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

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If Mother Only Knew IF MOTHER ONLY KNEW, a three act comedy, was presented by the Juniors Oct. 19. The theme centered around John Max- well's- Chas . Sas s-forgetting his twentieth wedding anniversary and around his ap- pointment to the Board of Directors of the college. The Maxwell children-Vivian Reppert, Carol Hansen and Floyd Price and their friends,-Bernadine, Arlene Wick- kert-Hercules Nelson, Curtis Iden and Brains Burke, Paul Krebs-feel sorry for Mrs. Maxwell, Dorothy Weitzenkamp, and try to compensate for John's thought- lessness by sending flowers and planning an evening out . A Dr. Gladys Gooch- Barbara Schreck-an old girlfriend of Mrs. Maxwell-enters the picture and is mistak- en for an old beau. Dr. Jeffry Gooch-John Erickson-comes to discuss the matter of placing John Maxwell on the Board of Di- rectors of the college, but the latter mis- understands and throws the doctor out. A police officer Ronald Schilling, presumes to arrest Mr. Maxwell, but decides to for- get the charges against him and all ends happily. 22

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Declamation FRONT ROW: Leanna Tietz, Waldine Olson, Larry Weitzenkamp, Dorothy Weitzenkamp, Barbara Schreck, and Yvonne Lorenzen. BACK ROW: Floyd Price, Charles Sass, Lowell Olson, Kenneth Greve. Student Council First semester Student Council members are: Dean Wegner, Gary Jurgenson, LeRoy Haase, Miss Bergt, sponsor; Keith Vandenberge, Clean Lubker,.Barbara Schreck, and Bonnie Kassebaum. 21

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% Her Step-Husband The Senior Class Play, HERSTEP-HUS- BAND, was presented in the high school auditorium April 20, 1956. The cast included Joan Anderson, as Mary Marshall, the charming but designing wife and mother who hated lies. Ronald En- gelhardt, Harvey Marshall, her broad- minded and obliging husband, filled the role of butler while Lloyd Woerner, as Dr. Niles, played the part of the step- husband who unwittingly made many blunders embarrassing Mary and enraging Harvey. Lorilie Lutz, as Sylvia, made a vain at- tempt to help a confused situation while Carol Tietz, as Stella, the maid, did the work, trained the butler and tended the baby. Rodney Degner, Limpy Lannigan, the crook, was apprehended by Police Officer Shea, DeLoyBenne, who had difficulty in telling a glentlemin from a crook. Aunt Emily, Donna Barton, watched all proceedings with a cynical eye and finally accepted Dr. Niles as the fiance of her niece Flossie, Vivian Ahrndt, and made some belated apologies to Harvey P. Mar- shall. The play was directed by Mabel R. Krause with Twyla Peterson as student director.