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

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Directory Name Where Found Chief Occupation Worst Thing Ever Done Nick Name Katherine Where duty calls Studying Forgot to study Kat Rose On the street Giggling Kept a secret Rosio Louise At home Looking wise She doesn’t know Lizzie Lee Far from work Killing time Behaved Doc Charles On his bicycle Carrying papers Dated Chas Evelyn B. In lover's lane Building air castles Stayed out till morn Ev ••(! On the farm Keeping still Sent out of library Millie .olyn O. Most any place Hunting dates Who can tell Gassie Lucille At church ? ? Walking streets Walked alone Groene Margaret In the Studebaker Flirting Refused a kiss Marg Vein Ditto Teasing Forgot to laugh Haggle Clifford At ti e drug store Working Spoke out of turn Skitch Nell! H. Evelyn's shadow Primping Studied Hill Herbert |Af the Hotel V. P. Contradicting Undecided Herb Opal n-iv.ro floor Powdering Talked Op • :v pln,r Margaret Girl hunting Wrote notes Jacob Neli'? M in the Pontiac Bumming Played hookey Boots vine »rn . the horse camp Arguing Went to sleep Butch Iiolosa At Heated’s Store Working Stopped working Roily Kenneth Lobbyist in Hotel W. P. Grinning Ask Joyce Moose Delwin Undertaking Parlor Chewing gum Wore out his shoes Delly Robert Milking cows Laughing Asked for a date Bob Melva Roaming Talking Stopped talking Fat Kc-1 At the Rivola Bluffing Forgot a date Cal Willard At implement shop Acting dignified A secret Bill Orville Fooling with radios Bragging Forgot his Windy ci na Proper place ? ? ? ? ? Keeping busy Too young to know Shorty Raymond Strolling rripping Drove with one aim Sparrow Murray Vying to project Dreaming Forgot his prayers Punk

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Senior Class Play “Alabama Bound was the play presented by the Senior Class, 1930. It was a dramatic comedy, full of unexpected complications and emotional scenes. An Alabama belle mistakes the hero for a condemned criminal and insists on saving him from the electric chair, naturally, of course, much to his embarrassment. Fortune, material and romantic, knocks at our hero's door and in spite of the opposition of a scheming old professor and a designing widow, he proves his inherited ability in landing on top of the heap, sewing up a conditional legacy and walking off with the matrimonial prize. Cast of Characters Bkmis Bennington............................................. Roland Oelschlaegei IIon. Jeremy Wise................................................ Willard Schwinck James Patrick Burns, “Stubby.” ..................................... .! ■ (‘‘••Pit:. Professor Noah Jabb................................................ It; i» S'hrindi Beverly Lomax................................................ Herbert Roll morgen Squire Piper............................................. ...Charles Eoc,von’,: 'i'» Fay Fairbanks.................................................... Margaret Graunkc Mrs. Clarice Courteny.............................................. Nellie Miller Genevieve McGully ...........................................Katharine Anderson Sammie Bell Porter................................................... Opal L ledke Mrs. Lutie Porter.................................................. Evelyn Gas ter Pink ............................................................. Mildred Fenske Director ............................Miss Hurduni Stage Managers.........Kenneth Paul. Vein Hagedo»n Page Twenty-six

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 7 V The Student Body and the Senior Staff of the West Pointer wishes to express their gratitude and appreciation to the business men and friends who have helped to make the publication of the West Pointer possible. We therefore ask its readers to bear this in mind and to patronize our advertisers whenever possible. Try Mark Every Grave Established 1887 Joseph Wostoupal, Jr. The Carmody Bakery The Home of Cream Crust Bread, Phone 1TW Next to Your Home The Rivola Theatre For Your Pleasure W. M. Miller Clothes Do Help You Win; Dry Clean Them Oftener West Point Cleaners Hardware and Sporting Goods M. E. Kerl Congratulations to the Class of 1930 And to the Teachers Who Taught Them J. C. PENNEY CO. Old Fashioned in Honest Values Modern in Styles and Service WEST POINT CLINIC Dr. J. J. Kiefer Dr. A. W. Anderson Dr. G. L. Carey Dr. F. J. Kotlar Dr. I. L. Thompson Physician and Suryeon Dr. F. N. Wells Dental Suryeon Dr. Claude Thompson Dental Suryeon Dr. Chapman Dr. Robbins Dr. Stelfl Collins Collins Veterino. ians West Point Nebr. Thompson’s Drug Store “The Stor'■ That Das it The Place Where Pupils Get Their Pay. Twenty eight