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tthe West pointer Editor-in-Chief.....Margaret Meyer Associate Editor...............Wanda Koontz Assistant Editors Senior.......................Lloyd Pospishil Junior......................Violet Doescher Sophomore.....Katherine . Anderson Freshman............Irene Graunke Athletics..................Raymond Baumann Adviser to Editors.....Mr. Bunney Locals................Ruth Baumann Humor.......................Robert Heilmam Grade News...........Evelyn Benne Local Distribution, Chester Johnson Assistant Adviser......Miss Innis The above picture represents the editorial staff of the “ West Pointer,” pub- lished bi-monthly in the interest of the school, to keep patrons and friends of the school informed of the activities, work and progress of the students, to pro- mote worthy school activities and encourage a high type of scholarship. This paper is printed by mimeograph, operated by students of the high school, in the office of the superintendent. It is distributed free to all pupils and to many patrons of the school. It has been our aim to make this little paper interesting to all who might chance to read it. If it has in any way been a help and an inspiration to the students, then we shall be amply repaid for any time and effort expended in its behalf. May our successors carry on the work and make the ‘’West Pointer” a paper to be proud of and a credit to the school. Editor.
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% CLASS OF 1931 Reading from left to right. Third Section: Robert Heilman, Alvin Hoff- man, Alvin Betkie, Alfred Schmidt, Kenneth Gatzmeyer, Grace Elliott, Eileen Muhle, Clara Hensel, Winona Miserez, Grace Sass, Irene Graunke. Second Section: Miss O’Neil, Frederick Gelster, Floyd Ringer, George Gal- ster, William Enstrom, Lumir Pospishil, Leslie Stoltzman, Lotus Maack, Mar- shall Cook, Delores Goranson, Irene Poledna, Ruth Hein, Cora Blanche Frank- furt, Mildred Holtz, Luella Pieper, Margaret Kerl, Esther Boltz, Eunice Woer- man. First Section: Frank Wostoupal, Carl Miller, Leonard Greckel, Martha Sommers, Alice Greckel, Hazel Ellis, Eunice Engelhardt, Irene Mack, Beulah Goranson, Helen Grosse. Absent member: Grace Dewitz. SponSERS: Miss Eva O’Neil and Mr. Carl Cunningham. OFFICERS President.................................................Marshall Cook Vice President............................................Robert Heilman Secretary-Treasurer.......................................Leslie Stiltzman Colors: White and Green The best board of education is a shingle.
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FOOTBALL The football squad this year was captained by Duane Sass and coached by H. A. Schroeder. With the majority of the squad made up of new material, the schedule was found to be heavy enough that less than a majority of the games were won by the West Pointers. The schedule included games with Laurel, Bancroft, Schuyler, Te- kamah, Norfolk, South Sioux City, Wakefield, Creighton Prep, Neligh, and Stanton. The back field was made up of Baumann, quarter; Sass, half; Kraft, half; Thietje, full. Substituting in back field, Sellentin, E. Oelschlaeger. The line: Schinstock, center; Paul, Thompson, Pospishil, guards; Groene, Captain elect, tackle; Wickert, tackle; Ellis, tackle; Walls, end; Radler, end; Faltys, end; Boldt, end. Other men out for football were Beekenhauer, Heilman, Jensen, Vernon and Vergil Miserez, R. Oelschlaeger, Pahl.
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