Lexington High School - Minuteman Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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ed 1- J J- 3- ts f? -4' 45711 -wee fr gal 1111, rv 4411 ,4 Wards Assembly May 22, 1970 Lafayette-Lexington D.A,R. Award of S5 for excellence in American History: Mary Luehrman. Citizenship Awards of S3 each given by the American Legion Auxiliary for the outstanding boy and girl in the Freshman civics classes: Teresa Mais, and Chris Kirby. P ' Business and Professional Women's Club Award' of S10 to the highest ranking senior girl in the Home Economics De- partment: Erayna Frizzel. Freedom Forum Institute Delegate sponsored by Rotary Club: Ammon Ver Dught. Business and Professional Women's Club Award of S10 to the highest ranking senior girl in the Home Economics De- partment: Beth Lichte. Sophomore Pilgrimage Award to the outstanding sophomore awarded by Lex- ington Woman's Club: Linda Petsch. D.A,R, Good Citizenship Certificate given by Lafayette-Lexington Chapter of the D.A.R,: Beth Lichte. Outstanding American Literature stu- dents in, English Ill given by Lexington Progressive Matrons Award: Mary Luehr- man, and Bettina Samuelson. Missouri Girls' State Delegates spon- sored by the American Legion Auxiliary, Business and Professional Woman's Club, and Lion's Club: Cherie LeJeune, declined: Nina Wilkerson, and Joetta Baier. Missouri Boys' State Delegates spon- sored by George Thomas Cullom Post of the American Legion, Lexington Lions' Club, and the Lexington Rotary Club: Stan Maring, Mike Morgan, David Lichte, Am- mon Ver Dught, Mike Kirby. Betty Crocker Award to the highest ranking girl in Home Economics in all homemaking skills: Terrie Collobert. Candidate for the Scholarship Exam- ination given by the National Council of Teachers of English on the basis of her creative writing ability: Mary Edna Luehr- man. Crisco Trophy Award given to the sen- ior girl who best displays outstanding qual- ities of cooperation, enthusiasm, creativity, and helpfulness in her class work: Barbara Holman. . Music Awards presented by the Music Patrons: Outstanding girl in band: Judy Gover Outstanding boy in band and orches- tra: Tom Burnett Outstanding boy vocalist: Grant Le- master Senior Twirler: Donna Kolster 105