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

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,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