West Point High School - Cadet Yearbook (West Point, NE)

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Mykle Tom role Commercial Does she mean everything she says' Catharine Weller College Preparatory A rare combination of temper and good judgment Lloyd Thompson Co’lege Preparatory He who sows courtesy; reaps friend ship Elray Woerman College Preparatory A steady, sober worker who forges ahead Madeline Wostoupal College Preparatory Grace and charm with unassumption, define her Elsie Zobel General Quiet and inoffensive Harlan Petz He does not, choose io run General

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La Verne Radler Commercial She is human and lovable Amanda Schmidt Commercial She, too, will deliver to Garcia Earl Reppert Commercial There are only two places to live; the farm is both of them Duane Sass General Good sense and good nature are inseparable Edna Schwincke Commercial If you want a thing done well; do it yourself” Delilah Stoltzman Normal Training She plants kindness and gathers love Lester Sellentin, College Preparatory You may have all; but leave me my pigs” Lov Thietje College Preparatory Lord of himself; yet serving everyone

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1928, of the city of West Point, Cuming County, Nebraska, do draw up and declare this will to be our last and only testament. As to such items as we see fit to give to our successors, the Juniors we do dispose of the same as follows, viz: To the Junior Class as a whole, we do give and bequeath our un- tainted record of perfect behavior and good grades. We bequeath to William Schinstock, Ina Flores’ habit of being tardy; to Orva Zeplin, Dorothy Elliotts’ ability to get dates six nights of the week; to Doris Peterson, Luree Gaster’s crimson tresses; to Omer Brazda, Erich Oelschlaeger’s cheerfulness; to Ernest Ricka- baugh, Arthur Andre’s host of girl friends; to Hilda Lorenzen, Joseph Kraft’s wistfulness; to Lolanda Sass, Alice Baumann’s honor of hav- ing an unbobbed head; to Marvin Wendt, Ada Adam’s love for ex- citement; to Marvin Schellenberg, Carl Hilz’s ability to grow tall; to Roland Berg, Raymond Baumann’s athletic prowess; to Esther Kollmorgan, Evelyn Ahren’s retiring disposition; to Vernon Miserez, Earl Reppert’s speed in typewriting; to Fontyan Boldt, Amanda Schmidt’s individuality; to Lester Gaster, Lester Sellentin’s skill in raising pigs; to Ruth Collins, Catherine Moodie’s gift of gab; to Elmer Groene, Lloyd Thompson’s rosy complexion; to George Luedtke, Harold Goranson’s sense of humor; to Irma Mortenson, the quiet manner of Duane Sass; to Alfred Wickert, Myrle Tomrdle’s punctu- ality ; to Lester Muhle, Harvey Ellis’ love for girls; to Ruth Baumann, Myrtle Peterson’s record of conduct; to Gerald Beck, Arnold Jahnke’s captivating smile; to Walter Walla, Loy Thietje’s neat appearance; to Albert Weber, Delilah Stoltzman’s studiousness; to Ester Hein, Margaret Meyer’s sweet disposition; to Violet Pahl, Margaret Oak’s habit of incessently chewing gum; to Howard Simonson, Lloyd Pos- pishil’s oratorical power; to Alma Jensen, Lavern Radler’s attractive personality; to Evelyn Boldt, Madeline Wostoupal’s grace and charm; to Blanche Hartz, Ctaherine Weller’s uncontrollable giggle; to Edith Doescher, Grace Oaks’ flirtatiousness; to Elsie Reher, Helen Ilensel's altitude; to Vergil Miserez, Ella Leonard’s ever-ready smile; to Violet Doescher, Wanda Koontz’s sincerity; to Lloyd Feyerherm, Edna Schwincke’s exemplary conduct; Furthermore, we do bequeath to the Junior Class our beloved classmates, Elsie Zobel, James Jensen, Harlen Petz, and Chester Johnson. WTe hereby, appoint the high school faculty the sole executor of this, our last will and testament; In witness, Whereof, We, the class of 1928, the testators, have to this will set our hand and seal, this eighteenth day of May, A. D. 1928