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

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Row I left to right Donald Crabtree, Vernelle Henry, Harold Wendt, Shirley Schweers. -Jack Llmbaugh, Je?n Jerman, Norris Schwartz, Pat Sweeney, Bob Baumann, LaDell Kleeman. Row II Mrs. Daniell, Eldon Lofgren, Elelne Schrader, Emil Dykast, vallne Ropers, Virginia Nebuda, Dewey Haul, Phyllis Anderson, Don Pile, Miss Ingersoll. Row III Viola Liibbe, Lucille Samuelson, Leonard Bertelsen, William Klink, LaVerne Gelster, Gerald Leitzke, Rex Graurke, Lela Faith Weitzenkamp, Evelyn Landholm. Row IV Orville Feyerherm, Winston Johnson, Donald Johnson, Bob Gustufson, Verla Frandson, Paul Beckenhauer, Leo Seibrandt, Betty Jean Sires. Row V Duane Petz, Roy Deeming, Delwln Soil, Ewald Meyer, Willis Daberkow, Elwood Ott, Henry Wagner, Jim Pavelka, Bob Miller. Row VI Virginia Wilde, Ruth Lambrecht, Virginia Reram, Delores Johnson, Wilma Oligmiller, Ulha Solfermoser, Helen Ulrich, Betty Dykast, Shirley Todd.

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DQJNO0K (EttASS Off ff 0 COECRS First Semester President—Jean Jerman Vice President—Dewey Kaul Secretary—Betty Jean Sires Treasurer—Wilma Oligmiller Sponsors—Mrs. Danlell—Miss Ingersoll Seoond Semester President—Jean Jerman Vice President—Dewey Kaul Secretary—Betty Jean Sires Treasurer—Wilma Oligmiller

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 ’he Junior Class enrolled for the term of 1939-40 as the largest class In West Point High and also as one of the largest Junior classes ever enrolled. Nine o f the Junior boys began the season of activity by taking part in football. All of them received letters for their efforts. Five of the boys played on the basketball teams. Other members o f the class took an active part in debate, dramatics, G. A. A., and other school activities. December 8 was the date of the final production of the Junior Class Play, Early To Bed, Early to Rise. Eleven class members took part in the cast. All other members cooperated with Mr. Plan-teen to assist in putting on a successful production. William Klink was chosen from this class to fulfill the duty as one of the cheerleaders. Working together 1 n committees and also as a whole, each Junior did his share to give the Seniors a banquet they would long remember. The first celebration of the Juniors was a picnic held at Neligh Park. Later a roller skating party was held at the local rink with the Sophomores and Freshmen. Each form of entertainment provided much enjoyment in getting together as a group as well as providing opportunities for cooperation. This year's Junior Class, which will nobly follow the Senior Class of 1940 and carry on the work handed down to them, have shown initiative and intelligence in each activity in which they were engaged. They have been enthusiastic in school work and have been a distinct asset to school life in West Point High.