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OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Walter Kollmorgen Georgene Smidt Alice Hasenkamp Bernard Fisher Merlin Erickson Bernard Lambrecht 'Walter Kollmorgen Dorothy Bleckwehl This was an eventful and a busy year in the lives of the forty-seven members of the senior class, who ended their hi i school days at the Commencement Program held on May 23, 1946. The class chose as its motto, Before us lies the timber; let us build. The class colors were silver and blue; and the class flower was the American rose. The senior class play, Here Comes Charlie was presented o n M a y 2. The success of the play was award enough for the effort the cast put forth in preparing this play. Although the seniors studied hard t o get that diploma, they took time out for picnics, parties, and other social gatherings. The class held its first picnic at Dead Timber in the early part of the school year. In December, the seniors had a good time at a Christmas party which was held in the music room. The seniors held their last class party in March. Everyone had a good time playing various games, devoting the major p a r t of the evening to playing hearts. It was hard to believe that four years have passed so quickly and that this was the last time that they gathered for a party as members of the senior class. Two senior girls, Dorothy Bleckwehl and Rita Meister, were cheerleaders. Georgene Smidt and Elaine Predoehl were the only two seniors who took part in declam. Twelve seniors took the Regents 1 exams, and the entire West Pointer Staff consisted of seniors. On their sneak day. May 1C, the seniors went to Omaha. Although the day flew rapidly, they visited Boys’ Town, the WOW Building, and the Joslyn Memorial. They had breakfast at the Jack and Jill Coffee Shop and lunch at the Top Hat. All in all, t’was a day to be remembered. Throughout the year of ’45 and ’46, the seniors' names were prominent on the honor roll, in school organizations and other activities.
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SENIORS DOROTHY BLECKWEHL Characterla tic--Friendly G. A. A. 1, 3; Class Secretary 4; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Art Editor, West Pointer; Art Editor, Cadet. DARLENE BLIEMEISTER Characteristic—Pleasant Secretary-Treasurer 2; Grade Editor, West Pointer 4; Classes, Cadet 4; President, Student Council 4. DELILAH BUCHHOLZ Characteristic—Witty G. A. A. 1, 2. DOREEN BUTCEEN Characteristic—Red Mixed Chorus 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. -9—
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