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

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THE NORMAL TRAINING CLUB The Normal Training Club of West Point was first or- ganized in 1922. For the past three years it has not func- tioned but was reorganized in January of this year. The purpose of the club is to encourage the profession of teaching, to help prospective teachers and those from our Normal Training Department who are a’ready in the field, by study and by exchanging experiences. The club meets every two weeks in the Normal Training rooms. Members of the club at present are: Ada Adams, An- gella Chejda, Paith Collins, Dorothy Elliott, Clara Harstick, Eva Hartmen, Alvina Hedemann, Alma Jensen, Pruline Kaup, Betty Keller, Wanda Koontz, Ella Leonard, Clara Meiergerd, Margaret McNamara, Margaret Meyer, Mar- garet Oaks, Violet Pahl, Ellen Seeman, Delilah Stoltzman, Viola Streleh, Anna Ulrich, Orva Zeplin. Miss Mattie Bloss, Sponsor. GRADE TEACHERS Margaret Gallagher, West Point Junior High Pearl Daniell, Stanton Junior High Wilma Durrie, Norfolk Junior High Jessie Livings, Davenport Fourth and Fifth Lulu Stuefer, West Point Third and Fourth Carmen Kase, West Point First and Second Ruth Bernhardt, West Point Kindergarten and Second

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Standing—Left to Right: Verna Walla. Violet Doescher. Lloyd Graunke. Stewait, Grace Elliott, Delw: Fospishil, Alma Jensen, Earl in Pieper, Clara Hensel. Walter Rep pert, Crva Zeplin, Margaret Second Row—Seated: Irene Graunke, Esther Kollmorgan, Ina Flores, Katherine Moodie, Madeline Wostoupal, Cora Frankfuit, Ruth Heine. THE DRAMATIC CLUB The “Dramatic Club” was organized in January of this year with Esther Innis as sponsor. The purpose of the Club was to stimulate interest in Dramatic work and develop talent in the High School. The members were chosen by “try uts” from a body of fifty students. The “Dramatic Club” presented the following “one act” plays during the school year. “Forty Miles an Hour,” presented at the annual Carnival held 1 ebiuaiy 10, 1928; Solemn Pride” given at the Drama program of the Womens Club, February 21, 1928; “Keeping Him Home” given at Convocation. Ihe club plans to present a full evening program next year.

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