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

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 A. S. Williams A.B., M.A Superintendent Morningside College Graduate work at University of Chicago University of Nebraska West Point, Nebraska L. D. Graves A.B. Science, Athletics Moringside College West Point, Nebraska Grace Barnhill A.B. Mathematics, G.A.A. Baker University Graduate work at Iowa State College Omaha, Nebraska University of Nebraska West Point, Nebraska Elvira L. Bennc B.S. Vocational Home Economics University of Nebraska Graduate work at Iov a State College West Point, Nebraska R. M. Kildco B.S. Vocational Agriculture Iowa State College-Graduate work at University of Nebraska Colorado State College of Agriculture and Mechanics Vilest Point, Nebraska Mrs. Pearl Daniell B.S. English, Latin Wayne State Teachers College University of Southern California Stanton, Nebraska Harriet Finlay A.B. English, Dramatics Midland College Graduate work at University of Nebraska Fremont, Nebraska Frances Brown B.S, Commercial Arts University of Nebraska Graduate work at University of Nebraska Haigler, Nebraska Olive Seibold B.S. Normal Training, History University of Nebraska Graduate work at University of Nebraska Papillion, Nebraska H. 0. Wall B.M.E. Music Nebraska Weslc-yan Graduate work at Western State Teachers Coll. West Point, Nebraska Melvin M. Wiley B.S. Industrial Arts and Science Kearney State Teachers College Fullerton, Nebraska O t CN

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MISS BARNHILL MISS 3ENNE MR. BOGAR MISS BROWN MRS. DANIELS MISS FINLAY MR. GRAVES MR. KILDEE MISS SEIBOLDT

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E31ADET HUM CCUNCi 9 4 2 THE STUDENT-FACULTY -Council, one of the most influential organizations o f this school, elected its officers at the first meeting they held last September. Lucille Wilde was elected president,Dalo Olson—vice president, and Elaine Johnson—secretary The Council consists of thirteen members. Nino members are representatives of the four grades in high school. The Council has four members of the faculty to assist with its various projects. During the past year the Council has arranged to have many educational displays, placed i n a show case, which is located at the south end of the corridor on the main floor. The Council also maintained a lost and found1 department in the office. This proved very convenient to students who, during the 'year, lost their gloves, pens, pencils, etc., these articles could invariably be found in the lost and found department. A new phase of management was introduced this year, when the Council undertook the arrangements to sponsor trips t o the out-of-town basketball games. The first of these trips v as to the Wisner-Wcst Point game and it proved to be very successful. During the week of May 4th to the 7th, the Coun- cil, with the aid of members of the student body, assisted the townspeople with the rationing of sugar. At the end of the school year, the Council arranges a special honor convocation, for the purpose of issuing awards t o those people who have earned them in various activities such as football, basketball, debate, declamatory, etc. The Council arranged special convocations, for Armistice Day, Thanksgiving and birthdays of Washington and Lincoln. In May o f this year, members of the Student Council were elected to hold office beginning next September. This election was held similar to those of city elections. The lost activity of the year that is sponsored by the Council is the all-school picnic held on the last day o f school. It has proved successful in that it brings all the students together for the last time before summer vacation. The members of the Student Faculty Council this past year were: Students- Kurt Kollmorgen, Mnrjoric Baumann, Dorothy Henke, Lucille Wilde, Elaine Johnson, Dale Olson, Robert Stewart, Shirloy Wegner, Dick Moodie, Spon-sors-Mr. A. S. Williams, Mr. William Bogor, Miss Graco Barnhill, and Miss Elvira Benne.