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

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orty-nine notes have now successfully completed one score in the composition of life and are about to begin another. This score is not like the la3t, and will probably be more difficult. They will be forty-nine separate measures, differing greatly from one another Eleven of these forty-nine have not only gone through highschool together but started out when the composition first began in 10£8. Don Crabtree, Jean Jerman, Robert Baumann, Virginia Nebuda, William Klink, La Verne Gelster, Faul Beckenbauer , Betty Jean Sires, Eenry Wagner, Robert Miller and Many i n their Marvin Stolt .man the composition. For four vprses harmoniously par-activities, outstanding ball during ber of girls showed ity in participat-the music department particpated in band, chorus. At the head tion, three seniors in songs and yells dur-basketball season. Senas well as successful in started the prelude of W m h m mim If ‘ ‘0 J ' IM !l field. the senior notes have ticipated in outside senior boys were football and basket-four years. A num-their athletic abil-ing in G» A. A. In a number of students glee clubs and mixed of the cheering sec-led the student body ing the football and ior members were active the debate and dramatic V Y hen Juniors, many took part in the class play, '’Early to Bed—Early to Rise , a fast-moving three-act c o m e d y. What A Life , a three-act Henry Aldrich comedy, was presented by the Seniors on April 4. After graduation the senior notes, having received their diplomas, will begin the prelude to an even greater musical composition--the Concert of Life.