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

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 FIRST ROW: Mr. D. Starr, coach; Glenwood Rush, Donald Gustafson, Donald Starr, Gale Washburn, student manager. SECOND ROW: Benny Lambrecht, Paul Sorensen, Walter Schmidt, Bob Diers, Bob Camp, Robert Peters, Donald Benne. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Fremont 35 W. P. 19 Wakefield 36 W. P. 34 Pilger 26 W. P. 47 Pender 20 W. P. 28 Te kamah 29 W. P. 34 Stanton 30 W. P. 23 Wisner 32 W. P. 35 Bancroft 38 W. p. 36 Beemer 20 W. P. 43 Bancroft 38 W. P. 37 Lyons 32 W. P. 46 Boys town 43 W. P. 36 Wayne 20 W. P. 29 Schuyler 21 W. P. 18 Scribner 25 W. P. 41 G. A. 30 W. P. 34 Valley 20 W. P. 34 Arlington 30 W. P. 32 Dodge 31 W. P. 32 Stanton 35 W. P. 31 West Point High’s basket ball team finished a very successful season. The high spot o f the season was the winning of the District Class C Tournament, played at Midland College. The Cadets’ hopes of entering the State Tournament were lost when they were defeated by Stanton i n the regional plsyoff at Wayne. The ten boys that earned letters are: Donald Benne, Bob Camp, Bob Diers, Donald Gustafson, Benny Lambrecht, Robert Peters, Glenwood Rush, Walter Schmidt, Paul Sorensen, and Donald Starr. —26—

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I ND FIRST ROW: ll ry st. Clair, Betty Stratton, Catherine Jer- man, Harriet Jones, Patty Westerhoff. SECOND ROW: Sally Ravenscroft, Alary Lou Solfermoser, Joan Stewart, Joyce Bartak, Neva White, Evaline Wickert, Geor-gene Smidt, Elaine Fredoehl, Ellis Rail, Cleo Witt, Barbara Bartak, Donna Lee Solfernoser. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Benne, Sally Stover, Raymond Stover, Eldon Lorenzen, Phyllis Fredoehl, Bonnie HcFherson, Beverly McPherson, Beverly Johnson, Donna Johnson, Aria Lae Solfermoser, Elizabeth Hoodie. FOURTH ROW: Dick Childs, Robert Hasebrook, Dick Simonson, ’.Valter Kollmorgen, Merlin Erickson, Donald Benne, Mr. H. Cecil, Ernest Carlson, Ivan Stratton, Jim Lubker, Lorraine Kleeman, David Wortrnan. The band was composed o f thirty-eigjit members fro m hi$i school and the grades. Rehearsals were held every afternoon, with Mr. Herbert Cecil directing. Ihe marching band was first seen in uniform at the home football games. The band members were led in maneuvers by drum majorette, Catherine Jerman, and four twirlers— M a r y St. Clair, Harriet Jones, Betty Stratton, and Patty Westerhoff. The Pep Band did a grand job of helping us support our team by playing a t p e p rallies, football and basketball games. —27