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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

UN 1 Three prominent personalities died during the Furling their colors, men of the last U.S. combat year: J. Edgar Hoover, who dedicated his life to the unit in Vietnam prepare to leave. Federal Bureau of Investigation; Jackie Robinson. the first black to break the color line in professional Miss America (center) is Terry Anne Meeuwsen baseball; the Duke of Windsor, who captured the from Wisconsin, world's heart when he gave up his crown as England's King Edward VIII to marry an American. (Color photo) Moments like this, in an environment that is fresh and green. With pure air and clean waters. Once the lament of folk singers, the issue of ecology is in the mainstream of social concern. The Rolling Stones were one of the popular singing groups. (Inset) Buck Owens and Roy Clark were stars in country-western music. Apollo 17 astronauts made man's third exploration of the Moon, in the vicinity of North Massif President Richard Nixon and wife Pat traveled to China for talks with Mao Tse Tung and Chou En Lai. Later they strolled atop the Great Wall. News pictures, United Press International Coiorphotos Oak Lawn Northbrook. Illinois A year to remember West Point. Nebraska The new high school originally approved in 1971 Past Dreams Become Present Realities Inside the gym In 1965. West Point citizens turned down plans to build a new junior-senior high school building. In 1968. a second attempt failed in the voting booths. At last, in October 1971 voters approved plans to give West Point a badly needed, larger and more modern public high school. The school, after many changes in the original plans, will look different from the architect's drawing on this page, and the inside room arrangements will be very different. With opening day set for the 1974-1975 school year, these pictures, taken in May 1973, showed that the dreams were really coming true. One of the main halls The student lounge Looking west from the library Assistant Principal John Bock This was Mr. Bock's first year at WPHS, and the job of activities director kept him busy. He received his B.A. at Wayne State college and his M.A. at Northeast Missouri University at Klrksville, Missouri. Mr. Bock taught and coached at Muscatine, Iowa, for 6 years before coming to WPHS. Principal Earl Boyum Mr. Boyum has been at WPHS for two years. He graduated from Augustana College in Sioux Falls, S.D., in 1955. He received his M. Ed. from SDSW IN Brookings, S.D. He has spent 18 years as teacher or administrator. Mr. Lowe has been at WPHS for four years. He is a graduate of Peru State college where he received his B.S. degree. Mr. Lowe received his M.A. degree from the University of Nebraska. He has 25 years of experience as teacher, coach and administrator. Administration Superintendent Earl Lowe Annual Staff Offlcers--V. Tarbutton, Assistant Business Manager; R. Plummer, Business Manager; D. Wascher, Assistant Editor; C. Wiese, Assistant Editor; p, Freudenburg, Assistant Editor; Mr. Black, Sponsor; Mr. Prazak, Sponsor. Juniors And Sophomores Provide Leadership For Annual The Annual Staff again pulled through and met its deadline after many long days and nights of hard work. The following members of the staff provided the most important ingredient—hard work in finishing up the annual: Peggy Puckett, Carolyn Wiese. Vicki Tarbutton. Janet Liibbe. Linda Flores. The staff included by section—Faculty: P. Puckett. L. Erb, P. Freudenburg; Seniors: K. Anderson, S. Pagels, A. Tonjes, L. Stalp; Music: D. Wascher, L. Erls, P. Freudenburg; Underclassmen: V. Tarbutton, K. Wiechman; Organizations: P. Moodie; Sports: D. Toelle, J. Liibbe; Activities: C. Wiese, D. Stark, G. Godbersen, R. Stutzman, F. Poppe, S. Bliemeister. Mary Beckenhauer designed the cover. Mrs. Elizabeth Danielski-Study Hall Supervisor, Mr. Thomas Black-Senior High Social Mr. Thomas Hubbell-Art Jr-Sr High School, Studies Mini-Courses, Student Council, Sophomore Class Sponsor. CADET. A Faculty That Enjoys Working With Young People! Mr. Bruce Lohse-Vocational Agriculture, FFA Sponsor, (Second Semester) Mr. Larry Wells-Ind. Arts, Ass't Mrs. Cheryl Gustafson-Home Economics, Wrestling, Girls' Volleyball and FHA Sponsor. Track coach. Mr. Kenneth Hallgren-Business, Junior Class Sponsor. Mr. Ronald Cornwell-Advanced Math, Reserve Mr. Robert Prazak-Commercial, Miss Rinda Sawyer-Girls' P.E., Elem. P.E., Basketball Coach, Track Coach. Golf Coach, CADET. Girls’ Athletics, Cheerleader Sponsor. Mr. Lawrence Marvin-German, German Club Sponsor, Senior Class Play. Mr. James Christensen-Boys’ P.E., Basket- Mrs. Cheryl Miller-Librarian, Jr. ball coach. High Title I. Mr. Larry Miller-Senior High Science, Freshmen Class Sponsor. Mr. Fred Hirschman-World History, Jr. High Mrs. Doreen Steffen-Jr. High Math, Social Studies, Jr. High Sponsor. Algebra, Jr. High Sponsor. Mr. Mike Lambert}--Band, Instrumental Music, Musical, Assistant Golf Coach. Mr. Gail Johnson-Physical Science, Freshmen Class Sponsor. Mr. Bruce O'Callaghan-Guidance Di rector. Mr. Roy Cook-Vocational Agriculture, FFA Sponsor, (First Semester). Miss Susan Baumann-Vocal Music, Junior High Pep Club Sponsor, Musical. Mr. Andrew Gates-Industrial Arts, Assistant Football Coach. Mrs. Lynda Rich-English, WEST POINTER Sponsor, Pep Club Co-Sponsor. Mr. David Rich-English, Wrestling Coach, Assistant Track and Football Coach Miss Mary Beth Sims-Junior High English, Pep Club Co-Sponsor, Drama. Personnel Provide An Important Service Mrs. Ella Da Moude—Audio-visual aid. Mrs. Arlette Engelhardt--Secretary for Mr. Lowe. Mrs. Alvema Engelbart--Secretary for Mr. Boyum and Mr. Bock. Janitors--Ben Voelker, Fred Wieneke. Cooking this year were Mrs. Norma Troyer, Mrs. Mary Schulz-kump, Mrs. Bonnie Boell, Mrs. La Nora French. 10 KYLE ANDERSON BRENDA BAKER The MARY BECKENHAUER Class Of 1973 KYLE: Pep Club-Squad Leader, Cheerleader, FHA, Junior and Senior Class Plays, CADET, Homecoming Attendent, WEST POINTER, Prom Waitress, Class Officer. BRENDA: Vocal Music, Pep Club, Library Club. MARY: Track, Volleyball, CADET, Vocal Music, Pep Club, FH A, Junior Class Play. DALE ANN: Vocal Music-Officer, Pep Club-Squad Leader, Library Club. JOY: Vocal Music, Pep Club, FHA, WEST POINTER. Knowledge Is The DALE ANN BEED Key To Peace; Peace Is The Key To Life 12 JOY BREITBARTH LINDA BROEKEMEIER Graduates SUSAN BUCHHOLZ With 46 LINDA: Track, Volleyball, Vocal Music, Band, Pep Club-Officer, German Club, CADET, Junior and Senior Class Plays, FHA, Musicals. SUSAN: Track, Volleyball, Vocal Music, Band, CADET, Pep Club-Squad Leader, German Club, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Musicals. MIKE: Football, Wrestling, Swimming, Band-Officer, Vocal Music, Letterman's Club, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Musicals, Prom Waiter, Class Officer. DENNIS: Basketball, Football, Track, Vocal Music, Student Council, Letterma.Vs Club-Officer, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Musicals, Homecoming King, Prom Waiter. LENNY: Basketball, Track, Vocal Music, Band, Letterman’s Club, German Club, WEST POINTER, Junior and Senior Class Plays, CADET, Musicals. Senior Class Officers--Secretary Ann Tonjes, Treasurer Mike Chadek, President Rick Schademann, Vice-President Kyle Anderson. MIKE CHADEK DENNIS DA MOUDE LENNY ERB 13 KAREN FEYERHERM ARLEN HUEN PATTI FREUDENBURG ALVIN GOEKEN KAREN: Vocal Music, Pep Club, German Club, FHA, Junior and Senior Class Play, Musical, Sweetheart Queen, Homecoming Attendant, Prom Waitress, Class Officer. PATTI: Vocal Music, Student Council, pep club Officer, German Club, FHA, Musical, Prom Waitress, CADET, Class Officer, Treas. ALVIN: Prom Committee. ARLEN: Football, Wrestling, Prom Committee. ED: Basketball, Football, Track, Wrestling, Vocal Music, Band, Letterman's Club Officer, Musical, Homecoming Attendant, Prom Waiter. Seniors Show 14 ED HULA STEVE HULA RICH JOHNSON STEVE: Basketball, Football, Track, Wrestling, Vocal Music, Band, Letterman's Club, Musical, Prom Waiter. RICH: Wrestling, Football Manager, Letterman's Club, FFA. DEB: Vocal Music, WEST POINTER. CARLTON: Basketball, Football, Track, Student Council, Letterman’s Club, FFA, Sweetheart Attendant, Homecoming Attendant, Prom Waiter, Class Officer. ARDEN: Wrestling, Library Club, FFA. Their Creativity DEBBIE LANDANGER CARLTON LANDHOLM ARDEN LEI ME R GREG LINDBERG CALVIN PETERS CAROLYN MEYER PAM MOODIE GREG: Football, Golf, Vocal Music, Band, Student Council-Officer, Letterman's Club, Junior Class Play, Musicals, Homecoming Attendant, Prom Waiter, Class Officer. CAROLYN: Pep Club, Pom Pom Girl, FHA, Prom Waitress, WEST POINTER. PAM: Vocal Music-Officer, Band-Officer, Pep Club-Cheerleader, CADET, Class Officer, Prom Waitress, Homecoming Attendant, Senior Class Play, Musicals. CALVIN: Wrestling, Letterman's Club, FFA Junior Class Play, Prom Committee. MIKE: Wrestling, Prom Waiter, Prom committee, Letterman's Club. MIKE PFLUEGER RANDY PLUMMER DONALD ROEBER RANDY: Basketball Manager, Football Manager, Vocal Music, Letterman's Club, Library Club Officer, Junior and Senior Class Plays, CADET Officer. DONALD: Basketball, German Club, Junior Class Play, Class Officer. DEBBIE: Volleyball, Vocal Music, Musicals, WEST POINTER. VICKI: Vocal Music, FHA, Junior Class Play. RICK: Basketball, Football, Track, Student Council, Letterman's Club Officer, German Club, Junior Class Play, Homecoming Attendant, Prom Waiter, class Officer. DEBBIE ROTH VICKI ROTH RICK SCHADEMANN 17 DEVON A SCHMOLDT MONTE STOLTZMAN ' 18 MARK THROENER DAN SLAGLE LUANN STALP DEVONA: Vocal Music, WEST POINTER. DAN: FFA Officer, Junior Class Play, Sweetheart Attendant, Sweetheart King. LUANN: Vocal Music, Pep Club, Cheerleader, German club, FHA, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Musicals, Homecoming Attendant, Homecoming Queen, Prom Waitress, WEST POINTER, CADET. MONTE: Wrestling, Junior Class Play. MARK: FFA Officer, Junior Class Play, Sweetheart Dance-Master of Ceremonies. LARRY TOELLE ANN TONJES LARRY: Basketball, Prom Committee. ANN: Vocal Music, Band Officer, Pep Club Officer, German Club, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Homecoming Mistress of Ceremonies, Prom Waitress, WEST POINTER, Class Officer. RICK: Football, Vocal Music, Letterman s Club, German Club, FFA, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Musicals, WEST POINTER, Class Officer. ROXANNE: Vocal Music, Pep Club, Musicals, Junior and Senior Class Plays. SCOTT: Football, Track, Wrestling, Letterman's Club, German Club, Junior Class Play, WEST POINTER. RICK TROYER ROXANNE VON SEGGERN SCOTT WARNER 19 LEVI WEBB CYNDI WEEKS GALE WOERMAN DAVE WUESTEWALD LEVI: Football, Wrestling, Letterman's Club, Junior Class Play. CYNDI: Track, Volleyball, Vocal Music, Library Club, FHA. CLIFF: (not pictured) Football, Wrestling, Junior Class Play. GALE: Track, Letterman's Club. DAVE: Track, Prom Committee. JIM: Prom Committee. 20 JIM YARGER Graduation Is Learning how to march Making last minute adjustments Sitting in unison Following directions Standing and standing and standing Taking pictures of friends Waiting for the processional to start Marching and marching and marching Seniors chose class colors--light blue and dark blue, flower--daisies, motto--Knowledge is the key to peace; peace is the key to life. First Row: A. Leimer, M. Pflueger, L. Toelle, L. Erb, P. Moodie, R. Schademann, D. Landanger, J. Yarger. Second Row: V. Roth, R. Plummer, M. Beckenhauer, M. Chadek, P. Freudenburg, C. Land holm, K. Anderson, S. Hula. Third Row: C. Weeks, D. Da Moude, A. Tonjes, D. Wuestewald, J. Breitbarth, D. Slagle, L. Broekemeier, R. Troyer. Graduation Class Of 1973 Honor Society--A. Tonjes, Greg Lindberg, L. Broekemeier, K. Feyerherm, P. Freudenburg, L. Stalp. First Row; L. Stalp, L. Webb, B. Baker, G, Woerman, C. Peters, C. W'esterman, D, Roeber, S. Warner. Second Row: R. Von Seggem, M. Throener, C. Meyer, M. Stoltzman, K. Feyerherm, G. Lindberg, D. Roth, A. Goeken. Third Row: D. Beed, E. Hula, S. Buchholz, A. Heun, D. Schmoldt, R. Johnson. Activities for the graduates began on Sunday. May 20. with Baccalaureate exercises. The processional, a piano duet, was played by Cindy Benne and Mike Lindberg. Rev. Charles Kurtz gave the class message- The Paradox of the Plentiful. The Swing Choir sang The Wind Of Life and Feelin. On Wednesday. May 23. Commencement exercises were held for-46 Seniors. The six honor students. Linda Broekemeier. Karen Feyerherm. Patti Freudenburg, Greg Lindberg, Lu Ann Stalp. and Ann Tonjes gave honor addresses. Both the Band and the Mixed Chorus participated in the evening's entertainment. The diplomas were presented by Viola Wagner, president of the Board of Education. The Junior Escorts were Kim Godbersen and Lennie Adams. Waiting Waiting Moments To Remember Waiting Waiting The last walk Waiting At last Happy tears Baccalaureate Keeping cool After years of waiting Checking in Graduation’s next Exchanging gifts Aren't they all in yet Checking out Fifty-Four Students Lead An Lennie Adams Cindy Benne Joyce Benne Bradley Boyum Rick Broekemeier Barbara Chadek Pat Collins Bill Couture Debra Daberkow William Daberkow Mary DeBacker Kevin Dennis Lyle Fenske David Feyerherm Tom Feyerherm Ed Fischer Terri Gates Kim Godbersen I'll see your raise and raise you ten more. A magazine sale was held as a moneyraising activity for the prom; both projects turned out to be great successes. The prom theme chosen was Tunnel Through Time. The theme was carried out in several different rooms which portrayed different eras in time. Mr. Hallgren was class sponsor. 3 Keith Harris Ken Grieser Loren Jahnke Karen Hugo Dan Goeken Active Junior Year Mark Johnson Allen Liibbe Alan Meyer Ray Nelson Joanne Oligmueller Susan Pagels Bill Parkinson Dudley Persson Carol Pflueger Jodi Predoehl Kathy Oswald Peggy Puckett Becky Retzlaff Donna Rennerfeldt Robin Rush Karen Siebrandt Charmaine Stewart Alvin Stigge Class Officers Lead Confident Junior Class Junior Class Officers: Kim Godbersen-Secretary, Jodi Predoehl-Vice President, Jody Will-Treasurer, Uvin Stigge-President. Larry Stigge Laura Wagner Randy Thorman Ray Wagner Debra Toelle Diane wascher Joel Toelle Leon W lech man Mike Toelle Pat Wiegert Greg Tomrdle Jody Will Terry Anderson Beverly Becker Vaughn Beed Sandra Bliemeister Douglas Bowman Mike Brockman Typical 10 th Graders Terry Buchholz Ruth Broekemeier Debra Crawford Richard Claussen Beth Daberkow Steve Gerken kN Bruce Fischer Wayne Johnson Curtis Feyerherm Joan Heun Larry Ellinghausen Gayleen Godbersen Aryls Gadeken Debra Gelster Allan Lierman Brian Lierman Ever See An Innocent Sophomore? Gregg Meyer Francine Poppe Lowell Nelson Daun Reeson Mike Nielson Randy Remelius Gwen Perrson Mark Oswald Charlene Poppe Gene Roeber Randy Schademann Reid Schobert Steve Schultz Jayne Schwinck Janet Siebrandt Sharon Smidt Robert Stalp Dawn Stark Spirited Sophomores Stick Together Class rings and bake sales were just a few of the activities planned by the sophomore class this year. The bake sale was for making money for the next year’s prom. The class rings were ordered for their upcoming junior year. Sports such as golf, volleyball, wrestling and basketball were some of the things the sophomores excelled in. Class sponsors this past year were Mr. O’Callaghan and Mr. Hubbell. Class Officers--Top to Bottom: Michael Lindberg President, Randy Schademann Vice President, Daun Reeson Sec.-Treas. Neil Stark Linda Webb Cheryl Stewart Rita Stutzman Paul Wagner Karen Wiechman Vicki Tarbutton Mary Troe Karla Utemark Brian Wiese Carolyn Wiese David Witt 31 Jill Abrahams Martin Beckenhauer Clark Bogseth Dallas Breitbarth Rick Breltkreutz Marcia Brockman 52 Freshmen Begin Their Senior High Class Officers-- Cathy Pflueger, Vice-President; Sandra Mowinkel, Secretary; Clark Bogseth, President; Clint Poppe, Treasurer. On Wednesday, August 30, 1972, West Point Public High School opened its doors to 58 freshmen. Health, English, Algebra, and German were just some of the subjects chosen by the students. Extra-curricular activities included Pep Club, drama, sports, music, and others. All in all the freshmen had a pretty exciting year highlighted by being initiated by the seniors. Class Sponsors were Mr. Miller and Mr. Johnson. Not pictured— Melvin Harwick Randy Bunn Stephanie Camin Lois Casey Jody Engelbart Michael Fischer Linda Flores Wayne Godbersen Andrea Goeken LaDonn Grleser Denise Gustafson Kurt Hensel Eugene Hoffman Randall Jahnke Alen Johnson Sheri Johnson Duane Kreikemeirer Layne Landanger Ron Lierman School Daze Amid Fear And Anticipation Barb Meyer Rex Nolte Steve Miller Marilyn Oligmueller Wayne Luebbert Jodi Moritz Kurt Maack Sandra Mowinkel Joe Lindberg Danny Lofgren Mark Miserez Bob Moodie Jacque Olson Tom Olson Leslie Oswald Barb Pagels Kevin Peterson Cathy Pflueger Newcomers Roy Reikofski Linda Roth Tim Schroeder Debbie Siebrandt Dean Smidt Lyle Tienken Brad Toelle Karen Warner Vicky Smidt Susan Stark Jeff Steinkraus Sandra Webb Ronald Westerman Bill Wimmer 34 Letterman s Club--First row; M, Pflueger, L. Erb, R. Schademann, D. Da Moude, E. Hula, R. Plummer, M. Lindberg, S. Warner, R. Rush, N. Stark. Second row: A. Liibbe, K. Dennis, C. Peters, R. Wagner, L. Fenske, R. Broekemeier, G. Woerman, R. Nelson, D. Persson, C. Landholm. Third row: D. Lofgren, B. Lierman, S. Hula, L. Webb, S. Schultz, D. Bowman, B. Parkinson, R. Nolte, R. Thorman, M. Johnson. Fourth row; sponsor Mr. Bock, R. Schademann, C. Poppe, L. Stigge, A. Stigge, L. Adams, V. Beed, L. Nelson, R. Troyer, B. couture, M. Chadek, R. Johnson, G. Lindberg. 36 Lettermen Lead Active Year This year's added look to the club were new white letter sweaters with red chevrons and letters. Much time was devoted to revising the constitution. Money-raising projects included cake raffles, a car wash in the Spring, and working in stands during various activities. They also sponsored the Faculty-Jay-cees game, which the faculty won. Their hard earned money helped to buy a weight machine for the athletic department. The Lettermen celebrated the end of a very successful year with a steak fry at the city park. Football Squad--First Row; r. Nolte, J. Lindberg, A. Johnson, K. Peterson, B. Moodie, M. Lind-berg, M. Miserez, s. Miller, c. Bogseth, T. Olson, D. Smidt, Assistant Coach Gates. Second Row; K. Grieser, C. Westerman, A. Liibbe, R. Jahnke, D. Breitbarth, R. Schademann, B. Lierman, D. Lofgren, S. Schultz, L. Fenske, Assistant Coach Rich. Third Row: Student Managers B. Wiese and R. Plummer, R. Schademann, G. Lindberg, M. Nielsen, G. Meyer, L. Nelson, B. Parkinson, R. Thorman, C. Landholm, R. Wagner. Fourth Row: V. Beed, E. Hula, C. Poppe, L. Adams, R. Troy-er, S. Hula, B. Couture, L. Tienken, G. Meyer, D. Da Moude, D. Bowman, Head Coach Bock. Football Team Wants Revenge In 73 Record West Point Opponent 0 Tekamah-Herman 27 13 Logan View 20 13 Scribner 55 7 Oakland-Craig 9 13 Pender 20 6 Lyons 24 3 Wakefield 0 0 North Bend 8 41 Wisner-Pilger 14 All Conference for the 1972 season were Dennis Da Moude-lst team offensive guard and 2nd team defensive linebacker; Ed Hula-2nd team defensive end; Ray Wagner-2nd team offensive and defensive halfback. One of the senior lettermen, Levi Webb, was not pictured. Dennis Da Moude Nine Senior Steve Hula Ed Hula Carlton Landholm Greg Lindberg Lettermen Finish High School Careers Rick Troyer Cliff Westerman Rick Schademann Varsity Squad—Kneeling: C. Landholm, R. Thorman, R. Wagner, D. Da Moude, L. Fenske, A. Liibbe, M. Lindberg, N. Stark-Student Manager. Standing: R. Plummer-Student Manager, L. Nelson, V. Beed, G. Meyer, P. Wiegert, G. Meyer, L. Adams, L. Wiechman, A. Stigge, B. Couture. Lennie Adams Makes 1st Team All-State Seniors-- Dennis Da Moude and Carlton Landholm Record West Point Opponent 58 E merson-Hubbard 56 62 Elkhom Mt. Michael 44 40 Howells 64 77 Bancroft 70 55 Scribner 70 Wayne St. Tourney 51 Platts mouth 70 55 Walthill 44 53 Plain view 55 64 Wisner-Pilger 44 63 Logan View 47 62 North Bend 44 38 Pender 41 55 Lyons 49 40 Wakefield 54 62 T ekamah-Herman 57 38 Oakland-Craig 51 East Husker Tourney 79 North Bend 63 52 Oakland-Craig 44 57 Scribner 88 District Tourney 77 Battle Creek 64 38 Howells 62 Freshman Squad--Kneeling: B. Toelle, R. Lierman, M. Fischer, B. Wimmer, J. Lindberg, M. Miseriz, S. Miller, D. Smidt. Standing: D. Breitbarth-Student Manager, D. Lofgren, M. Beckenhauer, A. Johnson, C. Poppe, L. Tienken, B. Moodie, L. Oswald. In Class “C” Statistics The varsity point averages were L. Adams 24; R. Wagner 10.4; D. Da Moude 6; G. Meyer 4.2; L. Wiechman 4; L. Nelson 3.8; A. Stigge 2.2; P. Wiegert 1.5; C. Landholm 1.5; L. Fenske 1.1; R. Thorman 0.4; B. Couture 0.3. Honors received were Lennie Adams--first team all-state class C, all Husker Conference, Norfolk top 20. Ray Wagner--Husker Conference first team. Dennis Da Moude --Husker Conference honorable mention. This was Coach Christensen’s last year at WPHS. In six years, he compiled a 73-43 won-lost record--the best in recent years. The zenith of his career here was the 48-15 record in the 1968-1971 seasons which included a 1970 win over previously undefeated Class B Laurel and an almost trip to the State Tourney. Varsity Golfers—M. Lindberg, R. Stalp, A. Stigge, M. Brockman, R. Rush. Golfers 5th In State A young West Point High golf team produced a fine record in the 73 season. Team scoring was led by sophomore, Mike Brockman, with a 42 average. He was closely followed by A1 Stigg, 44; Mike Lindberg, 44.3; Robin Rush 44.4; and Robbie Stalp 46.5. The highlight of the season was West Point's victory over Wayne and Oakland, shooting a 161 for the team's low score for the season. RECORD WEST POINT OPPONENTS 2 (172) Oakland 1 (167) 1 (184) Scribner 2 (199) L. V. 3, (208) 1 (163) Pender 2 (192) Wisner 3, (196) 1 (162) Wayne 2 (165) Oakland 3, (171) 3(238) Wayne 1 (209) South Sioux 2,(211) 1 (173) Central 2, (195) 3(195) Bergan 1 (166) Central 2, (189) 2 (337) (Oakland Invitational Tourney.) 2 (344) (Husker conference Tourney.) 3(359) (District Tourney.) 5(361) (State Toumev.) Temper, temper Bob A trophy is a trophy, and we're proud of it. Reserve Golfers--M. Beckenhauer, Asst. Coach Mike Lamberty, L. Nelson, C. Poppe, Coach Robert Prazak, B. Moodie, J. Lindberg, D. Stark, R. Broekemeier. Wrestlers--First Row: r. westerman, G. Roeber, M. Pflueger, T. Schroeder, c. Westerman, K. Maack, M. Brockman. Second Row: Coach Rich, B. Lierman, B. Parkinson, E. Hula, S. Hula, A. Leimer, L. Webb, A. Lierinan. Wrestlers Second In District Five Mike Pflueger Reaches State Semifinals Levi Webb Steve Hula Scott Warner Mike Pflueger UWiHiiai Reserve Wrestlers--First Row: T. Olson, S. Warner, K. Peterson, R. Schobert, L. Ellinghausen, K. Grieser. Second Row--R. Nolte, D. Bowman, M. Chadek, R. Remelius, K. Dennis, W. Johnson. Record West Point Oppone 15 Tekamah-Herman 45 21 Oakland-Craig 36 27 North Bend 28 51 Pender 9 45 Logan View 15 59 Scribner 3 32 Wakefield 29 15 Wisner-Pilger 39 18 Winside 45 Go To State Cliff Westerman Ed Hula Bill Parkinson was the only junior to go to state Track--First How: Student manager N. Stark, T. Olson, C. Bogseth, D. Lofgren, A. Johnson, L. Tieken, B. Wiese, L. Ellinghausen, B. Wimmer. Second Row: Coach Rich, G. Woerman, R. Schademann, C. Landholm, A. Liibbe, R. Wagner, L. Fenske, Coach Cornwell. Third Row: R. Schademann, E. Hula, L. Stigge, V. Beed, L. Adams, L. Wiechman, B. Couture, S. Hula, D. Da Moude, Not pictured B. Parkinson. District Qualifiers For State State Qualifiers--C. Landholm, B. Parkinson, S. Schultz, L. Adams, L. Wiechman, R. Wagner. Ray Wagner--high hurdles Not pictured L. Fenske. Lennie Adams--mile relay Larry Stigge--Shot put Allen Liibbe and Dennis Da Moude— two mile run Randy Schademann--880 yard run Team Power Through Individual Effort Randy Thorman--100 yard dash Steve Hula--discus Rick Schademann--two mile relay Ray Wagner--low hurdles Gale Woerman--220 yard dash Ed Hula--Shot put First West Point Invitational A Success Highlight of 1973 Track was finishing first in the South Sioux City Invitational Track Meet (Class B Division). West Point hosted its first Invitational Track Meet. Despite weather conditions, ranging from 40 mph winds to hail and rain, it proved to be a great success. The meet was well run thanks to Mr. Cornwell's planning and with the help of the student body and faculty. Two records were broken: Leon Wiech-man broke the high jump record with a leap of 6’; Carlton Landholm. Rick Schademann, Lennie Adams, and Gale Woerman broke the two mile relay record with the time of 8:33.9. Record Elkhorn Relays 2nd 6 teams North Bend Invitational 14 th 20 teams South Sioux City Invitational 1st 20 teams West Point Invitational 8th 20 teams Wisner-Pilger Invitational 3rd 15 teams Husker Conference 5th 16 teams District 2nd 16 teams 48 Track Squad-- First row: J. Liibbe, D. Toelle, K. Siebrandt, D. Siebrandt, J. Siebrandt, C. Pflueger. Second row: Asst, coach Wells, Student Manager K. Wiechman, L. Grieser, B. Daberkow, M. Brockman, J. Will, S. Smidt, Student Manager R. Stutzman, Coach saw’yer. Girls Track Starts Rebuilding W.P. Opponents 3rd.............Wakefield-Wisner-Pilger 3rd . . .Fremont Bergan-Omaha Cathedral 3rd....................Clarkson-Howells 11th out of 13........Husker Conference 3rd.......Oakland-Scribner-Logan View 9th out of 13..................District Debbie Siebrandt received 3rd in district in the 880 yard run. Volleyball Squad--First Row: D. Stark, R. Stutzman, S. Camin, L. Flores, J. Heun. Second Row: S. Johnson, J. Liibbe, D. Siebrandt, D. Toelle, K. Siebrandt, L. Broekemeier, S. Mowinkel, A. Gadeken, P. Collins. Third Row: Coach Sawyer, M. Brockman, J. Siebrandt, J. Will, J. Benne, R. Broekemeier, S. Pagels, C. Benne, Student Manager C. Stew'art, Asst. Coach Wells. Volleyballers Net District Crown The highlight of the volleyball season was the team's qualifying for the first state volleyball tournament. The girls finished the season in a third place tie at state after taking both district and regional. In district play the girls defeated Dodge, who beat West Point earlier in the year, to take the district title. In the regional play-off they defeated Emerson-Hubbard who also beat them earlier in the year. At state West Point defeated Stella but lost their second game to Mitchell, who went on to win the State Class C Title. The team also placed 2nd in the Husker Tournament, losing to Emerson-Hubbard. This year's record proved to be the best in West Point's volleyball history. W.P. 2 Tekamah- Herman Opp. 1 2 Logan View 0 2 Scribner 0 2 Lyons 0 2 Oakland-Craig 0 2 Pender 0 1 Dodge 2 2 North Bend 0 2 Wakefield 0 2 Husker Tourney Columbus Lakeview 0 2 Wisner-Pilger 1 1 Emerson-Hubbard 2 2 Howells 0 2 District Leigh 1 2 Dodge 0 2 Regional Emerson-Hubbard 0 2 State Stella 0 0 Mitchell 2 Starting Lineup--K. Siebrandt, D. Toelle, P. Collins, J. Will, J. Liibbe, D. Stark. Oops, missed! Tell us another one, Susan Duck, Karen! Here we go again Help us, Lord Take that, ref We should stop meeting like this I've got it. No, I've got it. Splat 51 Senior Attendants Kyle Anderson and Ed Hula On September 29. 1972. Dennis Da Moude and Lu Stalp were crowned at the Home coming Festivities. Miss Sims presented Lu Stalp with a dozen red roses; and Mr. Bock gave Dennis Da Moude a football autographed by the team. Truckin’’ provided the music for the dance after the crowning. Senior Attendants Karen Feyerherm and Greg Lindberg Senior Attendants Pam Moodie and Carlton Landholm Pages Brian O’Callaghan and Kristen Black Royalty Dance Junior Attendants Lori Hula and Lennie Adams Sophomore Attendants Daun Reeson and Lowell Nelson Freshman Attendants Linda Flores and Danny Lofgren Queen Patti Talent Is God’s Gift To You; What You Do With It Is Your Gift To God. Steve Hula and Patti Freudenburg were crowned King and Queen at the 1973 Athletic Banquet held May 15 at St. Paul’s church social room. Sports American Style was the theme. Linda Broeke-meier was the toastmistress. Pep club members’ mothers prepared and served the meal. Bernard Cooper, head football coach at Heelan High School in Sioux City, Iowa, was the guest speaker. Many athletes, both boys and girls, received letters for outstanding work in their sports. Lennie Adams received the plaque for the best percentage in free throw shooting in basketball. First Row; Crownbearer C. Brockman, Queen K. Feyerherm, King D. Slagle, Crownbearer C. Brockman. Second Row: M. Troe, B. Lierman, A. Kreikemeier, D. Reeson, D. Luebbert, B. Prinz, C. Stewart, R. Nelson, D. Gustafson, T. Schroeder. FHA-FFA Creates “Midnight Magic” Junior-Senior Prom— Tunnel Through Time Prom Waiters and Waitresses—Stone Age—L. Nelson and R. Stutzman, Medieval Times —B. Lierman and D. Stark, Gay Nineties—R. Schademann and D. Reeson, Modern Day—M. Oswald and K. Utemark, Future--M. Lindberg and J. Liibbe. First Row; A. Tonjes, K. Feyerherm, P. Moodie, L. Broekemeier, S. Buchholz, K. Anderson, D. Da Moude. Second Row; S. Warner, L. Stalp, L. Erb, m. Chadek, R. Plummer, R. Troyer. Senior Class Play—“Bolts And Nuts” Cast Ann TonjeS ...............Rebecca Bolt Pam Moodie......................Benita Bolt Lenny Erb................Twink Starr Karen Feyerherm..........Lutie Spinks Kyle Anderson.....................Mrs. Glossop Dennis Da Moude.................Wilbur Glossop Scott Warner...............Cadwallader Clippy Mike Chadek........................Dr. Joy Sue Buchholz.............Martha Grubb Rick Troyer..............Henry Goober Lu Ann Stalp.................Miss Figg Linda Broekemeier........Jackie Gordon Randy Plummer.........Phineas Plunkett Director...........................Mr. Marvin Debate, Drama And Declam Resume At West Point Which Way to Boston and The Widow's Plight were two melodramas presented by speech students in November. The characters in Which Way to Boston were Greg Lindberg. Vicki Both. Steve Miller, and Debra Daberkow. The cast members of The Widow's Plight were Scott O'Neal. Alen Johnson. Jill Abrahams. Bob Moodie. Martin Beckenhauer. Sheryl Schultz. Julie Lubker. Kathy Longwell. Four speech students participated in the District Speech Contest at Wayne in March. Results were as follows: Debra Daberkow. superior: Jill Abrahams, excellent: Wayne Luebbert and Jacque Olson, good. Miss Sims was the sponsor. WEST POINTER—First Row; K. Anderson, L. Stalp, A. Tonjes, T. Olson, S. Warner, R. Nolte. Second Row: K. Siebrandt, C. Pflueger, B. Retzlaff, L. Grieser, D, Rennerfeldt, R. Westerman, Sponsor Mrs. Rich. Third Row; B. Pagels, L. Erb, T. Gates, D. Crawford. Pointer Staff Puts Much Time IntoPaper Interviewing students and faculty, writing and typing copy, drawing headlines, running the mimeograph machine and finally stapling the paper together were all involved in meeting the Wednesday deadline. If that sounds like a lot of work, you're right. Trying to put out a paper a week, plus a special senior edition, kept the staff hopping most of the year. A journalism class was set up for the purpose of producing the WEST POINTER, but as the staff found out; it took much more than just class time to meet the deadline. 64 Student Council--First Row: Bill Wimmer, Bob Moodie, Kurt Maack. Second Row Greg Lindberg Lennie Adams, Carlton Landholm, Lowell Nelson, Mark Oswald. Third Row: Sponsor Mr. Black Patti Freudenburg, Lori Hula, Carolyn Wiese, Cindy Benne. This year’s Student Council was the first to serve under the new constitution that gave equal representation to all classes and established the office of President-Elect. This ended the former control of the council by the seniors and provided for training next year’s leader. The council sponsored the annual watermelon feed, Christmas film and caroling in the halls, and the Spring Day activities. It gave free popcorn to the students at the Christmas film free pop to the visiting Stage Bands and Swing Choirs, and free dances to the students. The council was instrumental in creating the student lounge and in several changes in school procedures. At the end of the year, the members gave Fred Wieneke, custodian, a gift in appreciation for his services to the council and the school. Student Council Leads Productive Year 65 Environmentalists At Work The third annual Earth Day, held April 18. illustrated continued student interest in the environment. Several small groups combined to plant over 50 trees such as pin oaks, hackberries. silver maples and lindens. Other teams concentrated on picking up litter from West Point streets and yards. The Chamber of Commerce once again gave the students a free lunch in the city park. In two years, the WPHS students planted over 120 trees in a losing battle with Dutch Elm disease which has killed over, 400-500 trees in the past few years. This year's chief organizer of E-Day was senior Patti Freudenburg. As a sidelight to the planning for E-Day. Patti and her staff colected over $900 from area civic organizations to build a recycling collection building at the city dump. Rick Broekemeier supervised construction of the building. Materials will be transported to the Omaha Recycling Center. Pep Club—First Row: s. Camin, A. Tonjes, L. Casey, B. Pagels, C. Pflueger, V. Tarbutton, J. Liibbe, A. Gadeken, D. Stark, S. Webb, Second Row; S. Mowinkel, J. Engelbart, D. Gustafson, K. Anderson, D. Daberkow, T. Gates, D. Toelle, L. Broekemeier, S. Buchholz, G. Godbersen, K. Oswald, R. Broekemeier, C. Wiese, J. Predoehl, B. Retzlaff, S. Bliemeister, K. Warner, Third Row: Sponsor Mary Beth Sims, Sponsor Lynda Rich, R, Von Seggem, M. Beckenhauer, K. Wiechman, K. Feyerherm, P. Puckett, L. Webb, M. Brockman, R. Stutzman, C. Benne, J. Benne, J. Moritz, S. Stark, V. Smidt, B. Meyer, D. Wascher, P. Freudenburg, Fourth Row: D. Reeson, K. Godbersen, S. Pagels, L. Hula, C. Pflueger, L. Stalp, B. Chadek, K. Utemark, D. Rennerfeldt, P. Moodie, L. Wagner, Fifth Row: L. Flores, S. Johnson, L. Grieser, S. Smidt, J. Siebrandt. Little Red, Little White Little Go, Little Fight Squad Leaders— D. Stark, J. Liibe, V. Smidt, S. Mowinkel, K. Anderson, A. Tonjes, J. Predoehl, T. Gates. C' 68 Varsity Cheerleaders--Kim Godbersen, Pam Moodie, Karla Utemark, LuAnn Stalp, Lori Hula. Cheer Reserve Cheerleaders--Left to Right: L. Grieser, S. Smidt, L. Flores, J. Siebrandt, S. Johnson. The Pep Club had a very busy year. Changes were made in the constitution concerning Homecoming. cheerleaders, bus transportation to games, and uniforms. Scrapbooks were made for the coaches and participants in football. basketball, and wrestling. These were presented at the athletic banquet in the spring. The athletic banquet was a great success as everyone enjoyed hearing Mr. Bernard Cooper, the guest speaker, coach from Heelan High School. The Pep Club managed the concession stands for the entire year. They also sold candy in the student lounge. Miss Sims and Mrs. Rich were co-sponsors. 70 FHA--First Row; A. Kreikemeier, S. Bliemeister, L. Wagner, K. Feyerherm, C. Stewart, M. Troe, D. Daberkow, J. Liibbe. Second Row; A. Gadeken, S. Smidt, D. Luebbert, V. Smidt, B. Uhing, L. Flores, V. Tarbutton, J. Moritz, L. Grieser, D. Stark, J. Olsen. Third Row: L. Casey, M. Brockman, S. Mowinkel, J. Abrahams, K. Utemark, B. Poppe, S. Johnson, P. Puckett, K. Rose, S. Strehle, Mrs. Gustafson. Fourth Row; J. Engelbart, D. Wascher, G. Godbersen, D. Toelle, C. Stewart, C. Poppe, D. Siebrandt, F. Poppe, C. Wiese, D. Gustafson, L. Roth, S. Stark, J. Luebbert FHA Officers--First Row; A. Kreikemeier, S. Bliemeister, J. Liibbe. Second Row; D. Daberkow, K. Feyerherm, L. Wagner. Third Row; D. Luebert, M. Troe, C. Stewart. Toward New 71 Horizons The FHA baby, Marci Wieler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Wleler, was presented a red rose by J. Liibbe and C. Poppe. Our watchful advisor The local FHA chapter involved itself this year in improving the chapter. The girls' projects centered around two goals. The goals were To Dare is to Care and Our Future as Homemakers. This year the FHA had many projects to keep it busy. Some were bake sales, slave auction, adopted grandparents, family night, fashion show, annual FFA-FHA Sweetheart Dance, and District and State Conventions. At State Convention, various members received honors and the chapter was named one of the top in the state. Karen Feyerherm was former National Committee Member. Debra Daberkow was elected to State Second Vice President. She was the 6th consecutive officer for the West Point chapter. FHA Slave Auction Outstanding Members--Miss F, S. Strehle; Miss H, J. Liibbe; Miss A, L. Wagner; Miss FHA, K. Feyerherm FHA girls anxiously await to be sold Awards Given To FHA-FFA Terry Anderson received the Home Improvement Award 1973-74 Officers--Mr. Lohse, W. Johnson, R. Nelson, T. Anderson, B. Lierman, L. Jahnke. Freshman looked over the accomplishments of the FF A Chapter. Tim Schroeder received the Star Past state FFA President, Larry Mark Throener received the Ag Greenhand Award Rasmunssen, spoke at Awards Mechanics Award Banquet. FFA--First Ro v: N. Stark, J. Steinkraust, T. Anderson, T. Schroeder, P. Wagner, V. Meiergerd. Second Row: M. Miserez, N. Lubbert, G. Praest, W. Godbersen, L. Ellinghausen, R. Clausen, K. Peterson, R. Lierman. Third Row: Mr. Cook, W. Johnson, K. Dennis, B. Prinz, D. Lofgren, L. Oswald, C. Bogseth, D. Persson, D. Oligmueller, L. Klitz. Fourth Row: S. Schultz, R. Johnson, R. Schademann, B. Boyum, L. Johnke, L. Tienken, M. Reeson, A. Lierman, B. Lierman, P. Meiergerd. FFA Has Active Chapter FFA Officers--Mr. Cook and Mr. Lohse-Advisors, M. Johnson, M. Throener, D. Slagle, R. Nelson, C. Peters, D. Reeson. 74 Evil Eye Fleagle, Appassionata, Co-Sponsor, Miss Baumann, hard at work Assistant Doctors, Doctor Finsdale General Bullmoose Towns People Husbands and Wives General Bullmoose with his Secretaries Musical—“Li’l Abner” Has Cast Of 70 Daisy Mae, Mammy, Pappy, Li'l Abner Scragg, Scragg, Earthquake McGoon, Scragg Marryin Sam, Daisy Mae Cast Li'l Abner...................L. Nelson Daisy Mae......................L. Hula Marryin Sam...............G. Lindberg Earthquake McGoon..............E. Hula Mammy...................P. Freudenburg Pappy........................M. Lindberg General Bullmoose..............L. Erb Dr. Finsdale.................B. Moodie Appassionata................. K. Utemark Moonbeam.....................P. Moodie Evil Eye Fleagle.............M. Chadek Available Jones..............B. Wimmer Mayor Dawgmeat...............R. Schobert Senator Phogbound........B. Parkinson Stupefying Jones...............L. Stalp Husbands..............L. Adams. S. Hula R. Remelius. B. Couture L. Stigge. L. Fenske Wives..............D. Reeson. S. Pagels P. Collins. C. Benne K. Godbersen, J. Predoehl Scraggs.........R. Troyer, L. Wiechman P. Wiegert 1st Boy................. R. Westerman Chad.....................M. Beckenhauer Policeman....................W. Johnson Secretaries . ... J. Will, L. Broekemeier K. Feyerherm, S. Buchholz Colonel......................M. Oswald Speedy McRabbit.......................S. Miller Scarlett..............................J. Liibbe Dancers............L. Stalp. K. Utemark D. Reeson, S. Pagels R. Thorman. R. Couture L. Adams, S. Hula Doctors.........R. Throman, R. Wagner A. Stigge State Dept. Men . .K. Grieser, J. Lindberg Commentators..........M. Troe. R. Mace D. Toelle Towns People.............R. Broekemeier K. Siebrandt. R. Stutzman D. Rennerfeldt. K. Warner S. Camin, L. Grieser Sponsors . . Miss Baumann. Mr. Lamberty Band—First Row: B. Thorman, D. Danielson, B. Boyum, B. Troe, P. Collins, S. Pagels. Second Row; J. Liibbe, A. Tonjes, D. Goeden, B. Retzlaff, L. Grieser, B. Pagels, S. Groth. Third Row; B. Parkinson, C. Benne, J. Predeohl, B. Daberkow, J. Will, J. Siebrandt. Fourth Row: Director Mr. Lamberty, M. Chadek, K. Becker, E. Hula, L. Tienken, L. Flores, J. Engelbart, K. Maack, R. Thorman, L. Fenske. Reeds + Brass + Percussions + Baton = Stage Band—First Row: E. Hula, M. Chadek, D. Bowman, R. Broekemeier, M. Lindgerg, R. Wagner, B. Wimmer. Second Row: S. Miller, C. Goeden, B. Sellentin, S. Buchholz, R. Schobert, J. Lindberg, B. Moodie. Third Row: P. Collins, G. Lindberg, Director Mr. Lamberty, L. Nelson, L. Fenske, K. Maack, L. Erb, S. Hula, L. Broekemeier, R. Thorman. Confused????? Band--First Row: M. Troe, K. Utemark, L. Wagner, B. Chadek, L. Hula, P. Moodie. Second Row; W. Luebbert, C. Stewart, W. Johnson, T. Tarbutton, L. Broekemeier, A. Johnson, B. Wimmer, R. Wagner, M. Lindberg. Third Row: L. Nelson, S. Hula, L. Erb, G. Lindberg, D. Bowman, R. Broekemeier, S. Miller, R. Schobert, J. Lindberg, C. Goeden, B. Sellentin, B. Moodie, S. Buchholz. The Sound Of Music The Band in action Band Officers: Front row: E. Hula-President, M. Chadek-Equipment Manager, Back row: p. Majorette-Pam Moodie, Moodie-Vice President, A. Tonjes-Secretary- Treasurer, L. Hula-Publicity. Baton Twirler-Mary Troe Mixed Chorus--First Row: D. Smidt, P. Moodie, J. Oligmueller, S. Camin, V. Smidt, D. Renner-feldt, K. Wiechman, w. Johnson. Second Row: Director Susan Baumann, R. Stutzman, L. Wagner, J. Will, K. Utemark, P. Collins, M. Troe, J. Lindberg, L. Erb. Third Row: J. Predoehl, P. Freud-enburg, D. Schmoldt, J. Siebrandt, D. Toelle, B. Chadek, C. Wiese, S. Buchholz, L. Broekemeier, K. Siebrandt. Fourth Row: s. Miller, R. Schobert, R. Nolte, R. Thorman, M. Lindberg, R. Remel-ius, B. Moodie, A. Johnson, L. Nelson, R. Troyer, E. Hula, L. Adams, L. W’iechman. Group Practice And Effort Girls Glee--First Row: J. Oligmueller, G. Persson, K. Warner, D. Stark, J. Liibbe, B. Pagels, A. Goeken. Second Row: L. Roth, S. Camin, L. Grieser, J. Heun, M. Brockman, L. Casey, L. Wagner, V. Roth. Third Row: B. Poppe, S. Johnson, P. Collins, D. Rennerfeldt, J. Engelbart, K. Wiechman, D. Reeson, L. Hula, J. Predoehl. Fourth Row: D. Schmoldt, J. Breitbart, F. Poppe, D. Toelle, D. Siebrandt, B. Chadek, S. Buchholz, L. Broekemeier, C. Poppe, K. Siebrandt. Mixed Chorus--First Row: T. Olson, S. Smidt, L. Flores, B. Pagels, V. Tarbutton, J. Liibbe, A. Gadeken, J. Olson, R. Westerman. Second Row: K. Grieser, M. Oswald, J. Engelbart, L. Roth, R. Von Seggem, K. Feyerherm, V. Roth, C. Benne, D. Roth, L. Grieser. Third Row: C. Poppe, D. Siebrandt, D. Daberkow, r. Broekemeier, D. Reeson, F. Poppe, J. Breitbarth, D. Gelster, K. God-bersen, L. Hula, S. Pagels. Fourth Row: P. Wiegert, A. Stigge, L. Stigge, B. Couture, G. Lind-berg, S. Hula, D. Da Moude, M. Chadek, B. Parkinson, R. Wagner, L. Fenske. Reap Harvest Of Harmony Girls Glee--First Row: S. Smidt, V. Tarbutton, A. Gadeken, S. Webb, J. Olson, P. Moodie, L. Flores. Second Row; C. Benne, D. Roth, L. Webb, R. Stutzman, M. Oligmueller, V. Smidt, J. Will. Third Row: p. Freudenburg, G. Godbersen, D. Gustafson, S. Bliemeister, M. Troe, K. Utemark, J. Abrahams, S. Mowinkel, K. Feyerherm, Director Susan Baumann. Fourth Row: J. Schwinck, S. Pagels, D. Daberkow, C. Wiese, R. Broekemeier, J. Siebrandt, D. Gelster, R. Von Seggern, K. Oswald, K. Godbersen. District Contest Results Band 2 Stage Band 1 Clarinet Duet 1 Clarinet Quartet 2 Woodwind Trio 2 Sax. Quintet 2 Lenny Erb (Trumpet) 2 Kurt Maack (Trumpet) 2 Comet Quartet 3 Chorus 2 Girls Glee 2 Boys Glee 2 Boys Quartet 2 Jodi Predoehl 1 Patti Freudenburg 2 Greg Lindberg 2 Mike Lindberg 2 Lowell Nelson 2 Swing Choir--Rows diagonally top to bottom, First row, E. Hula, G. Lindberg, M. Oswald, M. Lindberg, Second row--D. Reeson, M. Troe, P. Freudenburg, P. Moodie. Third row--L. Adams, J. Predoehl, K. Godbersen, L. Hula, P. Collins. Fourth row--L. Nelson, L. Erb, C. Benne. Brass Quartet 2 Swing Choir 1 Flute Trio 2 Girls Trio 1 Boys Glee--First row, left to right, D. Kreikemeier, D. Smidt, J. Lindberg, B. Wimmer, S. Miller, W. Johnson, T. Olson, R. W esterman. Second row, R. Jahnke, R. Remelius, R. Schobert, M. Oswald, R. Nolte, L. Erb, K. Grieser, R. Wagner, M. Lindberg, L. Fenske, Third row, L. Oswald, B. Moodie, D. Da Moude, G. Lindberg, M. Chadek, S. Hula, B. Parkinson, D. Lofgren, R. Thorman, M. Becken-hauer. Fourth row, B. Couture, L. Nelson, L. Stigge, L. Wiechman, P. Wiegert, L. Adams, A. Stigge, L. Tienken, R. Troyer, E. Hula, A. Johnson. II it smi l!.' Activities: Things To Do, Places To Go, People To See, Games To Play If You Play Your Cards Right, You Too Can Make It. Work Hard, Have Fun, And Enjoy It; Before You Know It, It Will All Be Over. When completed, the 1350-ft World Trade Center will be the tallest building in the world. Bomb blasts rocked Northern Ireland In strife between Protestants and Catholics. The Afro took'' was very popular. American swimmer Mark Spitz set an Olympic record winning seven gold medals. (Inset) Bobby Fischer is the first American world chess champion. An earthquake Christmas eve took the lives of thousands in Nicaragua. Up with America can be said in many different ways. It was One way and praise the Lord for 100.000 rain-drenched young people at Explo 72. the religious Woodstock. Cars lay strewn in the wake of a flash flood that claimed 122 persons at Rapid City. S.D. White House adviser Henry Kissinger negotiated for peace in Paris talks with North Vietnam. Citizen crusader Ralph Nader thought Congress was surrendering its powers to the President. Three prominent personalities died during the year: J. Edgar Hoover, who dedicated his life to the Federal Bureau of Investigation; Jackie Robinson, the first black to break the color line in professional baseball; the Duke of Windsor, who captured the world’s heart when he gave up his crown as England’s King Edward VIII to marry an American. Furling their colors, men of the last U.S. combat unit in Vietnam prepare to leave. Miss America (center) is Terry Anne Meeuwsen from Wisconsin. (Color photo) Moments like this, in an environment that is fresh and green. With pure air and clean waters. Once the lament of folk singers, the issue of ecology is in the mainstream of social concern. The Rolling Stones were one of the popular singing groups. (Inset) Buck Owens and Roy Clark were stars In country-western music. Apollo 17 astronauts made man's third exploration of the Moon, in the vicinity of North Massif. President Richard Nixon and wife Pat traveled to China for talks with Mao Tse Tung and Chou En Lai. Later they strolled atop the Great Wall. News pictures. United Press Internetionel Colorphotos Oek Lewn Northbrook. Illinois A year to remember m WAUWORTK wrctiuu, rjva., u.s. a.