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

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INSPIRATIONH-Evalyn Shrader, Lillian Han- son, Bernard Schuller. QA! 4. I L72 Sl' ' 'iii 4 4 'iw' ' Page 5 Faculty Merle Appiebee has done a fine job with coach- ing varsity Iootbail, basketball and track. He was an instructor or world history, supervisor of a study hall and advisor of the L Club. Richard Saladen was kept busy teaching about our government to his classes of American prob- lems. He taught world geography, junior business and supervised a study hall. Mr. Saladen also as- sists in varsity sports and coaches reserve. Miss Gertrude Robinson, sponsor of the Nation- al Honor Society, teaches American history and Latin. She is also an avid sports fans and helped gi the program of City and County Government ay. John Schere is world history teacher and chief librarian. He has charge of all new books and school elections.. Mr. Schere is a sponsor of the student council. Mrs. Evalyn Shrader teaches English 9 and is a co-sponsor of the Hi-Jinx and freshman class. Miss Lillian Hanson, head of the English depart- ment, instructs students in English and American Literature, and English ll and 12. Bernard Schuller guided students in speech and English 10. He is also sponsor of the Pep Club and director of class plays. Mrs. Mable Sladky taught English 11, Spanish, and directed the girls' gym classes. She is also a sponsor of the Hi-Jinx. Clara Geiger, sponsor of Homemaking Club and the Junior clss, instructs young women in home- making. 1,

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SECRETARY -Imogene St. John Imogene St. John, once a student of Lexington High School, is our friendly and helpful office secretary. Some of her many duties are issuing class permits, typing report cards and transcrib- ing grades. The students appreciated seeing a friendly secretary in the office. The Board of Education met once every month during the year with Mrs. McGuire presiding as the President. The work they carry on for the schools in Lexington is greatly appreci- ated by the students who receive the benefits. BOARD OF EDUCATION -Mr. John Cox, Mrs. William English, Mr. Clarence Jacobson, Mr. M. E. Edwards, Mrs. T. R. McGuire, Mr. Floyd Housel, Mr. R. E. Coon, Mr. Glenn Miller. Page 5

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HAVE YOU HEARD? -llla Wilson, Kathryn Newhouse Miss Illa Wilson. who is a new personality in the halls of L. H. S. works as speech correctionist among the public schools in Lexington. Miss Kathryn Newhouse, who is also a new in- structor in our school, is an elementary music teacher. IT'S IN THE BOOK -Robert Hinrichs, Logan Lancaster, Geraldine Mountford Robert Hinrichs is the efficient instructor of bookkeeping and first year typing. He also assists in the athletic program. Logan Lancaster was an advisor of the annual and teacher of junior business, journalism and driver's education. He also sponsors the senior class. Mrs. Geraldine Mountford, sponsor of the Pep Club, instructed students in typing I, typing II, and shorthand. RADIO-RADIO-RADIO -Henry Wasson, Daniel Conway, Robert Dyke, Rogene Rogers Henry Wasson holds classes of general science. electricity, chemistry and physics. He is a sponsor of the Hi-Y. He helps in stage management of plays and assemblies. Daniel Conway is the biology instructor and sponsor of the Biology Club. He also teaches gen- eral science and coaches reserve football. Robert Dyke teaches mathematics and geotnetry. He sponsors the senior class and the student coun- cil. Miss Rogene Rogers, a new faculty member. taught algebra and geometry. She helped sponsor the Hi-Jinx. SMILE -Lee Moore, Robert Harrington, Rich- ard Peterson Lee Moore is the jolly instructor of the agricul- ture classes and the advisor of the F.F.A. He is one of the sponsors of the junior class. Robert Harrington is the teacher of manual arts classes and coach of the freshman and junior high sports. He is advisor of the freshman class. Richard Peterson is the director of music. He holds classes for band, boy's and girl's glee, choir and elementary music.