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

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Triple Trio D. Brockmann, N. Carmody, M. Volker, N. Chantry, J. Hensel, A. McPherson, L. Picha, M. Henry, B. Peterson. i“i r If, during the hours of from four to five o'clock in the afternoon, you have heard strains of music floating from the second-floor window, it was the triple trio practicing for the many public appearances made. The activity period from 11:30 to 12:00 each day is reserved for music classes with mixed chorus meeting on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; girls' glee club, on Tuesday; and boys' glee, on Thursday. S v JhsL (Ala, Girls' Glee First row: C. Haeffelin, F. Schulskump, M Benne, N. Knuppel, E. Forks, G. Einemann, V. Zahnow, B. Diers, C. Eilerts, M. French, I. Hagedorn, G. Pagels, N. Chantry, L. Ruwe, B. Peterson. M. Henry. Socond row: L. Camin. N. Nitzche, M. Perry, N. Brandt. C. Juhl, D. Brockmann, N. Carmody. M. lahnke, B. Stewart. M. Brockmann, M. Senden, D. Peatrowsky, S. Haeffelin, J. Hensel, Mr. Clement. Third row: D. Thietje, D. Huntemcnn, D. Schmidt, B. Nielsen. J. Krebs, A. Howard, C. Gelster, A. McPherson, J. Beerbohm, M. Washburn, S. Meyer, B. Bettenhausen. M. Reimers, M Haase Fourth row: G. Landholm, R. Hensel, E. Huntemann. J. Stratton, M Volker, S. Dykast. E. Sellentin, A. Benne, J. Petz, A. Minarick, L. Picha, A. Wickert, J. Abendroth, D. Liska, M. Lase, B. Woodka, M. Sila. Not pictured: V.'Buchholz, S. Burris. J. Druhe, J. Erickson, D. Solfermoser. I. Hanson, E. Sellentin. Page 27

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Boys' Glee First row: L. Metzger, D. Manser, F. Crouter. L. Solfermoser, D. Seelmoyor, L. Reppert. Second row: C. Vossberg, C. Lofgren, F. Davee, D. Daberkow, E. Young, Mr. Clement. Third row: M. Bowman, M. Wostoupal, M Engle. M. Fegley, R. Sila, L. Johnson. pictured: K. Gustafson, B. Hoesing, R. Kassebaum. lx)ilk, CL Son }, “Relax; don't strain your voices on those high notes. Such words can be heard from the lips of music director, Mr. A1 Clement, during practice periods In all the vocal groups the students worked enthusiastically to increase their musical knowledge and ability. The enjoyment alone of singing in a group is enough reward for the work, but an added benefit gained is learning the co-operation which is necessary in group activities. First row: C. Haeffolin, N. Brandt. N. Knuppel, G. Landholm, I. Stratton, M. B. Stewart, M. French, J. Hagedom, M. Henry. L. Ruwe, R. Hensel Voiker, C. Juhl, G. Einemann. B. Peterson, D. Brockmann, Second row: D. Thietje, J. Krebs, A. Howard, E. Sellentin, N. Carmody. A. Benne, A. Minarick, L. Picha, B. Nielsen, D. Schmidt. S Meyer, A. McPherson, D. Liska, G. Pagels, M. Washburn. Third row: C. Gelster, J. Clausen, C. Lofgren. R. Sila. D. Daberkow, C. Vossberg, D. Manser, L. Johnson, F. Crouter, M Senden, B. Bettenhausen, J. Hensel. Fourth row: L. Reppert, L. Metzger, L. Solfermoser, D. Seelmeyer, F. Davee, M. Engle, M. Fegley, M. Wostoupal, E. Young, M. Bowman, J. Beerbohm. A. Wickert. Mr. Clement. Not pictured: K Gustaison, D. Gelster, B. Hoesing, G. Landholm, N. Petersen, D. Solfermoser. Page 26

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G.A.A. Front row: M. Haase, M. Brockmann, D. Peatrowsky, S. Haeffelin, R- Hansel, D. Solfermoser, F. Schultzkump, E. Forks, V. Zahnow, J. Abendroth. • Second row: J. Druhe, M. Lase, B. Woodka, C. Juhl, B. Diers, M. Henry, M. Senden. S. White, L. Camin, D. Bailey. M. Radecker, E. Sellentin. Third row: G. Einemann, A. Howard, B. Bettenhausen, N. Nitzche, M. Reimers, B. White, J. Krebs, N. Carmody, J. Stratton, G. Landholm, N. Chantry, C. Gelster, N. Peterson, M. Washburn. Fourth row: D Brockmann, S. Dykast, J. Petz, A Minarick, J. Beerbohm, J. Hensel, A. Bonne, A. McPherson, S Moyer, C. Eilerts, A. Wickert, M. Sila, C. Beckonhauer, M. Watson. With the school term well underway, the fair maids of the Girls' Athletic Association once again brushed up on the rules, dusted the equipment, and prepared the schedule. Kicking the lid off the sports was softball, followed by volleyball and basketball. Taking over the duties of president during the first semester was Aria Mae Benne, and during the second semester, Mae Jo Washburn. Under the sponsorship of Miss Halla, the fifty members enjoyed a year filled with wholesome and invigorating work and play. Tense Moments Yes, boys, they really do make baskets. Hup, two, three, iourl It's not Miss Halla's reducing class, but just the G.A.A. girls keeping in shape. Fresh, buttered popcorn, 5$ The girls served their organization by selling at the basketball games.