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

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c':.nZor' BEST PERSONALITY, BOY . BEST PERSONALITY, GIRL. . . BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. . GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . PEPPIEST BOY. PEPPIEST GIRL BEST ATHLETE, BOY . . BEST ATHLETE, GIRL. . BEST MUSICIAN, BOY. . BEST MUSICIAN, GIRL . . BEST DRESSED BOY. . BEST DRESSED GIRL . . WITTIEST BOY. WITTIEST GIRL BEST LOOKING BOY. . BEST LOOKING GIRL . BEST ALL-AROUND BOY . . BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL. . -.14.. CSS . .LESTER PAGELS . NEVA WHITE . .ROBERT PETERS BEVERLY MCPHERSON . . . ELLIS RALL . . JOAN STEWART . .ROBERT PETERS . . JOAN STEWART . .DICK SIMONSON BEVERLY MCPRERSON . . . . JIM MOTL . . SALLY STOVER . .DICK SIMONSON . . JOAN STEWART . .ROBERT PETERS . . SALLY STOVER . .ROBERT PETERS . .DONNA JOHNSON

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SENIDIQS SALLY STOVER Ambition--To own and fly an army trainer. Characteristic--Gracious G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, 43 Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Madrigal Group 43 Cheerleader 43 Pep Club 5, 43 Class President 23 Class Treasurer 43 West Pointer Staff: Cadet Staff: Declam 2, 53 Student Council 53 Junior Play3 NEVA WHITE Ambition--Travel around the world. Characteristic--Sincere Band 1, 2, 5, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, 43 Brass Sextet l, 2, 43 Brass Quartet 53 Cornet Trio l, 2, 5, 43 Pep Band 2, 5, 43 Pep Club 5, 43 Class Secretary 13 Class Treasurer 23 Student Council 13 Junior Play3 Deolam 2,43Ass1stant Editor, Cadet' West Pointer Staff, NN JUNE WOERNEH 'Ii Ambition--Teaching Characteristic--Industrious G.A.A. 1- G1 ls G1 2 sg P Club 4. ' r ee ' SP ,QM DAVID WORTMAN Ambition--Air Corps Charaoteristio--Talkative Basketball 2, 5, 43 Football 43 Band 2, 53 Boys Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Junior Class Play. ..13l,

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CTL for It is the year 1957. The class of l9M7 of West Point High School is holding its tenth annual reunion. The committee on entertainment in o r d e r to surpass all former committees and to fur- nish a really superior brand of comedy, has installed a modern Electro-Television sen This is the brain child of the noted scientist and in- ventor, who is called the se- cond Madam Curie, but whose real name is Beverly McPher- son. She has assured us that we can tune this gadget in such a manner that we will be able to see for a moment each m e m b e r of the graduating class of 1947. We carefully follow the directions furnished us by our scientific friend, whose inventions have been financed by the rich jeweler she mar- ried, and turn the necessary switches to set the machine in operation. After a mini- mum amount of buzzing a n d flashing, the first person to appear upon the screen is Louise Clausen. She is sit- ting behind a large desk on w h i c h appears the title HLibrarian.H While s h e is hard at work, a school girl enters this large Chicago li- brary and we hear her ask for Neva White's latest collec- tion of poems. Louise in- forms her that they have been unable to supply the great de- mand f o r that volume, but that additional copies are ex pected next week. T0 CC We turn the little knob a n d our scene switches to Hollywood where we see Joan Stewart rehearsing for the leading role in HSour Milk Skies.H Joan seems to be as- sisted by Joyce Bartak, who designed the costumes and the scenery for the production. We just caught a glimpse of the director, it is n o n e other than Jim Motl. Now our scene changes to far off Italy where we see Lester Pagels as an accordion grinder. He is grinding for a l l he is worth! And, of course, he has a monkey pas- s i n g the cup. No ---- Wait! It's not a monkeyg it's Ellis Rall. now shifts to Our scene Washington, D. C. I n t h e White House, the President has had a very important con- ference concerning the fu- ture of the entire world. The meeting has just adjourned and the men are leaving. One of them we recognize as Duane Benne, who is Secretary of Agriculture. We a 1 s o see Robert Peters, the present Secretary of the Navy. Now we see a tired figure emerg- ing from the President's of- fice. He looks care-worn and seems to be heavily burdened. Yes, it is David Wortman car- rying o u t the waste paper baskets. In the next scene we find Barbara Camin at her desk as President of the UCamin-You- ....15...