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

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Vicb-Prksidknt.......................... Helen Grouse Skcrktary ............................. Alice GrecKel Trkasi rkk ........................... Virginia Flore? Sponsor ............................... Miss Stewart Sportsmanship, Health and Fun are the slogans of the Girls Athletic Association. We organized about a year ago and since then have participated in man; ent activities. These include Basketball, Volley-ball, Nebraska ball. Baseball. Tru« . and Bowling. Awards in the forms of pins, numerals, and letters are w.. 7. » ’ ; Cornelia Schwinck, Helen Grosse, Ida Galster, and Dorothy Piper are fi wearers of the West Point letter. The G. A. A. was represented at the Lincoln Play Day by twelve members. Our part of the program was a fan pyramid which was ve ■ executed. With the new tennis courts and district play dayc aext yea»- promises a lot of fun to members of G. A. A.

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 PEP CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT Rack Row — Gertrude Meyer, Genevieve Melcher, Marjorie Maicliow, Clara Hensel, Lila Smith, Nora Bossow, Beulah Goranson, Dolores Goranson, Irene Graunke, Margaret Graunke, Roberta McDonald. Third Row — Virginia Flores, Angela Kase, Irma Stoltzman, Verna Stewart, Mildred Fenske, Dorothy Kollmorgen, Ruthie Hein Second Row — Joyce Myers, Gretchen Wells, Margaret Kerl, Grace Elliott, Winona Miserez, Ida Galster, Evelyn Benne. First Row — Olive PJiserez, Olga Nebuda, Alice Paul, Irene Poledna, Luella Pipei, Cora Frankfurt, Cornelia Schwinck. Dorothy Piper. S fib OFFICERS President.........................................Grace Elliott Cheer Leader .....................................Irene Po’.edna The Pep Club has been very active this year and has done much to create a • peppy school spirit ' organised the first week in school in order to make preparations for a Bon before the game with Oakland, ruck was hired to take about fifty students to both the Blair and Norfolk '■..’•es ring the basketball season two different stunts were pat on. One at the and one at the Wakefield games. A . » ! ' was held in the High School assembly before each game and they were very Sliceessful in spurring the boys on to victory. Pmji Tu cnt} 0))

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Kmnnkiii Paul Cap ta w Gkouok Galxtkk Capt. Elect Led by bis “Moose Paul the Cadets went through a queer season. At times the big red and white machine seemed to demonstrate a powerful scoring punch and then again it didn’t seem able to put over the winning touchdown when it was most needed. The bright spots of our season were the two ties that we brought against Norfolk and Creighton Prep, two of our toughest opponents. Zobel, our ‘‘flying Dutchman, was a constant threat to the enemies lines. Ducking low, he would tear the opponents’ line3 to shreds and then tear for the goal line. Zob was high scorer on our team and carried the brunt of the attack. The team averaged close to 159 pounds and was made of good fighting material. One thing that was outstanding on our team was the big center and the two powerful tackles When these three and the pony backfield went into action things happened. Fullback Galster was elected captain for next year. We know that “Gobo will do his best to fill “Moose’s shoes and big things are expected of Galster next year. t'nfjr Tirnith thro .3