmetic, science, English, home ecof nomics, shop, geography, arid art, Miss Leopold and Mr. Garner are the teachers in charge ot the eighth grade homefrooms. Cheerleaders, who with the seventh grade cheerleaders direct the Pep Club composed ot members of the two classes, are Louise I 5301 ffff' ' wens, Rosemary Wheeler, Ianet likwtl nd Ioyce Ingram, The assembly program which was given in Ianuary consisted of two oneeact plays, piano numbers, and a Minstrel Show. Though the class seems small, rural stu- dents who will join the group as they enroll for high school next year will greatly in- crease the present size. DBRKIE ENTERTHINMENT Page Z1 ii 'll V ., Q X l ix A b 'swrPX riX -xgsxl xl EJ J, M x xr ,N .ts , Q gui.: is . w V if Yi l I it X' if X' Xf' s 'ft . S' U' V, Aj t 1 NJ X Y, I ' I' sl X sa it sf - SGCXETY if ' EDtTlO Q' iiwiseto 1-HGH scnoot l Senior Volunteers Eclit News Notes The school column l,.ll.S. News Notes is a regular feature in lioth of the local papers. liach year, Miss Lil- lian llanson selects from the volunteers, tw'o students as editors. Wilma Linn was chos- en as news editor for the Daw- son County llerald, and Jeanne Stark for the Lexing- ton Clipper. Regular repor- ters, also volunteers, were Jeanne Kain, Shirley ltans- dell, Lou Casey, Dea Casey llelen Falltinliurg, Marily' Hathlie, Evelyn Stock, llelni Sarnes, Marilyn Burnett, Ha' liara Jensen, and Marcia liirl patrick. Along with their re ular weekly news assig ments, the reporters are git' special topics to eover ea week. News Notes would he possilile were it not for splendid assistance and ., struction g iven hy llansie, W who devotes her one free per- iod every day helping the edi- L tors and reporters. l . D. . t'ontriliuting to th-is'coluinn 1 Librarian Nrax vu is a non-credit aetiyity, hut V l A n A I ' I those participating feel it is cllll' llllU?lU llS lll l-Vxllli' Sllmig that wow UM lllllws' 'l'he assistant lilvrarian well worth their tinie, for Wil llttlll 5K'll l Will! lilmll mul lww te lmflwflSl 'l'ml1 an indispensalile part o through this niediuni the the 'lllltlt lllll'l't'S5lYU Will' Ut l 'W to illll' ll! 'llllx lll llllX l' Sr-html gygtenih 1-'rom a l Alunini of l..ll,S. and all ills' l'itllWUl U5 lllll lYl'U- ill' lllu' mls W'1 'l'lf1l9l 'l Nl voluntary applicants l. others interested in the school llltdlllll YWW lW'NllN'1'S 'ti lllt' l 'll :lull MWF lwl' l 'liS if ian Casey chose the l'oll can keep intornied as to what licll Vllllt- V llllll Wl2ll mul dll 5 .:lSlw'l' Many llnwf you girls as assistants. 554,95 hh in rhch- high Sdwhil Biology Clulx, and l .T.A, were' couldnt see the face ol the VMI' MMV Omhls' MMF. Sonxe of rhh Sulhigctg ctw- taken in without any sort ol initiate ,- her 'arnis were Mmhvn Rwuwr' Jam, Med duymg H yuh- mit.: AC- specially planned cereniony. stacked sowhigh with ho-olis. MMV' Aim Zhhhn' Dm he-tries hf gymimrrhs' Chhega The llonie licononncs cluli lhe l'.l'.A. tools their new muhuemm SHINE' wit wwyds' and hushwss Sup, had a weiner roast at the west nreniliers through auseriies of Mmhz as Wmhhum, as WSWS: dui, ,hppuhgs uf th.Y, sandpit, which was 'followed distastetul antics, hhndtolded, Rhine Knut! was dere ui Jinx' fmh,m,H.hli' 1:.i:Au hy a tornial tw ilight initiation and then followed with the keep uw huuxw on the yfr'-A-' Hmm, hp' phh' th, service lretore the cainp tire. lornial service. lhe.tollow1hgf in Urdu. Mwmmg Ulugx-1Shah-intu55pn1l,li,353Stu- After each girl had giyen l1er day -tound the initiates with mmxhm, and HMS rhihf wuhph up-Uyhgpel philips: pledge, the new nienrliers w ere hpsticlt snieared faces, clothes Ruth Nw Wwks fm, hmmm. mhhuhg Amr hmrrhrsh told that they were to wear wornliacltward, andliooltslme- H dau, Lhwughuut U hx Shin-ry am-rhhur rhhr huh, an apron, earryAan egglieater, ing carr-iedlnrnnlli pails. Yami dmhur which wus my ln. in um, Wm. Mhmrs' and sing, whistle. or lxnin lli-X initiation was on niuch 'nssistg UW hhmm Lili-S is pm-0,-Q.ir he '-News llonie Sweet llonie hetw een the sanie pattern as the aliore. mmm. punks. Sumo N,,tQS'j' A classes the next day. This was 'l'he general idea seenis to lie Sxmdsihhmhs uw th what we call a inildlnntiation. that it a new' class can snr- in and Um of hwhs 'l'he lli .linx initiation was yiye the ordeal ot' eating Umm, Swdcms h ln return tor their tinie alittle niore seyere,New nteni- things that seem what they Miyuki limmhlhug U spent, these assistants have liere were ted wornis tspa- are not, they are then worthy hook? WM haw r the opportunity of learning gliettil, and dead-nran's eyes of acceptance into the organ- lm the hwhhg hu l at tirst hand library system, tgi-apt-s1,'l'liey were then toltl ization. This is usually fol- They asia uhhh A 'l' of that on the following day they lowed lay some sort ot distinc- M- h'm,g'hn. mwuh - ' -4 tiye dress or nianner the next Mui wmhmgs wh re trained in the ning , . -..ms adept at A were to wear no nialtt up. ' -'--A -their hair up in pin-curls, day at school, and tht nest hwmmnu, duh -- .,.. r ,..,h,1-5 r year these sanie ones are hx Wzurh 'hw ,,.....trrntr their l:if.til'tlst1 Lo SWXHL NWS? HSS ' 'ml' l the opportunity 1 lil coupled xxith tl1e pl 1x ing of 0 Sli, HS lnll' tim., 1t1ng XX laced use ectio s an lxs dl e time 5 iax e ear ning 1: 1111 LEXTNGTO EBRASK l948 New Loolc een At l. H S sou xxont forget hoxx oolted xxhen xou xxent to l xxt record tl1e stxles e bobbw soxeis and tl1e11 D5 Joe sxxeaters haxe replaced bx the t en IS xx ith the11 sl1o1t sleex ed st length sxxeateis and Json tml blouses XNOIH xx 1tl1 oied ties Plaited shuts xe gixen wax to tl1e nexx lt of longei flaied balle n1 sltu ts NN lute bobbx soclts 1d siddles oi loafeis 1en1 un popul ll footxxeu fo chool lllfl plax but d uk host 1nd pl1tfo1n1 soled sl1oes uc ll for spet11l occ lblUllS loodtd sxxiug b1tlt co1ts xx 11n1t1 tl1 111 the tl11ee 111111 te1 belted co1t of list xe ll S1l1t1 lllil gold h Ill buiettes 111d l1e11t shaped locltcts ll 1 nu st fo1 exe gul n ste 1d of 1nl1le cl1 uns 1nc l1e 111 charm b1 1ctlets tl1e e ue daintx xx11st ch11ns 1x1tl1 1n identification he'11t shaped 21 ll1e latest addition to the high school box s xxaxdiobe IS 1 UJl4lL1l0X sl111t to xxear NN th the tradition 1l co1 d pants xxhich a1e gix en 1n ext1a tu1n to displas flashx socks and conifoi table loafei s 01 oxfords ndian beaded Ol hand tooled le1the1 belts a1e super duper in heltxxear Petuin to popu l111tx of the double breasted suit for dress brought also 1 1etu1n of xnlute dress shirts 111 h neclxties patterned xx ith square doughnuts fied eggs 111d itornic bomb flashes n h1nd painted designs Plaid lun1be1 iaclt sh11ts Ol Jackets for xxintei and colo1ed T shuts and baseball caps or x1a1me1 weather 310 faxoiites l. H S Fure Dull LHS stude11ts ue hen fullx infoi med lb to p1otedu1 in case of fue and alt ioug the ax 61 age time required f 0 people to ernptx a ui ing during a fue d11ll lS about minutes the Lex-.in Christmas Splfll Prevan l LHS xxent '1ll out fu Cluistrn 18 flktlll xtions th s xeai The in 1n o11 thc stiect savw onlx the xxest xx1nc oxx decoiations xxluch xxeie p t up by tl1e FTA guls bu QXCIN room in the building NN as dressed up for the Cl111st mas season In 'tliss llansons l1o1ne 100m tl1e Christmas tree xx as 1 ited entirely in blue t he top of the lbllflklltllltlb x 91 e gailands of 1ed xnc xxlute L1 epe paper with tinsel 10136 di 1pcd across A n1t1x1tx scene d1 1x1n in colored th1llt 1nd lighted candles on the l1ooltc1sts c1e1ted 1 tl ut CllllStl'll IS 1tn1ospl1c1e Tl e I 'l A guls were xt busx at Cluistmas time fo 1ex not onlx 11'11de the xxin doxx decorations mentioned l1e1etofo1e but thex 1lso dec or xted the tree in thru room xx1 t ni lc lt 1 ch xllt snoxxu1 in st 1nd1nff be s e 1 sign xxluch 1e1d lei IN Cl111stm1s 1nd silhouettes cut out of hlitlt p1pe1 l p o Cl guru celloph 1111 made theu 1oon1 1 XCllillJlt, plxx ground hex le 111 doubt tl1at tl1e11 futuie pupils xxill enjox tl1e11 Christmas festixities Nliss Blomquists tx ping class staxed in cl1a11tte1 bs making theu Cl111stn1 IS decoiations lllfl p1ctu1es on theu txpex111te1s There xxcic Christmas YICCS nreplaces can les stockings and Santa Claus The shorthand classes di exx txx o lug pittui es of S1nta d the giteting Nlcrxy h 1nd Tl c l1h111x pl ltiltllfll xx IN conx eitcd into 1 fanulx lixiug IOOYH xx1tl1 tl1e 1dd1t1on of 1 biiclt futplue xx1tl1 stotlungs satl.l'lS ndei tl1e CllllNll'llRS tie in Nh Ga1ne1 s 1oon1 wxluch sported a string of the nexx bubble lights xxas 1 x1la e snoxx scene xxith tl1e n11n11 ure houses 1nd c h u 1 ch lighted fi ni xx1 l11n Ped luistmas rope xxas hung flOU'l the fou1 co1ne1s of tic room and fastened at the cen ter xxith a large bell S'1nt1 and his 1e1ndee1 Santa ant a fireplace 1nd an ange ic choir occupied prominent pl1tes on the bl 1cltboa1 ds Sp1ce does not peirnit 11s to go into detail about exeix ioorn and tl1e aboxe a1e on 1 a fexx of tl1e outstanding and t 'XbOl xte deco1'1t1ons put up tl1e students and te 1CllLlS txuxont setuuuglx t1x1ng to ou o the otheis All of this Chiistnias tuols xxhuh xx d l the student sponsor t 017 Cl s 1' 1 ni the n11ntel 1nd council ni ide the 1 111 hanging ll Q big gailx d l Cl st mas season trulx 1fest1xe one ecoi '1tet lll 111 eseuts L H S 1 Oll ll foui High School xxas xacated in ll Youll t A One Hllllute and l.lll1 TA flN 8 SGC onds during tl1e fue d11ll held l ln lteepmg Wllll its D1 ogi es lligh school students al 7 l O O O ol . . . 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A l.. f'A8l4eS Use ol sixe educational poliei L.H.S. has made use of radios in class and recreational work 1 ' 'ears The library 95, xxaxs engox listening to the World Series, and this year Coach T1'upp's class in Arneri can Problems became ver much interested in the Holly ' t which. man , C 'X WORK HS WELL HS FUN BEGINS LONG BEFORE THE DHNCE Gene Be sner Dan Dorwart Ieanne Kam Delbert Ko f M p arjone Vng Suzanne Dorwcnt Lornne Hodges lack Grub r Ch1ps Hnderson Shxrley Rcmsdell Iames Roberts Bea Casey , -swell twfpf V t I dff VN r-f YQ Q:-ffcx . , I Student Counczl 1 why DX ' One ot the hrahhghts ot the year the lootball banquet and dance was sponsored by the Student Councrl who also present d an assembly program and a school dance each month unless the school calendar wa already hlled Qnother ot the groups pro1ects was the Chrrstmas carols and chlmes heard through the halls over the pubhc add res system at the Chrtstmas season The Student Counctl IS composed ot llv SGDIOTS le anne Kaln Delbert Kopt Shrrley Ransdell lame Roberts Marlene Vng tour tumors C h a rl e s Hnderson D C ea as y Suzanne Dorwart lack Gruber three sopho mares Gene Belsner Dan Dorwart Lornne Hodges two lresl K lane stewart unen athleen O Donnell Othcers elected for the year were Delbert K t op presrdent Lornne Hodges vrce prest dent Charles Plnderson secretary treasurer The group was sponsored by M1s R b s o th son and Mr Cox Stcmdmg Suzanne Dorwart Ian S e tewczrt Mr Cox Lornne Hod MQYQOYIB Vng Kathl ge Icxck Gruber james Roberts een O Donnell Seated Chl s R d p n erson Shrrley Ransdell Dec C Gen B asey Delbert Kopi Mlss Robmson Da e etsner Ieanne Kam lagc 50 n Dorwart f 1 ' u .1 f 'Br' ' n . . : 2 . , . Q . . . -- . . . y 4 C . .. A J I , , -J , 5 f , . S I I l I , C 1 f ' Q I 1 I I S Q f I . , 4 C. , . . K l H l . . . I . . C . A g Y . J . , . I f . I 1 ' r - ' ' Q . .- 1 1 r ' A - if fm 'K I Q' at , I , . . , 3. 1 , , . , . Second row Ixm Roberts Mary lane Oldfcxiher Glenn Montz Hlyce Owens Mxss Robinson lane Blklre Delbert Kopf Robert Berk Charles Rnderson Fxrst row Wllmcr Lmn Dec: Casey Iecmne Stark Ieanne Kam Harley Rmhardson Slurley Rcmsdell Wxlbur Burnett Gxlbert Gxerhcm Delma Sarnes Lou Casey Vlrg ne Norns Maryorre Vng WZiW,f ' VM Lfdftylw U f Natrona! Honor Secretly The local branch of the Natlonal Honor SOC1SlY was organlzed rn l928 1n Lextngton Htgh School Its purpose IS to create en thustasm for scholarshtp to stlmulate a de and to develop character of the students of thrs school Membershtp tn the Nattonal Honor So ctety IS the h1ghest honor that can be QIVGH to a student Each year from a group selected from the upper thtrd of thetr re specttve classes the faculty may choose only ttve per cent of the 1un1or class and ten per cent ot the sentor class These chosen ones must possess the tour qualttles most useful to soctety leadershtp scholar htp character and servtce Last year the Juntors chosen were Delbert Kopt Mary lane Cldfather Harley Rtchard son Shtrley Ransdell and leanne Kam New members chosen thts year are Charles Qn Casey from the Juntor class and hm Roberts Glenn lvlontz Qlyce Owens Wllma Ltnn leanne Stark Wtlbur Burnett Gllbert Cterhan Delma Sarnes lane Qlkrre Rober Berke and Marlone Vug from the sentor class Ofhcers are Harley Rtchardson prestdent Shtrley Ransdell vxce prestdent W1lbur Burnett secretary Culbert Gxerhan treasurer Slnce l93l the Lexrngton branch of the Natronal honor Soctety has been und r tho sponsorshlp of M1 s Gertrude Hobtn on Ilurf. 31 1 S, . J f Nfl E f ?,Ldf'-0 . I X lj I l ff O O sire to render service, to promote leadership derson, Virgene Norris, Dea Casey and Lou r ' ' - - - ' I Q t . e V Lgt v Fourth row Mxss Blomquxst I Hlkxre P Martm E Stock L Mansxr G Pnngle B Fenton H Lammers R Mormtz M Zeplm I Duryect I Commms Third row E Vug D Hxckmcm B Burgess F Ingram R Whxte B Bxehl M Vng I Hodgson L Casey N Young Second row D Nuvlaux W Lmn D Sarnes M Kxrkpatnck M Burnett I Hennek S Hansdell M Kner D Casey S Dorwart D C ll C Halker H Fulkmburg I Stark B Fenton I Berun Fxrst row I Hodges D Hnderson orye C'ommerc1al C7416 CO'TlITlOTC1Gl Club IS open to anyone who takes any part ot the huslness course dur1ng the tour years of h1gh school The purposes at thts group are to develop competent ag gress1ve husmess leadersh1p and to create more mterest and understandmg 1n th ln telhgent chorce of busmess occupatlons Wleetlngs are hela the hrst Monday even1ng of each month w1th the olhcer ID charge bhlrley Ransdell prestdent Manlyn Bur CHRISTMHS COMES BUT ONCE R YEHR' 7 nott v1cepres1dcnt Iaannc Hennelt secre tary treasurer and sponsor Mrss Sylvlc Blornaulst Everyone has a good tun the meetlngs wh1ch are planned wtth an ernphasts on lun as Well as study Qt the C,hr1stmas party a program and g1tt ex change were held and the COH1IHGI'C1CIl room was decorated for the hollday season Tl 11S IS but one ot the part1es held by the group dunng the year Mflf fffjf A J o 'l'l1o Future Business Leaders, which is thc , ' - ' - Q 1 ', - ' , ' V ' . ' o at . . . G . - ' ' Y . 1 . , 4 . . ' ' ' s ' 1 ' ' I 9 1 1 of I I v 7' ff Q X x S QX mfr l iff' I ifwr f 4, ,M Yuture eaclcer lu! T ff '7 'i . , efidd ' ri The PTH. club is a natigial organization whose purpose is to help train future teach- ers for the responsibilities which they will soon have in the education world. Officers are elected each semester, with the following members holding office aur- ing the first semester: Marjorie Viig, presi- dent, l.aVonne Knaggs, vice-president, Hudrey White, secretary-treasurer, Lucile Qctivities of the club this year have inf cluded the annual Thanksgiving dinner, a fall picnic, and a special Christmas prof gram. .Qt Christmas time each year the group sponsors the decoration of all of the windows of the school which face Washv ington street. The normal training instructor, Miss - i fu I . btrever, programg chairman, t . J - t ' .- f x i f. P . . X l X 's Q N' . l x - x N 'f X X V. i . . , .1 xy - KA X R Mildred Qdams, is sponsor of the club. 'Second row: Lorraine Iohnson. Elaine Iohnson, Betty Meyer. Miss Hdams, Lucile Streverf Esther Greathouse, Marjorie Viig, Elaine Kring. First row: Bonnie Iunker, Eunice Horn, Hudrey White, Katherine Emst, Dorothy Hatch, Mary Oades. I.aVonne Knaggs. Page 55 Iii- If IT-fro-11' ff Y -f ! ' V ,ww 241-'52 4J'l?f'y. Fourth row: K. Dodge, I. Thorne, B. Seberger, I. Dodge. D. Dorwart, B. Zimmerman. G. Moritz, G. Beisner. D Speak, E. Langley. D. Hennek. Third row: D. Hlkire, D. Ingram, B. Ward, E. Kirwan, D. Fisher, I. Seberger, I. Pesha, B. Karr, R. Seberger, I. Hlen Second row: I. Randecker, H. Richardson, I. O'Donnel1, I. Roberts, T. Pesha, K. Zimmerer, W. Burnett, B Ferguson, B. McKee. R. Rathke First row: G. Kreitz, C. I-lnderson, K' irwcm, I. Oades, D. T I. Hnderson. F organization which has clean sportsmanship d an clean living as its goals. This is the Hi-Y Club, which plays an important part in the school and its activities. Following the initiation in the early fall, members get into the swing of activities which include social as well as educational projects, Meetings are held the first and third Mondays of each month at which time basketball or dodge-ball in the gym follow the transaction of business, Perfect weather for orty boys of L.l'l.S. are members of an both occasions was ' i 7.1 , f f V' f fa J fl r ' - Y - . J 1' Y L-4 3 ' V' li l g ff If V, Q ,VJUK , 'zfle L Lt Pag 34 ,, , , , , ., ,, rf. 1-,.. . ,, . .,4 . K omasek, D. Fagot, H. Ringenberg, D. Sarnes, T. David the good fortune of club members and their dates for the hay ride in the fall and the ice skating party in lanuary. Hmong other outstanding social events of the year was the annual stag picnic, held in the spring, First semester officers were: Keith Zim- merer, president, Wilbur Burnett, vice presi- dent, Tom Pesha, secretary-treasurer, Iim Roberts, song leader. S e c o n d semester officers were: Charles Plnderson, president, I Th . , I . . erry orne, vice president, Emil Kirwan, secretary-treasurer, Dale Fagot, song lead- er. Coach Trupp was the sponsor. HLL SET FOR THE I-IHY RIDE I. wg - wr? i Vx 4 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB HHLLOWEEN PBRTY Second row: Frances Ingram, Delma Mansir, Miss Geiger, Dorothy Racek, Ianice Greenlee, Marina Gomez, Margaret Buettner, Hnna Ropers. Roma Peterson, Mary lane Oldfather, Dorothy Smith, Ianiece Gainsforth. Hnri Kopt, Lee Hnna Smith. Gloria Rupe. Hrmelda Zwick, Verla Tripplett, Delma Sarr, Darlene Mills, Lajoye Iohnson. First row: Lahae Kirwan, Marilyn Prasch. Sharon Greenlee, Darlene Reichert, Mary Lou Beardslee, Gladys Iohnston, Imelda Hunke, Delores Coryell, Peggy Reynolds, Carol Huff, Nola Iones. Harriet Rickertsren, Joanne Hatfield. Home fcvnomim Club Learning to be a gracious hostess is a Gladys lohnstong and News Reporter Mary necessity to every future homemaker. This lane Oldfather. Miss Clara Geiger is the year the Home Economics Club has enter- sponsor. tained many times and each member has had some practice along this line. any girl who has taken' Of is taking' G1 least one year of any Home Economics class Meetings were presided over by Presif is eligible for membership in this club. dent Delores Coryell, ably assisted by Vice Highlights ol this year's work include an President Imelda l-lunkeg Secretaryffrease impressive initiation picnic, a Halloween urer Peggy Reynolds, Program Chairman party, and a childrens Christmas party. Page 55 -.RX 6f :,,-' Fourth row D Wolfe N Rxchardson I Seberger B Rawson. H Finders D Draper H Wmg D Lum B Zxmmennan B Berke D Kopf O N Beck R Seberger W Strever B Sheldon D OConner H Lantz Thxrd row B Delap I Reed I Racek D Rleker D Mzlls B Major R Reed O Rxeker H Iensen B Klme T Reed R Cover B France O Schurr Second row L Neben H Rxckertsen L Hammond N Hnders C Margntz I Hattmg C Hllen. L. Brugger R Racek G Mxlls M Roether T Wllson I Schmzel Fxrst row Mr Wnght E Darby I Larson R Rathke G Glerhan H Rmgenberg Jw future ?al-mel-A The Lexmgton Chapter of Future Farmers of Hmenca conslsts of hfty four boys Mr W1ght dxrector of Vocauonal Hgnculture sponsors thls actlve orgamzatlon They Work Wlth the1r motto IH mmd Learmng to Do Domg to Learn Earmng to L1ve Lwmg to Serve Othcers ot the FFH are I1m Lar on pres1dent Rlchard Hathke VICG presldent Fd Darby secretary G1lbertG1erhan trea urer Herbert Rmgenberg news reporter and Robert Racek Watch dog The Fl-TH entered the poultry contest at Holdrege whlch was sponsored by the Page 36 Hmencan Poultry Breeders Hssoc1at1on w1nn1ng a hrst and a second and I'eCS1V11'1Q approxxmately S32 IH prlzes Later they went to the state ludgmg contest at Holdrege and came through Wlth the1r usual share of honors They also sponsored a praxrle dog extermmauon campa1gn Club members sold popcorn apples and pop at football games to replen1sh the1r treasury Durlng the Wmter season they played basketball w1th ne1ghbor1ng chap ters and wtth other organ1zat1ons Th1s group IS hnlshlng up a full year ot profltable actlvlty and fun I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 , 1 ' . . , 1 1 - - , . , . ,. . . . 1 1 1 - 4 - 11 . . . . . ' . C 1 . . . . .J , , , 1 1 ' 1 4 A 1 1 1 '9' . I 1 1 ' 1 ' - 1 fffwj. 1 MW' JV? 7,1 ' , ' o o If XJ if fi 'Jaw' gf f Nbff frf!., ffc ' A11 f ! f ' flft I, M ,lj f Xi' ,ff 1' One hundred thirty enthusiastic girls, with a yen for sports, ioined the Hi-Iinx Club which was sponsored this year by Miss Bland and Miss Roy. Under the leadership oi President Ieannie Stark, Vice4President Maureen Z e pl i n, Treasurer Donna Naviaux, and Secretary Ruth Moritz, the club enjoyed the annual Christmas caroling, the traditional Heart Sister week in February, and sponsored a dance. Qt two of the home football games they earned S584 by selling hot dogs, apples, candy, gum, and popcorn. Part oi this money was used to make a Christmas for some young people less fortunate than they. The Hi-Iinx Cabinet consisting of Marjorie t I Barrett, Pat Bode, Gladyce Iohnston, Delores - Coryell, Marcia Kirkpatrick, Marjorie Vii ij FOLK DHNCING FUNI Rose Hibberd, and Ianet Flnderson, to W charge ot the awarding of the Hi-Iinx e I blems which were given to the memb r ' on the basis ot attendance, coo at' , IV, participation, and scholarship. FK ix x,,.+r Fiith row: P. Martin. I. Rutt, M. Barrett. K. Duryea, M. Oldiather, B. Owens, N. West, B. O'Conner, I. Zeplin, I. Hlkire. Miss Roy, I. Van Huken, E. Stock, K. Harrington, M. Zeplin, I. Duryea, E. Emst, B. Burgess, B. Fagot. C. Bourn, M. Viig. R. Moritz. Fourth row: V. Martin. I. Xain. I. Stark, D. Blevins. V. Norris, W. Linn. I. Prasch, G. Pringle, G. Iohnston. D. Naviaux. D. Scrmes. Miss Bland. F. Fagot. C. Sandermarx. S. Cook. M. Roether, B. McCall, D. Casey. S. Rcmsdell, S. Casey, I. Darby, B. Scott. Third row: G. Luebke. O. Knaggs, H. Falkinburg, L. Michel, M. Oades, R. Hibberd, G. Michel, M. Rathke, I. Hunke, F. Ingram, M. Hutt, B. Iensen, L. Knaggs, D. Hnderson. L. Hodges, I. Hodges, M. Kirkpatrick, B. Biehl, L. Knaggs, C. Gierhan. Second row: D. Coryell, H. Ropers, M. Prasch, V. Fagot. L. Maior, D. Buchholz. H. Kopf, L. Kirwan, M. Wallace. D. Mansir, N. Iones, G. Rupe, P. Bode, K. O'Donnell. C. Halker. First row: I. Hattield, N. Gilland, L. Norton, D. Racek, L. Smith, N. Blevins. B. Rosenthal. D. Karr. S. Dorwart. P. Hastings. B. Krietz, D. Macke. S. Van Dyke, I. Hnderson. Page 37 mf, ,, cm The Biology Club waf or-aarrized irr tlrn rzlarrs lor Qeld trir'-,S of biological rrrtere-'t lall vvrtlr Mr. Grote, as sponsor. and lrold dr:-acrrsssiorva on tlre bioloaicol yrorectfa rlial ll il'!i'3 rxoerrr niczrro -:orarateely o, Crit ol approximately i.lty clrro rrerrroerfa, VK Plryl Martin, Sharon Cook, and Lois Mrclrel, Fl' G QICUD' lf were clroseri lor the offices of president, The Club Congmuuon explains mm' 3 ' .' .e -e-tar etreasurer e , - . Vice president' cmd S Cf Y ' I purpose of lrre cluo r. prov e a more ape-ctively. Qt the club meetings, rlre rrrerrrberf: rrralco tliroualr ro A e sv JW J If U, Fourth row: I. Draper, L. Downs. I. Van Huken, G. Luehke, C. Hatch, B. Zimmerman, G. Kreitz. R. Chadwick, K. Harrington, P. Bode. D. Hdams, D. Buchholz. Third row: M. Stear, C. Bourn, P. Smith, N. Gillcmd, M. McGinnis, ID. Stedman, V. Cannon, C. Sanderman, C. Tinglehoff, D. Matz. I. Hatfield. Second row: V. Wolf, D. Iones, L. Hodges, M. Roether. C. Gierhan, N. Iones, H. Smith, I. Darby, E. Ernst. H. Ropers. L. Smith, D. Case. First row: I. Pesha, B. Ward. D. Tomasek, Mr. Grote, L. Michel, S. Cook, P. Martin, N. Hnders, H. Bredenkamp, L. Case. Page 39 if s t f i t s t Lllllllil u I 1 . iq. i V Third row Coach Trupp H Rathke D Fagot G Bexsner D Speak G Montz G Gxerhan W Bumett K Zxmmerer H Rxchcxrdson Second row E Kirwan T Pesha I Bnsco H Rmgenburg K Dodge I Roberts B Seberger N Beans B McKee E Langley First row R Seberger R Thompson D Hnderson D Latter D Kopf R Cebullos D Dorwart ji!-if .fa-14 hjL4b4V A3 qrvfvei' jgdfzlufl' azleff W ff' f TVB' v44EL51zz-,- ij 161 tl who is proficient enough to eorn C1 vorsitv letter 1n footbcill bosketboll or trock Lex ingtons three rnoyor sports octivities be comes eligible to enter the Lexington High School L Club Qll persons el1g1ble may ocquire membership by signlng the mem oershlp roll However ony member moy be eil elle for couse by or two thirds moiority E XE ig X N X 'X Q NTT X. X tive os long os they ore in ottendonce ot Lexington Members ore classed os inoctive when they ceose to be regulorly enrolled in Lexington High The ob1ects of the club ore to encouroge porticlpotion in oll sports to porrticlpcrte in school octivities ond to sponsor such school octivities os the members see fit Page 39 ! - - 2 f . f X , 07 , - f jf ' 4 df iw' l ,Z H H 6 f f f L 7 2' ' ff Flny student of Lexington High School Membership in the L Club is termed oc- . l X f , . , X Q A X D x R - -X x 3 . ' ' X W X X it Ax DN 3 XX 5 N1 x xy Q w ,X 'C X if Q x X Xl- I- xi' tl Pep 61116 Fourth row: B. Bassett, D. Westbrook, E. Darby, L. Hammond, B. Kreitz, D. Hnderson. I. Dodge, D. Latter, G. Kreitz, D. Hennek, B. Zimmerman, H. Shada, B. Ward, D. Ingram, I. Gruber, D. Fagot. Third row: H. Wing, K. Duryea, M. Prasch, M. H. Zeplin, M. Barrett, I. Randecker, D. Sarnes, D. Hlkire, T. Pesha, V. Norris, I. Hennek, D. Tomasek, D. Sames, M. Rathke, M. Zeplin, K. O'Donnell. Second row: Miss McCown, P. Reynolds, D. Macke, M. I. Stuckey, S. Dorwart, D. Iohnson, R. Hibberd, P. Bode, I. Darby, M. Oades, D. Casey, I. Stark, I. Stewart, M. Roether. First row: H. Iessen, M. Kirwan, C. Halker, D. Fisher, D. R. Hnderson, I. Rlkire, I. Kain, L. Hodges, B. Chadwick, C. Flnderson, B. Tallon, I. Oades, I. Hnderson, I. Mallett, P. Hastings, I. Pesha. Cheer Leaders: S. Cook, H. Falkinburg, S. Ransdell, L. Casey. Cheer Leaders: Lou Casey, Helen Falkinburg. Shawn Cook, Shirley Rlmsdeuh Wearing flashy orange or black sweaters and loaded with pep and enthusiasm the Pep Club went through another year cram- full of activities. The club consists of fifteen members elected from each of the four classes, and the four cheer leaders, Pep rallies and skits were presented before games, and buses were chartered for outfof-town games. The Pep Club Council, which governs all Pep Club activities, is iriade up of the Pep Club officers: president, Iane Qlkire, vice- president, Marilyn Rathkeg secretary-treasf urer, Iane Stewart. Qlso on the council were: cheer leader, Lou Casey, and class representatives, Ieanne Kain, Harvey Wing, Lorrine Hodges, and Don Hennelc. Qlways, the Mright-hand-man was Miss McCown, the sponsor. The boundless energy and iron lungs of these students have been instrumental in boosting the morale of the school at all times. i PLIQL' .GGJL ffflf-if an-efdxlf M?1t0'5 -If 'The mocking M1-d W The Mocking Bircfva three act operetta, was given November ll and l2, by the music department, under the direction ol Music Supervisor, Mr. R, K. Peterson. There were over one hundred titty students in the production which played to capacity crowds both nights. The story takes place in New Orleans in the l76U's, at the time when France ceded Louisiana to Spain. Colonists, with the aid of a pirate crew, defeated the Spanish army which came to rule them. Manon, a French Countess who poses as a peasant girl, leads the colonists in the intrigue and as the story ends she renounces her royal birth and leaves for Virginia with the young patriot, Bob Finchley. The cast was as follows: Glenn Moritz General Hubrey. French Governor Gilbert Gierhan Eugene De Lorme, Hide to the Govemor Charles Hnderson Maxime Grandpre, a wealthy citizen Donna Rae Hnderson Yvette Millet, Maxime's ward Virgene Norris. Marion De Lange, an immigrant girl Keith Zimmerer lean, Le Farge, French pirate Delbert Kopl Bob Finchley, a Virginian Dean Latter Captain Beloit, ol the ship Marseilles lames Roberts Don Hurelio De Mendez, a Spanish envoy Helen Falkinburg Marquise De Villebois, a wealthy Colonist Ieanne Kain Countess Bellaire, niece of the Marquise Beverly Kreitz Ianette. an immigrant girl Phyl Martin Lenore, an immigrant girl Patricia Hastings Iavotte, governor's housekeeper Mary Iane Oldlather Chloe, a slave belonging to Maxime Hlan Shada Pierre. a negro butler Piano accompanists were Shirley Ransdell and Marilyn Burnett There were ten chorus groups ot soldiers, sailors, townspeople, colonial men and women, and immigrant girls. Rented cos- tumes and scenery were used, adding a great deal ot color to the production. Coz- turnes for the colonial men and women were elaborate velvet and satin with bro- cade and lace trimmings. Qll principal characters wore white wigs. The soldiers and sailors were in uniform, and the immi- grant girl chorus was picturesque in peasant skirts and blouses. Some of the featured numbers were: The Flash of the Skippefs Eye, France, Glori- ous Franceln, ul Long for the Golden Hour, Pt Stale World and a Pale World, 'The Lion and the Mouse, Hlust a Kiss, Whats the Matter with the Moon Tonight, and ln Silence. Mr. Peterson was assisted by Miss Han- son, who coached lines, Miss Geiger, cos- tumes, Miss Roy, dances, Mr. Holen, stag- ing, Mr. Garner, publicity, Miss McCown, make-up, Mr. Frericks, lighting, Mr. Cox and Mrs, Gillan, ticket sales. Each ot these had committees from their classes and from the student body at large who assisted to make the first high school operetta in many years, a big success. l Page Pat Hastmgs Ieonne Kam Helen Falkmburg Kexth Z xmmerer Shxrley Rcxnsdell Glenn Morxtz Ilm Roberts Delbert Kopf Robert Berke lane Hllure Miss McCown Carolyn Halker Senwr C7444 P ay Matxldct Phmney Phoebe Fuller Rnnabelle Hallock Zeb Hlbbxtt Captmn Seth Bamubos Rev David Thcxcher Captam Ebenezer Iosxoh Hbner Mrs Spoor Hbxgcul Lucy Hbner The class ot 1948 presented as 1ts sen1or play Feather tn a Gale a comedy 1n three acts M1ss Margaret lVlcCown d1re t d c e thrs productlon wh1ch was presented Ptpnl 26 and Z! The play opens 1n Hnnabelle l-lallocks nome at Sesut C ere three wldows Hnnabelle Ma t1lda and Phoebe l1ve alone to ether Q Mr Tnacher the young parson makes tt scandalous plam that he s partxal to Qnna belle But when Seth Barnabas Ca O p n the Shootm Star pays the wldows a VlSll Q nnabelle becomes enamoured w1th the I apn s tales of romantlc adventures Zeb the subm1ss1ve unkempt fxsherman 'runlessly pursues the abrupt outspoken 42 Iecmne Kam Shirley Ransdell Helen Fallunburg Delbert Kopl Keith Zlmmerer Ilm Roberts Glenn Montz Robert Berke Carolyn Halker Icxne Hlklre Pat Hoshngs but kmd hearted Mat1lda The t1m1d Phoebe who can scarcely call her soul her own ecretly admlres Parson Thacher Deacon Qbner and hls w1te Lucy one of the better lCtlTllllGS ol the commumty do all 1n the1r power to d1scoml1t the fmanclally embar rassed wtdows Two shnll QOSSIDY women Mrs Spoor who IS the Bathtts Wlle and Plb1ga1l who IS evldently of the lower classes add splce and varlety to the plot of the play Captam Ebenezer IS an ornery old man w1th a tobacco stamed beard Th1s play w1ll long be remembered a outstandmq not only because 1t was a cos tume play but because every part wa a haracter portrayal i , v ' - t . .... . . , . . . . 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I - , , 1 ' I . , 4 1 1 1 '- - s. , , . 53 o , . . , ' V , t L , , 1 S I f I' . ,, , , . , , , - . , THE PRODUCTION STHFF Mary Oades Ieanmne Rutt Dale Fagot Delores Coryell Maureen Zeplm Phyl Marhn Ruth Moritz Lou Rae Casey Iohn Racek Harold Lanlz Dea L e Casey The funror Class play presented under the dtrectton of Mrss McCown December ll and l2 was a huge success They played two ntghts to a capacrty crowd who thor oughly entoyed the performances of th cast The flrst meettng of Emil Klrwan as Bob Hdams and Suzanne Dorwart as Eleanor Ross brought many laughs Plavmg the oart of Mr flldams Dale Fagot wrth hrs show of pride over hrs son s mgenurty ana courage dtd an excellent Job throughout he eventng Pleasant slow rnovtng Charlie amor Cla A P ay Westover Cpllan S,-hadal and ccclcy lun Ro tCharle Hndersonf brought therr character to life wtth some clever acttng Lou Rap Casey Hnna Lee Larnrners and Ioanne Duryea ebhtbtted sktll 1n portrayfng tl character of Mrs Hdams Pauline Hdatn and Mrs Ross and are commended for then performances Rrchard Rathke as Mr Ross a bombastrc personalrty demanded thrngs oe done tmmedrately but he was often frus trated The teen agers Harvey Wrng Marv Krrer loanne Hennelc and Donna Lee l-hcl: man proved their abtltttes w1th frne perform ances The stage commtttees deserve prarse for the play s success for their labor though 1t rs not spectacular takes long hours of tedtous work Mtss McCown dtrector was presented wrth a leather encased mantcurmg set Frr day nrght rn apprecratron for her untrnng efforts to make the play a success Qll tn all the play was superbly done from begrnmng to end both nrghts The lunror Class Certatnly proved therr abtltty to act desptte such other acttvtttes as football sea son htgh school operetta and the on cont ng basketball season THE PLHY CHST: Harvey Wing, Ioanne Hennek, Mary Krier, Donna Hickman, Dale Fagol, Miss McCown, Lou Rae Casey, Chips Hnderson. Joanne Duryea, Suzanne Dorwart, Richard Rathke, Emil Kirwan, Rnna Lammers, Rlan Shada. llagt 45 Filth row: I. Larsen, G. Kreitz, H. Shada, D. Dorwart. I. Roberts, K. Zimmerer, D. Kopl, G. Gierhcm. D. Latter. I. Margritz, C. Hllen, R. Racek, D. Mills. D. Proett. D. Hennek. Fourth row: D. Iones, H. Wing, I. O'Donnell, B. Brodbeck, D. Tomasek. H. Rickertsen, G. Beisner, D. Fagot, H. Smith, C. Margritz, I. Oades. H. Iessen, C. Hnderson, D. Tomasek, M. Roether, I. Hnderson, Mr. Peterson. Third row: M. Kring. R. Hibberd, N. Iones, I. Butt. V. Norris, I. Stewart, P. Hastings, P. Bode, K. Duryea, H. White, I. Stark, K. Ernst. D. Hickman, I. Duryea, M. Zeplin. Second row: D. Casey. C. Bourn. I. Kain, B. Biehl, H. Lammers, R. Moritz, D. Karr, B. Kreitz, P. Martin, M. Rathke, M. Viig, M. Burnett, B. Scott. M. Oldfather. First row: M. Roether. D. Buchholz, D. Hnderson, I.. Hodges. I. Hennek, H. Falkinburg, M. Hutt, K. O'Donnell, S. Dorwart, S. Cook, V. Martin, L. Casey, Pianist Shirley Ransdell. lllcwic bepartment Take one group of enthusiastic young people, mix well with plenty of good music with good direction, and there you have the recipe for good listening pleasure. Mr. Peterson has been following this recipe with his mixed chorus, consisting of fortyfseven girls and fortyfone boys. Meet- ing every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at eight o'clock in the morning, this group together with the other choruses provided the cast of the operetta and furnished many programs for the enjoyment of the students of L. H. S. and the public. Pit the Christmas program these choruses mastered the diffi- cult lllallelujah Chorus by Handel. Qfficers of the mixed chorus are: Iack Regouby, president, Maureen Zeplin, vice- president, Chips Qnderson, secretaryetreas- urer. loanne Hennek, librarian, Shirley Flansdell, pianist, and Virgene Norris, music council representative. Mr Fetersons advanced chorus consists of fortyffive girls, many of whom also bee long to the mixed group. The advanced chorus meets during the second period on Monday, Wednesday and Friday These girls formed a large part of the operetta cast and have contributed greatly to the success of the many appearances of the school choruses. Every Friday, under the chairmanship of one or two members, a program is pre- sented to the chorus group. The programs consist of singing, instrumental, and speak- ing numbers. The purpose of these Friday morning programs is to help the girls be- come accustomed to performing before an audience. Qfficers for the group this year arei Donna Rae Plnderson, president, Iane Qlkire, vice-president, Mary Iane Oldfather, secree taryftreasurer, l-lelen Falkinburg, librarian, Marilyn Burnett, pianist, Beverly Kreitz, music council representative. The first year chorus is comprised of twentyftwo girls, most of whom are fresh-- men, This group meets every Monday, Wednesday and Friday during the fourth period. These girls took the parts of the Spanish soldiers and the Negro chorus in the operetta and helped with the other programs Page -14 f 54 1 vf W if' A , . V V 25' ix .Q af ,5,V , if N 5' t W 5 5 5 fa: 1- 3 Q Y QW ,ff 2 ip, w'a if Pr' dgiieiaf sijQ,'.f,,5! W 21. A u L ,, 2: I I 5 fu? Q b , ,sg L ,Q ff, 97 0 if .ff 1 Standing: O. Knaggs. I. Stewart, L. Noumann, B. Biehl, I. Greenlee, B. Scott, P. Reynolds, H. Shader, L. Owens, I. Beyer, I. Hcxlker. I. Ingram, K. Winkler, H. Kreitz, M. Dyer, G. Crawford, Mr. Peterson, R. Hibberdl H. Lammers. M. Prasch. Third row: R. Wheeler, Fl. Regouby. D. Bacon, R. Bossung. I. George, I. Lhotalc. D. Dorwart, M. Lammers, S. Knispel. S. Rhonert, C. Tingelhofi, K. O'Donnell, B. Bourn, C. Kugler, E. Newman, D. Greenlee, M. Barrett. C. Hnderson. Second row: D. Van Clecrve, D. Wingert, M. Stuckey, K. Peterson, D. Rnderson, D. Kugler, M. Kring, D. Westbrook, I. Gruber, D. Fisher, I. McGuire, D. Wiclcurd, N. Hnders. I. Gainsforth, C. Hllen. First row: I. Bercm. E. Grecxthouse, G. McCoy, S. Greenlee, P. Peterson, V. Martin. K. Harrington, S. Cook. M. Burnett. Httentionl Forward Marchl Drum Major- ette Betty McCall has lead the Lexington High School band down the field many times this year. Their stirring music and difficult maneuvers have highlighted the intermission periods. Under the direction of Music Supervisor Peterson, they have made great progress as was proved by the finesse with which they presented their Christmas program, Summer training and long hours at hard work made possible the success of the pub- lic appearances during the year. Letters are awarded to members who win the required number of points based on at- tendance, appearance, cooperation, and other points of importance. Officers having chargerof the letter awards are: Marilyn tenant, Ianet Beran, company clerk, Sharon Cook, auartermaster, Don Fisher, sergeantg and corporals in charge of sections, Marvin Dyer, Charles Plnderson, and Pllan Shada. The entire band took part in the Hay Day Festival at Cozad, Fall Festival at Gothenf burg, and Homecoming celebration at Nef braska State Teachers College at Kearney. H Beginners Band and a lunior Band were organized this year, and as progress is made in each, members will progress until they reach the Senior Band which is the ultimate goal. The final special activity of the year was the Music contest in Grand lsland which was held in Plpril. Lexington High School is very proud of this organization and wishes them further Burnett, captainq Charles Plnderson, lieuf success in the future. Page 46 245 F 1 13, vp, f N G- A 5- 'ff Q Y' A7 ' 'T' W 8' ' . ' ' Qv J ' -,, 5 . rg fl' ' paw 'X i - , ,ww A r ' 1 1 , v hr ,X A ' ig 1:11 ,. 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This group of twenty- boys, directed by Coach 'lr Grote, were all under- ,snren and had had little no experience. A schedule of six games abled the Reserves to gain luable experience for com- g years, These players, who rde up the Tlrrrd and T' our h rm of the Lexington squ rd ry ed ag rrnst the seconc erm of many neighboring L rools scorcs o tlr lcstrvt 'rn cs wcrc 4 othtrrlrurg, l cxrrrgton 0 lxerrner lcxrngton 1 Broken Pow Pr lcxrngton 0 lloldrecr 8 Lt xrngton 4 Curtis is x rngton ind Coz rd 7 r x rngton 0 Athletic Funds Help Purchase New Band Unilorms Because of the financial suc- cess of the athletic program during the past several years, a sutticient sum of money has been accumulated so that this year it was possible for the athletic department to give S2000 to the music department to be used in the purchase of new band uniforms. This announcement came as r brg surprise to 'Niusrc Drr ec the band, who had already launched plans to start a cam- paign for' funds for this pur- pose. Although the S2000 gift is only about one-half the amount needed, it is a prac- tical certainty that the re- mainder will be forthcoming from other sources, and by next fall the hand should be decked out in new outfits, The band mernbers and the directors are staunch support- ers ot athletics and lend a great deal to the color of ath- letic events, and the entire student body expressed their favor of the gesture of appre- SCHOOL AND ClTY UNlTE FUNDS TO BUY BLEACHERS New bleachers were erected on the Lexington Athletic Field for the beginning of the 19-17 football season. The lar- ger seating capacity added to the comfort and enjoyment of spectators. The money needed to pur- chase and construct these stands was appropriated by the city and high school. These new bleachers are easily cratron coming fr om the ath transported to the site where tor Petcrson and members of letrc department they are needed C-oes To Holclrege To Enter Business 'N r lolen who c rmc o Lexington 'rfttr scrrrng wrtlr the Lnrted Strtcs N rxr cft for Tloldrcge rnd tht lumbcr busrncss after te rchrng, rn Lcx rrrgton for two rc rrs Nlr Holen taught rndustrr rl 'rrts mechanical dr rwrng rnd lc ather work and he co rchcd the runror lrrglr footbrll rnl baskctball te rms which tur ncd rn wrnnrng performrncc for tl e it 18 serson Tlr llolen w ts wall hkrd lrr llS 0. UW t, ll. lil W socr rtcs and w r rcsprctu nr all the students of Lll S WORK OF STUDENT MANAC-ERS LAUDED S urent Nlu r S l wx ru X rr 4 tr nd rf rr c tr crr 1 rrr uchtrrrrt rtrr f L1 X r Q r ? PEP RALLlES ADD TO SCHOOL SPlRlT v r ver tru rr rn th te rm rn: r r rhoo sprrrt e tuf crrts 5. rt rcrrng rn rc rudrtor rum rt tl e st und of the rlwlc l cll rnd the pl rr rn brnl u l cr rn rc L rccrh rd r 1 lerf tu cnt lr rl rn school r N lcxrngton before tr trlk by thc g rnre c rptarrr fol loscd lr n rc sprrrtcd xclls corrcludcs the actrrrtres rn scnds thc students rnd h c rm out 1 tl c Pcp rrlly rn hrgh spirits Minute Men Placed On Myrhrcat Teams er rert Prngenberg and f lenn Nlorrtz w ere honored by being placed on the Class B All State team Rrngenberg at halfback and NTOTTL7 at tackle Lcxrngton team David Speak center Herb lrngenberg lr rlfback an tlenn NTOTIL7 tackle w re placed on the mythical frrs te rm of the Southwest Confer ence while Dclbert lxopf en 2 ' - . ' 2 ' , ,- A .' ' , - ' ' ' . 1 . . . ra .' 2 , - . - ' . j ' . il: ,' 1 1' l V l l , 2 I L, ' X 7 . :'l The . 1' r- 1-5 -' '- ga .i 3 'f 8, V Li. 1 ' 2 ' .3 18, 7 21 ' A r ' ,F , r M 1 ' Y ' fl , ', ' 2 , 1...-,-. 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' ,' ww 5 r 4, 5 ' , .- ' . fl Q S Th .iolr is orw '.-,hiclr re- 5 1. 5 fi 1 ' tr . . - Ii- 1 ' L- -2 A v 5, '. , ' d j S ru' 'es nr ' ' -and pn f -rice 2 ' -' n 2 1 Lg . 5 r s- r 5 5 2 Q C l f- I ' ,e. ani although tht-v re ' -i 'ed dot - ,T Q 4 s' g 1,2 ,f X. r -2 V ' 'I ' . Q . ' TM- Htl- all-rr. un--iv --frm-rs 'i-rw-r'v ht- utr- ru-it .1 f sp- ' ' u 1 ' '-' 1. ' . '. fm glwll-' ul'l V l1lU l, it -1 r- -s whr V1 T the K' , ' ' ' ' -V - ' H U S 1 l 1 try ' ,j' .1-H5 . . .1 .' Y 1 '.' l'S lrrrys . . 4 ' , . ' , ' . Lexrngtrrr rrth rs ' ' other Class ll and song.. ln the nrrdst of the rally the Pep Club mem- I 's usually add to the activi- as the LEXTNC-TON TOPS CLASS B SCHOOLS WlTH ENROLLMENT '- - ' les adopted Bob Seberger guarr Roberts, halfback, and Ric ard Ceballos, fullback, plac on the second team of t Southwest Conference. These ratings show t Lexington had a well a - -- 'ith plenty of Coach Trupp Gierhan Dodge Moritz Speak Latter Dorwart Roberts Tackle LL End LL Tackle LLL Center LL Tackle L End L Back LLL STUDENT MHNHGERS lack Regouby and lim Larson watch the practice game with Tom Pesha. Page 50 700 tba!! The varsity football squad has had a fine record. f'fere's a review of what happened in the eleven games of the l947 season. September 12 Lexington- 6 , Ord- September 19 Lexington Broken Bow- September 28 Lexington-32 Cozczd- October 3 Lexington-32 McCook- October 10 Lexington-32 Gothenburg- October IB Lexington- Kearney- October 24 Lexington- Holdrege-18 October 31 Lexington- Curtis- November 7 Lexington- Phillipsburg- November 14 Lexington- North Platte- November 21 Lexington- York- ORD The first game of the 1947 football season saw the Lexington gridders held to a 6-E tie by the Ord Chanticleers. The Ord eleven took advantage of a first period Lexington fumble on the Lex 20 yard line and three plays later passed for their first and only touchdown. The Minute Men tied the ball game in the second quarter by a sustained 7l yard drive but failed to convert the win- ning extra point. Fllthough being out- downed l4 to 3, the Chanticleers never- theless left the field feeling they had Won a moral victory. BROKEN BOW Hitting stride in the second game, the Minute Men downed the Broken Bow ln- Reiker Beisner Cebcrllos Richardson Fcxgot Brisco B. Seberger Rathke End L Back L Back LLL Guard LL Back L Guard L Guard LL Back L dians 33 to 14. Hn improved Lexington team took the opening kickoff and in six plays chalked up a touchdown. The rest of the game was fast and exciting, but the Indians were unable to stop the Lexington running attack. H new record was made for the Minute Men, when they made 3 out of 5 of their extra points. COZFID Opening Southwest Conference play, the mighty Minute Men thoroughly trounced the favored Cozad l-laymakers with a convincing 32 to U margin. Hn evenly matched first half gave Lexington a narrow E5 to U lead, but a fiighting Cozad eleven was finally over- powered and Lexington rang up four scores in the fourth quarter. MCCOOK Qgainst an inexperienced McCook team, the Minute Men romped to a 32 to U victory, Fl pass clicked for a touchdown on the third play from scrimmage and from then on the Orange and Black rolled in high gear. The win gave Lexington its first victory over the Bison in five years and helped avenge last year's 20 to U defeat. GOTHENBURG Continuing a 3U point per game scoring pace, the powereladen Minute Men handed Gothenburg their worst defeat in the history of the rivalry of the two schools. H heavier Swede team was unable to match Lexing- ton's scoring thrusts, and although picked to win, they were badly outplayed and de- feated 32 to U. KEHRNEY The Orange and Black continued their winning ways and won another Southwest ,.L. Conference victory by defeating a strong Kearney team 30 to 7. Taking advantage of an early Kearney fumble, the Minute Men went ahead to stay. By playing heads-up ball, the well-balanced Lexington team notched their fifth straight victory. HOLDREGE The old f-loldrege jinx almost stopped Lex- ington's winning streak when the Dusters matched Lexington punch for punch for three quarters. The Dusters scored the most points of the season against the Minute Men and pressed them hard for the 26 to l8 win. COHCHES: Norris Holen, Willis Trupp, Robert Garner, Herbert Grote. 5 Ad Burnett Ringenberg Kopf Zimmerer Langley Beans McKee Pesha Tackle L Back LL End LL Back LL Back L Guard L Center L Back LL CURTIS Hn improved Curtis team gave the Minute Men a real battle and though the Lexington eleven scored early and threatened several times during the first halt they could not muster the necessary punch for the second touchdown. In the second halt Curtis crossed the Lexington goal line only to miss the extra point which cost them a possible tie. This win gave the Minute Men the Central Five title and another Southwest Conference victory. PHILLIPSBURG The Minute Men tasted defeat for the first time when the unbeaten, untied Phillipsburg outtit went seventy yards tor a first period touchdown. The Orange and Black out- ami q Team Not shown: Kirwan-Back L, R. Seberger-Guard L. Third row: G. Gierhcm, K. Dodge. G. Moritz, W. Burnett. H. Ringenberg, D. Kopl, K. Zimmerer, D. Speak, D. Latter. Cocxch Trupp. Second row: D. Fcrgot, G. Beisner. R. Ceballos. D. Dorwart, I. Roberts, H. Richardson. G. Brisco. D. Rieker. First row: I. Regouby fStudent Mcmcrgerl. T. Peshcx, B. Seberger. E. Langley, N. Beams, B. McKee, R. Rcxthke, I. Larson lStudent Mcmagerj. 140 STRONG' downed the Kansans 9 to E5 but were unable to score Lexlngton s play was not up to par and 1t resulted tn the short end of a 6 tc U score NORTH PLHTTE In a hard fought bttterly contested aarne the North Platte Bulldogs nosed out the lvlmt te Men 7 to 6 The wrn gave North Platte the Southwest Conference t1tle and Lexlng lon tlnetr only defeat Qlthough losmg the aarne the Mmute Men were not d1sgraced as they out played out downed and out yarded the Bulldogs by a wtde rnargrn Pass rntercepttons proved to be Lexmgtons downfall as tne Mtnute Men tned hard tc feefenle Team l l I . I-1 ? ' Third rowj B. Stedman, L. Phillippi, N. Richardson, I. Seberger, R. Brown, W. Owens, G. Kreitz, Coach Grote. Stcond row: O. Dyer, R. Thompson, B. Kolb, R. Bradenkamp, I. Mallet, E. Kirwan. I. Reed. First rowi -D. Innes. H. Wing, M. Gomez, D. Draper. O. Schurr. R. Lloyd. 4 Page 55 main. Xi iT?r Third row: N. Holen, I. Stedman, K. Kostbahn. P. Casper, N. Renken. W. Smith, D. Commins, R. Hinkle. T. Wilson, D. Latter, B. Tallon, I. Sherman. Second row: E. Commins, C. Margritz, R. Thompson, D. Hennek, H. Hnders, G. Teetor, M. Dyer, D. O'Conner, B. McFadden, D. White, D. Hunt. First row: I. Hnderson, I. Sherman, K. Young, I. Rten, T. Robles, L. Serviss, D. Hlkire, D. Sarnes, M. Roether. re Inman 'feam break the North Platte seventeen game wtn mng streak Quoting Gregg McBride Lex lngton won everything but the ball game YORK The Minute Men completed an excellent season with a 38 to 6 rout ot the York Dukes The tougnened Lexington eleven h1t their early season stride and scored almost at W1ll This gave them an undefeated season in home play York scored but once on a long nicely executed run The well played game completed the season tor one ot the highest scoring teams in Lexington s history unior High Team Third row R Garner G Crawford G Hawks G Wolfe K Whittaker R Bce I K enan C Speak K Barth R Brummet D Dyer I Mllbourne Second row R Dorwart L Hodges I St 1ohn M Neff R Keenan I Lhotak D Dorwart T Hickman D Wlckard C Schneider B Fnckey First row B Westervelt L Smith L Hunke I Fleming R Shwers M Harkless G Rimpley I Fldams Page 54 R Smlth R Walker D Ryan R Sherman . 1 . . . . . - tt . - A 1 . , . . . 11 , 1 . 1 . . . . 1 . . ' . . Q 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 K- 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 . . I ' . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 . Ka lzetball Coach Bill Truppis varsity basketball sguad completed a tough sixteen game schedule with a total of ten wins and six losses. With seven returning lettermen from the previous years Class B State Cham! pions the team turned in many fine performf arices The Minute Men cagers opened the l947- 48 season with a win over Broken Bow, lt was a typical early season showing with the final score 27422, ln the opening Southwest Conference game the Orange and Black easily outf pointed the Kearney Bearcats 4lf27. The third straight game away from home brought the Minute Men their first defeat of the season, The North Platte Bulldogs pulled the trick as their redvhot basket- hitting ability left Lexington on the short end of a 43-34 score. The first home game again saw LHS, victorious as they easily sent Elm Creek reeling 54-37. The following Friday the Minute Men suf- fered another Southwest Conference defeat at the hands of the conference winning Cvothenberg Swedes 42-40. The game was a real thriller and hard one to lose for the Orange and Black. ln their second home game, Lexington showed much improvement in their passing LEXINGTON VS. GRHND ISLRND and ball handling, as they sank McCook Bison hopes by outshooting them 48-37. The Curtis Hggies became the next vic- tim as they were thoroughly trounced 42-25. What was probably the most thrilling game of the year was played the following Saturday against a strong Sutton quintet. Plfter being behind lO points at the half, the Orange and Black came to life and on a desperation heave in the last 2 seconds of play, the Minute Men forced the game into an overtime. They then went into the lead and came out with a 49-45 victory. LEXINGTON RESERVES VS. OVERTON VQRSITY In another overtime game, I-loldrege up- set the Minute Men 60-55, Plfter leading most of the way, Coach Trupp's boys were finally overcome by the hustling Dusters, 1 BHSKETBHLL FHNS BT B HOME GRME Page D5 D. DORWHHT G. BEISNER G. GIERHHN I. Tl-IORNE D. SPEHK I. ROBERTS Guard L Guard L Guard LL Guard L Forward LL Forward LL STUDENT MRNHGERS: Harvey Wing and lim Larson. Playing heads-up ball during the entire evening, the Grange and Black added an- other notch to the victory string when they nosed out the fiery Cozad Haymalcers 45-36. ln the first game of a two-game road trip, the Minute Men defeated the hard fighting Fairbury leffs, The following evening, Lexingtonites tangled with Geneva, the number one Class B team in the state. Plfter leading at half-time, they were finally over- come by Geneva 30-26, in a heart-breaker. Pitted against Grand lsland, defending Class ffl champs, the Orange and Black lost their first home game in two years, Th-3 quintet was no match for the torrid lsland- ers and they took a 66-35 shellacking. Page 56 ln the exciting and high scoring contest with the Minden Whippits, the Lexington sguad added another game to the win column. The scoreboard read 68-57 at the end, but the local cagers were hard pressed for the win. The last regularly scheduled encounter of the year was a close game with the Ggallala lndians, Ellfter holding a 20 point margin going into the fourth period, Coach Trupos lads began to let up and the ln- dians came within three points of the Min- ute Men before the final buzzer sounded. The count was 55-52, Lexington. The season was ended for the Minute Men, when they were upset in the semi- finals of the District Basketball Tourney. Cozad was the 'winner of the hard-fought contest, and they went on to win the Dis- trict Tournament. Second row: P. Breeden, W. Karr, I. Roberts, D. Dorwart, I. Thome. D. Speak, G. Beisner, D. Fisher, D. Ingram. First row: Coach Trupp. H. Ringenberg, G. Moritz, G. Gierhan. K. Dodge, D. Kopf. The boys played good clean basketball throughout the entire season, and although they had their ups and downs, it is a year worth remembering. VHRSITY RECORD Lexington Broken Bow Lexington Kearney Lexington North Platte Lexington Elm Creek Lexington Gothenburg Lexington McCook Lexington Curtis Lexington Sutton Lexington Holdrege Lexington Cozad Lexington Fairbury Lexington Geneva Lexington Grand Island Lexington Minden Lexington Ogallala DISTRICT TOURNEY Lexington Cozad RESERVE Under the leadership ot Coach Herb Grote, this tine group ot underclassmen played a tough eleven game schedule, wine ning six and losing tive. These players showed marked improvements during the season, and with a little more experience they should make good varsity material during the next couple ot years. RESERVE RECORD Lexington 42 Broken Bow 13 Lexington 24 Kearney 21 Lexington 27 North Platte 43 Lexington 31 Gothenburg Z9 Lexington 28 McCook 30 Lexington 27 Curtis 25 Lexington 33 Holdrege 36 Lexington 18 Cozad 31 Lexington 33 Overton 31 Lexington 53 Minden 45 Lexington 49 Elwood 52 W. KHRR G. MORITZ K. DODGE D. KOPF H. RINGENBERG D. FISHER Guard L Center LL Forward LLL Forward LLL Center LLL Forward L Page 51 44 , , ' Second row: Coach Grote, O. Reiker, I. Mcrllett. R. Bredenkamp, W. Owens, I. Young, E. Kirwan, I. Rcmdecker. First row: I. Reynolds, G. Kreitz. L. Phillippi, I. Kugler. R. Brown, B. McKee. B. Hten. IUNIOR HIGH Qn upeandecorning iunior high aggrega- tion, headed by Coach Garner, showed promise oi Minute Man glory in years to come, The boys were rewarded for their work during the season by winning thirteen games and being defeated in only two en- counters. Boys that lettered during the season ares C, Speak, D. Dyer, F. Hodges, B. Brummet, R. Bice, G. Wolff, G. Hawks, I, St. Iohn, D, Dorwart, C. Schneider, R. Keenan, I. Lhotak, I, Milbourn, L. Smith, L, Hunke, B. Sherman, and Student Manager D. Greenlee. IUNIOR HIGH RECORD Lexington 34 Kearney 21 Lexington 33 Elwood 17 Lexington 20 Overton 23 Lexington 54 Cozcrd 12 Lexington 21 Holdrege 18 Lexington 24 Kearney 19 Lexington 21 Go'henburg 19 Lexington 58 North P'atte 39 Lexington 34 Freshman Reserves 20 Lexington 41 Elwood 26 Lexington 14 Cozad 13 Lexington 24 Gothenburg 37 Lexington 39 Holdrege 16 Lexington 34 Overton 2l Lexington 26 North Platte 18 FRESHMHN The Freshman squad which played an eleven game schedule gained valuable ex- perience for later years. They were coached by Norris Holen and Dean Schrack. They won tour and lost seven games. FRESHMHN RECORD Lexington 7 Cozad ll Lexington 19 Kearney 20 Lexington 33 Elm Creek 14 Lexington 22 Gothenburg 23 Lexington 21 Cozad 25 Lexington 34 North Platte 20 Lexington 14 Keamey 28 Lexington 28 Holdrege 40 Lexington 33 Curtis 23 Lexington 32 Gothenburg 22 SOUTHWEST TOURNHMENT Lexington ll Cozad 12 Third row: M. Dyer. D. White. D. Commins, G. Teetor. D. Hennelc, B. Hinkle, Coach Holen. Second row: R. Brinson. I. Oades. B. McFadden. D. Latter, W. Smith, D. Hlkire, E. Commins, I. Hten, N. Renken. First row: B. Sherman. E. Sage. B. Tallon, N. Casper, K. Kostbcxhn. ig1. L 1948 TRHCK TERM With eleven returning lettermen from lost yeor's squad, the prospects ot a fine season tor Coach Trupp's large group of Cinder hopefuls wors good. Q lot ot hord work ond conditioning under Coach Trupp ond Pls- sistont Coach Grote's leadership .should help the boys to turn in their usual fine record of Wins. Lettermen Thompson, Fogot, Roberts-s p r i n t sg Hnderson, Rothkef44Ug Ringenberg-hurdles ond high jumpg Kopf, Reiker, Briscogdistonceg ond Moritz, Gier- hon-weightsg along with severol promising underclossmen should help the Minute Men pile up the points in the following meets: COHCHES TRUPP, GHOTE HND SCHRHCK Cozad Quadrangular Dawson County Kearney Invitational State Qualifying Meet South West Conference Central Five Conference State Championships 9 xv' Hpril S Hpril 15 . Hpril 23 Hpril 30 May 4 May 7 May 14-15 RETURNING LETTERMEN: I. Brisco, D. Kopf, G. Gierhan G. Moritz, D. Reiker. D. Hnderson, I. Roberts. R. Rathke, H. Thompson, H. Ringenberg, D. Fagot. Page Ni V D3 gg . .ff gifs K eg 17 W 52-E .-4' -'IL 55. X xii? :M A , fh 1? XY .sn L 4 ,,,,,,,..,.cf L' , Gnwau I W, A, Mg ,Y y M , X u - -' Q Wm 'Y i First row: Inky and Hnn . . . Three mushateers . . . Cheery Champs. Second row: Helen Louise and Ieanne Marie . . . Gilbert and Carolyn . . . Harley . . . Family portrait . . . Tough sledding. Third row: The return oi chivalry . . . Come and get it . . . Doris . . . The editor entertains . . . Kathleen and Iimmie. Fourth row: Robbie . . . Sunday tunnies . . . Pretty pose . . . The banner . . . Pigtails. Filth row: Herbie and Wayne Smith . . . Iohnny Bob . . . Iim talks to horses . . . Fay . . . Dave and Bill in Easter attire. Sixth row: Bang, bang!! . . . Ioyce, lane and Smokey . . . Glenn and Ruthie . . . Oink. oink! . . . Marilyn. Mary Iane. 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