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

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Row I left to right Charles Bartels, Mary Jean Schweers, Jacqueline Dill, Frances Kramer, Bill Klink, Mary Lee Wells, Dorothy Henke, Marcella Buchholz, Bayard Solfernoser. Row II Miss Seibold, Mary Lou Hoodie, Lyle Fenske, Elizabeth Klink, Wilber Oligmiller, Joanne Norman, Dorothy Dletel, Clinton Graunke, Mr. Hein. Row III Norman Pagels, Herbert Pile, Deloris Wlechman, Marjorie Baumann, Annie May Roberto, Donald 3chutte, Delma Loewe, Opal Strrh, L ?Roy Radecker Row IV Donald Lofgren, Verda Frandsen, Evelyn Jarett, Marvin Loewe, George Hartwig, Lenora Jahnke, Grace Peters, Vernell Erickson. Row V Mildred Taylor, Kurt Kollmorgen, Wallace Thompson, Lorene Wickert, Warren Jacobsen, Marvin Benne, Irene Bossow, Lucille Wilde. Row VI Orlo Kuester, Margaret Slebrandt, LeArlie Engel, John Kohlmeier, Donald Maack, Mildred Schutte, Betty Lambrecht, Adele Zobel.

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 SOtPOKDbMMStt (CIA 55 CDDFtTDCC EE DRS First Semester President—Dorothy Henke Vice President—Lucille Wilde Secretary—Marylee Wells Treasurer—Dorothy Dietel Sergeant—Bill Ferguson Sponsors—Miss Seibold—Mr. Hein Second Semester President—Dorothy Henke Vice President—John Kohlmeier Secretary—‘-Wallace Thompson treasurer—Joanne Norman Sergeant—Bill Ferguson

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'o begin their round of activities, the Sophomores started early in the year with, a welner roast at Dead Timber o n September 28, 1939. At 4:30 P. M. the group boarded the waiting truck, and proceeded to the picnic grounds. After the cargo was unloaded the students scatter- ed, some to go exploring and others to gather firewood. When ..he car with the lunch arrived there was a mad scramble for sticks to roast welners and marshmallows. Candy bars completed the lunch. After playing some games of football and keep-away, the group got back on the truck and returned t o town. After a mile o f travel, it started to rain but the picnickers spent the time singing songs. Despite the damp condition of the party, the whole class was enthusiastic in giving yells as the truck drove through Main Street. The next event of the year was a Joint roller- skating party with the Juniors and Freshmen on December 19, 1939, at the local roller-skating rink. The skaters spent a hilarious evening of falling down, getting up, and. laughing at the other fellows- tumbles as well as his own. In floys1 athletics one would find the names of George Hartwig, John Kohlmeier, Kurt Kollmorgen and LeRoy Radecker as the 1939 Sophomore players. Of these George Hartwig and John Kohlmeier lettered. On the basketball team were John Kohlmeier and Kurt Kollmorgen. Both boys and girls glee clubs were well represented by Sophomore students with many Sophs also tolling part in the band. Mildred Taylor, a Sophomore, was one of the baton twirl-ers with the band. Joanne Norman and Jacqueline Dill played cornets for the pep band at football and basketball games.