Lexington High School - Minuteman Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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f111ic'11f 6111111117 s .,t-W ww ' ' 0' -wvwatl X 11, First Row: Kathy Young, Randy Dunford, Louise Vol- P Jannie Saunders, Maggie Tulipana, Grant Lemasters,George lenweider, Dennis Stewart, Beth Lichte, Glenda Twente, Stier, Ammon VerDught5 Fourth Row: Coach Hamann, Mr. Chuck Raplingerg Second Row: Mary Bishop, Mike Wagner, Stuerke, sponsors, Sherry Page, Candee Harrison, Mike Joetta Baier, Tom Burnett, Barb Holman, Bill Coen, Keen- Kirby, Doug Booker, Tim Shannon. L th an e olzg Third Row: Debbie Gillespie, Carol Morrison, OFFICERS ACTIVITIES Dennis Stewart President Representatives attended Student Coun- B th L. ht V. -P .d c11 worlcshop at UMC Homecoming e 10 e we resl ent concessions Delegates to District Stu- Glenda Twente Secretary dent Council Convention were elected as Louise Vouenweider Treasurer parliamentarian of meeting SHA RE, help- ing all receive enough CHEER, Christ- Randy Dunford mas helps everyone enjoy receiving. Parliamentarian Mr. Steurke Taurus distant goals are Constantly in your mind you attract and handle money well hates waste and carelessness. ' ' 4' .-' -'-,YT H I ,.: , .,g -ag:-yyrz-:fr --'-1 ' 5 1,5--f 5. La, . ---V, 'Pwr-:Q-,,.a..,,..,N,,,I , 5 I y ' 1 --L .2 a ' Y ' . any . - h i -M f'5,. ,A ' - , wt 5 A ff fi? , Z1 - 11,1 Lf Z ci it ff' 1 3 ,g f I X Z

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S V Z 4 ' Q f . I , wg Mr. Roy B. Gerhardt Superintendent ' K U A it 5 William , f A t f t t f ' ,M g V. y al Arien, is the School for a bal- lere is also brought to ous months :sents a dif- ributing his les to the ,7 4, Mrs. Katherine Hightower Secretary 1 fm Mr. Arnold Viebrock Principal MR. ROY B. GERHARDT Pisces Mr. Gerhardt amiable, industrious, and ambitious exhibits imagination and creativity very fond of nature and scenic beauty. Mr. Gerhardt has been superintendent of the Lexington Schools for eleven years, and previously served as high principal for fourteen years. MR. ARNOLD VIEBROCK Libra Mr. Viebrock ... quick perception and a good mind is very active but seldom contented ... idealistic in many ways but still rather practical. Mr. Viebrock has served as principal of Lexington High School for ten years and preceding this he taught Industrial Arts at the High School for five years. MRS. KATHERINE HIGHTOWER Taurus Mrs. Hightower self-reliant and firm energetic, talented, and usually patient a great humanitarian, being very kind to animals. During her eleven years as secretary she has answered the phone 169,000 times, recorded 246,000 grades, issued 1,000,000 blue slips, and listened to 1,500,000 sob stories. Before becoming secretary, Mrs. Hightower was at- tendance officer for three years.

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