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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1974 volume:

WEST POINT HIGH SCHOOL West Point. Nebraska Peggy Puckett - Editor 'vrXii £ Good-by To Memories Last fall, as the 1973-74 school year began, we expected an uneventful. mediocre year. Many felt the athletic teams were going to be average, perhaps the football and basketball teams would win at least half of their games, but we anticipated nothing really outstanding. Maybe'' the volleyball girls would return to the State Tournament. Maybe'' at least a couple of our wrestlers would travel to State. Maybe the track team would do well. The prospects of moving into the new school at the semester break were very dim and the old. dismal building would be home for yet another year, adding more disappointments to what loomed as a disappointing year. Then WOW! The year turned out to be one of the MOST EVENTFUL, fantastic years in WPHS history. The football team was Huskcr Co-Champs. Volleyball went to State for the second year in a row. The basketball team went to State for the first time in 22 years. Seven students made it to State in Speech. Five wrestlers made State with two earning third place finishes. Track won districts with six people going to State. Musical department rated excellent at Contest. Golf team went to State for the second consecutive year. FHA and FFA won many State Awards. The Annual Staff dedicates this book to everyone who helped make 1973-74 great. Hello To Dreams 0 Superintendent Mr. Lowe was at WPHS for five years. Ho is a graduate of Peru State College where he rocoived his B.S. degree. Mr. Lowe received his M.A. degroc from the University of Nebraska. He has 25 yoars experience as teacher, coach, and administrator. This was Mr. Lowe's last year at WPHS. Senior High Principal Mr. Boyum was at WPHS for three years. He is a graduate of Augustana College in Sioux Falls. S.D., in 1955. He received his M. Ed. from SDSW in Brookings. S.D. This year Mr. Boyum. besides his many other activities, was the Senior Class sponsor. This was Mr. Boyum’s last year at WPHS. Administration Meets Many Challenges This was Mr. Bock's second year at WPHS; the jobs of assistant principal, activities director, head football coach, and sponsor of the W-Club kept him busy. He received his B A. at Wayne State College and his M.A. at Northeast Missouri University at Kirksville. Missouri. Mr. Bock looks forward to his new position as principal next year at WPHS. Mr. Andy Gates—Welding:. Shop. Drafting, Junior High Football and Basketball. Miss Carolyn Bavery—English. Librarian. Pep Club Sponsor. Mr. Gail Johnson—Science. Freshman Class Sponsor. Faculty’s Final Year In Old Building Mr. Thomas Black—Social Studies. CADET, Student Council. Mr. Ken Hallgren-Accounting. O.I. Jr Cl„,„ Mr. Steve Miller Biology. P.E.. Asst. Football. Sponsor. Jr High Wrestlino- «nH n . S Head Basketball. Girls’ Track. Wrestling. F°°tba11’ Asst- Mr. Fred Hirschman—Social Studies. Jr. High Sponsor. Mr. Mike Lamberty—Band. Instrumental Music. Assistant Golf. Martin Dreith—Special Ed. Many Faculty Members To Try New � r� r, Pool°y Physics. Chemistry. General Math. Freshman Basketball. Mr. Reggie Smith—Shop. Metals. Assistant Football. Assistant Basketball. Mr. Bruce Lohse—Voc. Ag.. Shop. FFA Sponsor. Mr. Lawerence Marvin—German. Social Studies. German Club Sponsor. Mrs. Cheryl Gustafson—Home Economics. FHA Sponsor. Mr. David Rich—English. Head Wrestling Assistant Track and Football. Vocations Next Year Miss Rinda Sawyer—Girls' P.E.. Head Girls' Basketball and Volleyball. Mr Robert Prazak Typing. Shorthand. Golf. CADET. Mrs. Lynda Rich-English. WEST POINTER Sponsor. Miss Sharon Throener—Math. Algebra. Jr. Mr. Larry Wells—T I Auto. T I Construction. High Sponsor. Miss Susan Baumann—Vocal Music. Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. Bruce O'Callaghan—English. Guidance Counselor. Sophomore Class Sponsor. Mr. Tom Hubbell—Art. Sophomore Class Sponsor. ■ Mrs. Alvorna Engelbart—Secretary for Mr. Boyum and Mr. Bock. Janitors —Luke Lambrecht. Fred Wieneke Personnel The personnel at West Point Public School played an important part in keeping the school running efficient- iy- Three secretaries assisted the administration in keeping books and files. Mrs. LaNora French headed the staff of cooks in preparing meals each day for 350-400 students. Two janitors diligently kept the grounds and building in excellent condition. Cooks this year were Mrs. French. Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Troyer. Mrs. Schultzkump. Mrs. Mrs. Ella DaMoude—Audio-visual aid. French. Graduates LENNIE ADAMS CYNTHIA BENNE JOYCE BENNE LENNIE Lettermen's Club. Swing Choir. Football. Basketball. Track. Music. Musical. Graduation Escort. WEST POINTER. Student Council President. CINDY Pep Club Secrotary. Vice-President. Student Council—Secretary. Musical. Music. Class Officer Secretary. Volleyball. Band President. WEST POINTER. Nebraska Council of Youth. German Club. JOYCE: Track. Volleyball. Pep Club. CADET. EVARC Vice-President. RICK: Wrestling. Lettermen's Club. Nebraska Council of Youth. Golf BARB Pep Club. Music. Band. Musical. Nebraska Council of Youth. Prom Waitress. Student Council. WEST POINTER. Homecoming Queen. Cheerleader. BRAD BOYUM: NOT PICTURED Football. Track. FFA. Music. Transfer from Milroy. South Dakota. 9 Pride In The Past RICK BROEKEMEIER BARBARA CHADEK The senior class of 1974 chose dark blue and silver as their class colors. Vanda orchids were selected as the class flower. Miss Susan Baumann and Mr. Earl Boyum provided their assistance throughout the year as class sponsors. PAT COLLINS BILL COUTURE WILLIAM A DABERKOW Faith In The Future PAT: Girls' Sports. Music. Band. Musicals. CADET. Pep Club. WEST POINTER. German Club. Swing Choir. Stage Band. BILL: Football. Basketball. Wrestling. Track. Lettermen's Club. Musical. Chorus. Glee. Class Officer -Secretary-Treasurer. Nebraska Council of Youth. WILLIAM: German Club. DEBRA: FHA —Local and State Officer. Pep Club. Music. Nebraska Council of Youth. Sweetheart Queen. Class Officer-Vice-President. Homecoming Attendant. Prom Waitress. Track. Drama. KEVIN Wrestling. Lettermen's Club. FFA—Chaplain. Sweetheart Attendant. Spirit of '74 DEBRA DABERKOW KEVIN DENNIS THOMA DONNELLY Class Officers J. Will-Treasurer. K. Godbersen-Vice-President. L. Fenske-Secretary. R. Warner-President. Seniors Were Prominent THOMA Band. Stage Band. Buzz Staff. Pop Band. Transfer from Seward. LYLE: Football. Basketball. Track. Band. Lettermen's Club—Treasurer, Chorus. Glee. Class Officer —Secretary. DAVID: Basketball. Golf. WEST POINTER. Lettermen's Club. TOM: Student Manager—Wrestling. Now where did he go? LYLE FENSKE DAVID FEYERHERM TOM FEYERHERM EDWARD H. FISCHER KIM GODBERSEN DANIEL GOEKEN In All School Activities ED: Cross Country. WEST POINTER. Transfer from Logan View. KIM: Pep Club. Cheerleader. FHA. Graduation Escort. Swing Choir, Homecoming Attendant. CMusicals. Class Officer—Secretary. Treasurer. Vice-President. Vocal Music. VEST POINTER. DONNA: Volleyball. FHA. CADET. Transfer from Central Catholic. KEN: Football. Wrestling. Vocal Music. Hey. Guys, look what I found: DONNA GRECKEL KENNARD GR1ESER DEAN HAGEDORN KAREN HUGO LORI HULA LOREN JAHNKE KAREN: Track. Nebraska Council of Youth. LORI: Swing Choir. B Cheerleader. Homecoming Attendant. Prom Waitress. Musical. Student Coui Class Officer—President. Track. Volleyball. Vocal Music. LOREN: FFA. P Committee. MARK: Track. Wrestling. Band. FFA Reporter. Vice-Presui Lettermen s Club. ALLEN: Lottcrmcn's Club. Football. Basketball. Track. WI POINTER. German Club. The new me! MARK JOHNSON ALLEN LIIBBE ALAN MEYER SUSAN ’?! RAY NELSON ALAN: German Club. Prom Committee. Betty Crocker Award. National Merit Finalist. RAY: Wrestling. FFA—Secretary. President. Creed Speaker. Sweetheart Attendant. Sweetheart King. Lettermon's Club. JOANNE: Chorus. Glee. Pep Club. WEST POINTER. CADET. EVARC —Treasurer. Vice President. KATHY: Chorus. Glee. Pep Club -Treasurer. German Club. CADET. SUSAN: ''Volleyball. Vocal Music. Band. Musicals. FHA —Recreation. Prom Waitress. Pom H .� on Girl. Pep Club. Cheerleader. Homecoming Mistress of Ceremonies. JOANNE OLIGMUELLER KATHY OSWALD I really AM doing my assignment. SUSAN PAGELS WILLIAM PARKINSON ' DUDLEY PERSSON CAROL PFLUEGER BILL: Lettermen's Club Vice President. Football. Wrestling. Band. Chorus. Swing Choir. Stage Band. Track. Nebraska Council of Youth—District Chairman. German Club. DUDLEY: Wrestling. FFA. Lettermen's Club. Nebraska Council of Youth. Ag Mechanics Proficiency Award CAROL: Pep Club. Track. Prom Committee. WEST POINTER. JODI: Band. Chorus. Musicals. WEST POINTER. Swing Choir. Vocal Solos. Pep Club. Class Officer—Vice President. National Merit Scholarship Commendation. PEG: Pep Club Squad Leader. Glee. Track. Basketball. FHA Miss H WEST POINTER. CADET—Editor. Scholastic Contest. (Transfer from Pender) Miss Sawyer. Just you wait! JODIPREDOEHL Henry Doorly Zoo PEGGY PUCKETT CINDY RE MELIUS DONNA RENNERFELDT BECKY RETZLAFF CINDY: Volleyball. Track. Mixed Chorus. Glee. Band. FHA. German Club. Pep Club DONNA: Track. Mixed Chorus. Glee. Musicals. Pep Club—Squad Leader. Cheerleader. Prom Committee. WEST POINTER. Pom Pon Girl. CADET. BECKY Track. Mixed Chorus. Glee. Band. Pep Club, Cheerleader. German Club. FHA. Prom Committee. WEST POINTER. Pom Pon Girl. ROBIN: Basketball. Golf. Lettermen's Club. German Club. Prom Committee. What did you say? ROBIN RUSH CLAUDIA SCHULTZ CHARMAINE STEWART KAREN SIEBRANDT School Says CLAUDIA: FHA. KAREN Volloyball. Track. Chorus. FHA. Pep Club. WEST POINTER. CHARMAINE: Chorus. Pep Club. Volleyball Student Manager. FHA Secretary. Track Student Manager. AL: Class Officer—Vice-President. President. Basketball. Golf. Mixed Chorus. Glee. Musicals. Lettormen's Club President. WEST POINTER. LARRY: Football. Lettermen's Club. Mixed Chorus. Glee. Musicals. Track. Band WEST POINTER. Stage Band. Don't bother me. I'm trying to finish this darn annual ALVIN STIGGE LARRY STIGGE Sorry, but I can't take a bribe RANDY THORMAN DEBRA TOELLE Farewell To 56 Seniors MIKE TOELLE A smile for someone special. LAURA WAGNER RANDY: Lettermen's Club. Stage Band. Football. Basketball. Track. Band. Mixed Chorus. Glee. Musicals. WEST POINTER. DEB: Volleyball. Basketball. Track. Pep Club—President. Squad Leader. FHA. Sweetheart Attendant. CADET. Vocal German Club. FFA Sweotheart. Prom Committee. MIKE Basketball. FFA. j: Stage Band. Football. Mixed Chorus. Glee. WEST POINTER. Band. LauIRA: Volleyball. Pep Club. FHA—Treasurer. Prom Waitress. Sweetheart Attendant. Homecoming Attendant. Pom Pon Girl. Band. Mixed Chorus. Glee. This is the life! GREGORY TOMRDLE Service with a smile RAY WAGNER DIANE WASCHER RAY: Football. Basketball. Track. Vocal Music. Musicals. Lettermen s Club. Band. Class Officer-President. WEST POINTER. DIANE: Pep Club. CADET. FHA Parliamentarian. Glee. LEON: Vocal Music. Lettermens Club. Musicals. Football. Basketball. Track. WEST POINTER. PAT: Basketball. Glee. Chorus. Nebraska Council of Youth. Musicals. Lettermen s Club. JODY: Volleyball. Track. Chorus. Glee. Band. Stage Band. German Club. CADET. Class Officer— Treasurer. Prom Committee. After we hit Mr. Poolcys house . . . LEON WIECHMAN PAT WIEGERT JODY WILL ■ FRONT ROW: C Pflueger. M. Toelle. P Puckett. R. Rush. J. Benne. R. Wagner. R« nnertcldt. B Parkinson. K. Oswald. M. Johnson. B. Retzlaff. D. Hagedorn. B. D Wascher. K. Grieser SECOND ROW L. Hula. G. Tomrdle. C. Benne. A. Chadek. T. Feyerherm. FOURTH ROW: C. Schultz. A. Stiggc. L. Wiechman, L. Liibbe. C. Remelius. R Broekemeier. K. Hugo. A. Meyer. THIRD ROW: D. Adams. S 1 4 Bonne SECOND ROW Kathy Oswald. Ed Fischer. Alan Meyer A Farewell Bid With Commencement exercises were held for 56 seniors on Wednesday. May 22. 1974. Of six honor students. Peg Puckett and Jody Proedohl gave speeches. The band under the direction of Mike Lamberty played “Geoddsey,” the Chorus, directed by Susan Bauman, sang “If” and Celebrate.” Reverend Kurtz gave the invocation and benediction. The diplomas were presented to the graduating class by Mr. Cecil Woodka. Vice-President of the School Board. The year came to a close as the Seniors carried their diplomas and walked out the door as graduates. FRONT ROW: P. Collins. D. Goeken. J. Will. R. Nelson. D. Greckel. L. Fenske. J Predoehl. L. Stigge. D. Daberkow. B. Boyum. S. Pageis. B. Couture. K. Oligmueller. D. Persson. SECOND ROW: D. Toelie. E. Fischer. C. Stewart. D Godbersen. B Daberkow. FOURTH ROW: L. Jahnke. P. Wiegert. K. Siebrandt Feyerherm. L. Wagner. R. Thurman. T. Donnelly. J. Toelie. THIRD ROW J. NOT PICTURED: Kevin Dennis. Junior Attendants: L. Nelson. D. Reeson. Happiness And Tears Terry Anderson Bev Becker Vaughn Beed Doug Bowman Sandy Bliomeister tuth Broekemeier Terry Buchholz Debbie Crawford Beth Daberkow Larry Ellinghauscn 3 Arlys Gadeken urt Feyerherm Debbie Gelstor Gayleen Godbersen Class Officers: C. Wiese-Secretary. R. Broekemeier-Treasurer. M. Oswald-President. V. Tarbutton-Vice-President. Wayne Johnson Allan Lierman Brian Lierman Delvin Lierman Joan Heun •• Miko Lindberg Karl Maack Rhonda Mace April Meyer Janet Liibbe Three Years In The Old School And One To C3o In The New School The Junior class started the year by selling magazines to earn money for Prom. Their record sales helped them present the Seniors with a very successful “Showboat. This eventually came about after many long nights of making and remaking flats, painting, and trying to keep Mr. Hallgren from noticing the ones who weren’t working. After dancing to The Shotgun, everyone went to the drive-in to see the late. late, late movies (Bless The Beasts and The Children and Godspell) that lasted till about 4:30 A. M. Strangely enough though, no one had trouble staying awake due to the various activities taking place. Gwen Persson Francine Poppe Mark Oswald Charlene Poppe John Rasmus Daun Reeson Randy Remelius Randy Schademann 3 Reid Schobert Steve Schulz Sharon Schmidt Neil Stark Jayne Schwinck Robbie Stalp Janet Siebrandt Marianne Troe Dawn Troyer Karla Utemark Linda Webb Paul Wegner Karen Wiechman Brian Wiese Carolyn Wiese David Witt Gene Roeber Class Of '75” Jill Abrahams Martin Beckenhauer Clark Bogseth Dallas Breitbarth Rick Breitkreutz Marcia Brockmann Randy Bunn Stephanie Cumin Lois Casey Theresa Donnelly Spirit Of 76 Sophomore Class Officers: Cathy Pfiueger-Vice President. Linda Flores-Secretary. Brad Toelle-Treasurer. Bill Wimmer-President. Jody Engelbart Michael Fischer Linda Flores Wayne Godbersen Andrea Goeken LaDonn Grieser Denise Gustafson Melvin Harwick Kurt Hensel Randall Jahnke Joe Lindberg Bob Moodie Sandra Mowinkel Alen Johnson Sheri Johnson Duane Kreikemeier Ron Lierman Wayne Luebbert Kurt Maack Barb Meyer • 0- t) S t A- Danny Lofgren 1 Mark Miserez Jodi Moritz Rex Nolte Marilyn Oligmueller Jacque Olson Tom Olson Sixty-Three Sophomores Class Rings and selling Raffle Tickets were just a few of the activities planned by the sophomore class this year. The purpose of the Raffle was to make money for next year's prom. The Class Rings were ordered and bought for the up-coming junior year. Sports such as Golf, Basketball. Volleyball, Wrestling, Track, and Football were some of the sports in which the sophomores excelled. NOT PICTURED: Eugene Hoffman. Tina Shulte. Deb Stine. Karen Warner Sandra Webb Ron Westerman Cathy Pflueger Linda Roth Susan Stark Lyle Tienken Bill Wimmer Bonny Poppe Dean Smidt Jeff Steinkraus Barb Pagels Kevin Peterson Clint Poppe Roy Reikofski Debt Siebrandt Darren Addy Renee Anderson Kevin Becker Mark Benne Bryan Bettenhause: Rusty Adams a Becky Boyum Brenda Brehmor Vivian Brockman Jane Broekemeior Roger Broekemeier Roger Buchholz Patti Burley 3 tJl Carolyn Daberkow Debi Danielson Fifty-Seven Freshmen Find Out Freshmen Class Officers: Brian Bettenhausen-Secretary. Cherie Lierman-Treasurer. Rusty Adams President. Barb Troe-Vice President. Rennae Duhsmann Don Gerken Brenda Growo Stanley Groth Diane Heineman Kevin Heun Bonnie Holtz Brian Johnson Scott Johnson Kirk Juhl Susan Kaup Tom Kaup Debbie Kindschuh Kevin Kreikemeier Cherie Lierman Sharon Lierman Julie Lubker Scott Luebbc What’s Going On At WPHS Scott O'Neal Janine Oswald Tim Ple'ssing Debra Plummer Russell Stewart Wendy Schwinck Joan Stigge Lorraine Troyer -• Barb Troe Marilyn Wegner Lynette Wieneke Myron Wieneke Jim Slagle Brad Thorman Just Three More Years Left To Go Tom Steffen LuVone Tienken Delwin Schulzkump Teri Tarbutton Michael Throener The freshmen looked innocent the first day of school but eventually fooled the teachers with a few new tricks. After mastering the switch from rural or city eighth grades to the hustle and confusion of senior high school, the freshmen contributed much of themselves to the successful athletic seasons and to the debate and declam activities. Next year, the older and wiser freshman class will undoubtedly perform an even more valuable role in the life of WPHS. NOT PICTURED: Paulo Bezerra and Karen Stine. John Wegner Roberta Wester man Roland Wortman L:l -■-•■ -•' -••: •«. • : V’ Sx m ms. WPHS Athletes Produce For Coaches, Students, % Year To Remember Fans, And Themselves Football Squad FIRST ROW: Student Manager S. Miller. D. Bowman. S. Luebbe. R. Buchholz. K. Heun. S. Smidt. R. Stalp. D. Smidt. R. Broekemeier. Coach Rich. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Bock. A. Johnson. R. Nolte. R. Schademan. B. Lierman. D. Breitbarth. A. Liibbe. L. Fenske. C.Bogseth. B. John- Cadets Get Revenge; West Point Cadets finished the 1973 season with a 7 win. 2 loss. 1 tie record. They tied for the East Husker Championship and earned the right to play Columbus-Lakeview for the Husker Championship. That game ended in a 13-13 tie. This was Coach John Bock’s second and last year coaching football at WPHS. He compiled a 9-9-1 record in his two years. He was assisted this year by Dave Rich and Reggie Smith, the latter moving to head coach next year. Ray Wagner was named to the Omaha World Herald All State Team. Wagner and Steve Schulz made the Fremont Tribune All Area Team. Making the East Husker All Conference Team were: Ray Wagner. Offensive Back; Steve Schulz, Offensive Guard; Bill Couture. Defensive End; Len Adams, Defensive Halfback; and Ray Wagner. Defensive Linebacker: The following made the 2nd team: Len Adams. Offensive Quarterback: Brad Boyum. Offensive Tackle: Brad Boyum.Defensive Line: and Rex Nolte. Defensive Linebacker. Coach John Bock was named Coach of the Year.” The Cadets lost 7 seniors and a Head Coach, but anticipate another great team next year. son. Coach Smith. THIRD ROW: B. Boyum. M. Nielsen. R. Adams. V. Beed. C. Poppe. L Adams. B. Couture. R. Thorman. S. Schulz. R. Wajfner. D. Lofgren. Coach Miller. Share Husker Crown Record West Point 18 Wisner-Pilger Opponent 6 0 Tekamah-Herman 3 13 Logan View 12 7 Scribner 12 6 Oakland-Craig 0 14 Pender 0 29 Lyons 20 19 Wahoo Neumann 12 33 North Bend 18 13 Husker Playoff Columbus L.V. 13 Brad Boyum Randy Thorman Lyle Fenske «Seven Seniors Contribute To WPHS Success Inspired Cadets Tie Lakeview For Husker Co-championship a First Downs West Point Opponents Passing 107 81 Rushing 88 56 No. of passes 97 122 Completed 32 50 Yards 364 616 Touchdown passes 2 10 PAT 1 0 Passes had intercepted 3 10 Yards run Back 69 133 No. of Rushing plays 430 373 Yards gained 2039 1356 Yards lost 177 219 Net yards 1862 1137 Total offensive plays 527 495 Total offense 2226 1753 Fumbles 21 34 Lost 16 21 t Penalties 46 42 Yards 495 308 No. of punts 56 39 Yards 1782 1191 Punts returned 16 19 Yards 253 69 No. of kick-offs 32 27 Yards 1160 881 Kick-offs returned 20 30 Yards 263 514 Varsity: Ray Wagner. Dan Lofgren. A1 Stigge. Leon Wiechman. Gregg Meyer. Gary Meyer. Pat Wiegert. Len Adams. Lowell Nelson. Brad Toelle. Randy Thorman, Lyle Fenske. CENTER Coach Steve Miller. Student Manager Martain Beckenhauer. Basketball Team Goes Through jEast Husker Conference Season Undefeated Reserves: Dean Smidt. Rob Stalp. Les Oswald. Brian Wiese. Rusty Adams. Vaughn Beed. Lyle Tienken. Alen Johnson. Clint Poppe. Bob Moodie. Joe Lindberg. Mike Lindberg. Bill Wimmer CENTER: Coach Reggie Smith. 3 A1 Sti Kite Lyle Fonsko Seniors Lead Team To State Tourney First Time !n 2 Years Lonnie Adams Handy Thorm Ray Wagner Lenny Adams All Conference First Team. Top Twenty Norfolk Daily News. First Team All-State Omaha World Herald. First Team All- Stato Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star. Selected to the Nebraska's Coaches All Star Team. Ray Wagner Second Team All Conference Honorable Mention All Conference -Leon Wiechman. Lowell Nelson. Lyle Nelson. Lyle Fenske. Gregg Meyer. Leon Wiechman Pat Wiegert Honors—Won East Husker Conference. First Place East Husker Tourney. First Place District, Won Regional Play-off, Rated No. 9 in the State by Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star, Rated No. 8 in Northeast Nebraska by the Norfolk Daily News. Scoring Lenny Adams 22.8 25 games Ray Wagner 7.8 25 games Gregg Meyer 7.3 25 games Lowell Nelson 7.3 25 games Leon Wiechman 6.6 25 games Lyle Fenske 3.9 21 games Gary Meyer 3.7 14 games Pat Wiegart 3.2 22 games Randy Thorman 2.0 17 games A1 Stigge 1.9 12 games Rusty Adams 1.6 6 games Robbie Stalp 1.0 1 game Mike Lindberg .6 8 games Brad Toelle .6 5 games Dan Lofgren .6 10 games Clint Poppe .2 5 games 1974 Basketball Record 19 6 WP 65................. 64................. 48................. 67................. 47................. 44............Holiday 44............Tourney 54................. 87 7 ) 83 63 63 67 76 74............East . . . . 59...........Husker . . 63...........Tourney . 85..................... 53 ... . Husker Playoff 71..........District . . 65..........District . . 65..........District . . 55..........Regional . 54 ..........State . . Emerson Hubbard 57 Mt. Michael 42 Howells 60 Bancroft 66 Scribner 39 Laurel 45 Pierce 48 Wisner-Pilger 58 Logan View 39 North Bend 68 Tekamah-Herman 60 Lyons 44 Pender 59 Wakefield 35 Oakland-Craig 42 Tekamah-Herman 45 Scribner 52 Logan View 46 Clarkson 55 Lakeview 78 Emerson-Hubbard 48 Bancroft 64 Wakefield 59 Laurel 42 Pierce 57 Varsity Volleyball—FIRST ROW: K. Wiechman. Student Manager. Coach Rinda Sawyer. R. Stutzman. Student Manager. BACK ROW: J. Liibbe. J. Will. P. Collins. D. Siebrandt, K. Siebrandt. J. Siebrandt. R. Broekemeier. D. Toelle. J. Heun. D. Troyer. State Qualifiers For Second Year For the second consecutive year the Cadettes qualified for State Volleyball Tournament. The girls finished the season in a third place tie at state after taking both district and regional. In regional play-off they defeated Bancroft to win the right to go to state for the second year. Pat Collins served 15 in a row at regional play-off to set a new record. At state the Cadettes defeated Deshler but lost in the semi-finals to Sutherland. The team also placed first at the East Husker Tournament and defeated Emerson-Hubbard in the Husker play-off to become Husker champs. This years record 19-2 proved to be the best in West Point volleyball history. Honors received: Pat Collins—State Tournament Team, all area Class C. and all-area all class: Karen Siebrandt—all-area class C and all-area all-class. W. P. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 2 Wakefield Tekamah-Herman Leigh Logan View Lyons Scribner Oakland-Craig Bancroft Pender Dodge North Bend HUSKER TOURNEY North Bend Lyons Pender Emerson Hubbard Opp. 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 Seniors: P. Collins. D. Toelle. K Siebrandt. J Will. DISTRICT Scribner Howells Dodge REGIONAL Bancroft STATE Deshler Sutherland mm Pat Collins State Tournament Team BACK ROW: T. Tarbutton. C. Lierman. D Brockman. S. Lierman. B Troe. Girls’ Basketball: Coach Sawyer. C. Lierman. S. Lierman. D. Plummer. D. Toelle, D. Kindschuh. S. Stark. P. Collins. M Brockman. B. Daborkow. D. Stark. First Year For Girls Basketball A new sports program was started for girls this year with 18 girls out for basketball. The home games were played in the old high school gym. The girls provided the locals thrills by winning three games and coming close on three additional games. One of the best performances, came in a losing effort to Tekamah by 2 points after being defeated by them earlier by 19 points. Scoring averages: Pat Collins 13, Beth Daberkow 7.5, Deb Toelle 3.5. Susan Stark 2, Dawn Stark 1.9. Marcia Brockman 1.9. Record West Point Opponent 23 Tekamah-Herman 42 18 Scribner 14 31 Blair 44 37 North Bend 66 49 Wisner-Pilger 22 32 Oakland-Craig 22 28 Tekamah-Herman 30 32 Logan View 41 28 Wisner-Pilger 29 29 North Bend 46 Reserves: K. Warner. Student Manager. S- Camin. P. Puckett. P. Burley. L. Tienken. C. Woerner, V. Brockmann, B. Troe, J. Olson. Seniors: Peggy Puckett. Debbie Toelle. Pat Collins. Girls' Track—FIRST ROW: S. Mowinkle. J. Seibrandt. B. Retzlaff. K. ROW: J. Liibbe. K. Stine. M. Wagcer. S Smidt. J Brookcmcier. B. Boyum. C Siebrandt. L. Trover. J. Will. D. Toelle. K. Huro. D. Kindschuh. SECOND Lierman. C. Pfluegar. Coach Miller. Janet Qualifies For State 880 State Qualifier: Janet Siebrandt. W.P. OPPONENTS 3rd Wakefield. Wisner-Pilger 5th Wisner Invitational 2nd Fremont Bergan 2nd Howells 7th out of 8 East Husker 3rd Logan View. Oakland-Craig 9th out of 14 District Wrestlers FIRST ROW: G. Roeber. T. Anderson. T. Schroeder. D. Olson. T. Olson. SECOND ROW: R. Buchholz. K. Maack. R. Nelson. D. Lierman. D. Bowman. V. Beed. S. Schulz. B. Parkinson. M. Brockman. B. Lierman. Coach Rich. Wrestlers Come On Strong In District State Qualifiers Record Place in State Tim Schroeder 105 25-6-1 3rd Tom Olson 112 13-16-1 Bill Parkinson 145 27-5 Brian Lierman 155 24-7 3rd Mike Brockman 185 12-10 Record Tekamah Herman Oakland-Craig Pender North Bend Scribner Wakefield Wisner Winside Tournaments won x x tie Blair: 16 teams—4th place Stanton: 8 teams—4th place Tekamah Herman: 8 teams 4th place Schuyler: 8 teams - 3rd Husker: 16 teams—5th lost x x X X Reserve Wrestlers: N. Stark. R. W os term an, S. Smidt. M. Harwiek. A. Johnson. L. Ellinghausen. K. Peterson. S. O'Neil. Coach H llgren. J Action And More Action Senior Lettermen: Ray Nelson and Bill Parkinson Ai IT® X -i Tff«lW FRONT ROW: P. Bezerra. B. Johnson, R. Adams. M. Benne. R. Buchholz. SECOND ROW: KNEELING: B. Couture. L. Stigge. B. Boyum. L. Wiechman. L. Adams. V. Beed. L. Tieken. A. Johnson. S. Schulz. D. Lofgren. B. Wiese. Student Manager N. Stark. THIRD ROW: Coach Ron Cornwell. T. Olson. R. Wagner. A. Liibbe. R. Stalp. B. Wimmer. R. Schademann. B. Parkinson. B. Lienn n, C. Bogseth. J. Lindberg. L. Fenske. Ass t Coach Dave Rich. Track Team Takes District ' •• , . I .j -HHa, State Track qualifiers: Leon Wiechman. High jump; Lyle Fenske. 880 run: Ray Wagner. 180 low hurdles; Dan Lofgren, 100 Yard dash; and Lyle Fenske, Len Adams, Randy Schademann. and Ray Wagner. Mile Relay. Four records were broken: Leon Wiechman. High jump, from 6 ft to 6-2: Mile relay (Lyle Fenske. Len Adams, Randy Schademann, Ray Wagner.) from 3:32.9 to 3:32.2; Len Adams. 440-yard dash, from 51.9 to 51.6: and Lyle Fenske. 880-yard run. from 2:01.6 to 2:00. Ray Wagner finished seventh in the 180 low hurdles and Lyle Fenske placed second in the 880 yard run in the state meet. State Track qualifiers: Lyle Fenske. Lon Adams. Randy Schademann. Ray Wagner. Dan Lofgern. and Leon Wiechman. Record Plainview Invitational North Bend Invitational Elkhorn Relays West Point Invitational Wisner Invitational East Husker District 2nd 32 teams 4th 20 teams 7th 12 teams 2nd 20 teams 2nd 19 teams 2nd 1st arsity Golfers: R. Rush, M. Lindberg, L. Nelson. A. Stigge. M. Beckenbauer. S ,uebbe. M. Brockman. ' Golfers Earn Enviable Record WEST POINT OPPONENTS 2 (359) Wayne 347. Oakland 380 1 (169) Scribner 178. Logan View 186 1 (172) tie Wisner 172, Pender 205 3 (171) Wayne 157, Norfolk 164 1 (168) Oakland 178, Tekamah Herman 192 1 (347) Oakland Invitational. 12 Teams 1 (160) Fremont Bergan 168. C.C. 182 1 (168) Scribner 172. Logan View 176 2 (324) Husker Conference 2 (355) District 7 (363) State Reserve Golfers: Coach Prazak. R. Thorman. B. Moodie. S. Johnson. Asst. Coach uamberty. Golfers Place Seventh In State Tourney The golf team produced one of the best records and brought home more trophies than any other former |eam. The trophies came from a first place finish in the Oakland Invitational, a second in the Husker Conference, and a second in the District. The best team scores were a 160 in the C.C.. Bergan match (9 holes) and a 324 in the Husker Conference meet (18 holes). The lowest scores were a 75 for Scott Luebbe. 76 for Robin Rush and a 38 for A1 Stigge. Lettermen’s averages: Robin Rush. 40.7; Scott Luebbe. 42: A1 Stigge. 42.4; Martin Beckenhauer. 45.3; Mike Lindberg. 45.3: Lowell Nelson. 45.7; and Mike Brockman. 45.8. WPHS Has Best Sports Season Ever ’enior Attendants Laura Warner and Randy Thorman Senior Attendants Lori Hula and Len Adams Pages Angela Gates and Scott Lamberty Junior Attendants Daun Reeson and Brian Lierman Homecoming ’73 Pappa-doo-da provided the entertainment for the Homecoming activities held October 19 after the Cadets 29-20 victory over Lyons. Ray Wagner and Barb Chadek were crowned king and queen by Miss Bavery and Mr. Bock, respectively. Serving as Mistress and Master of Ceremony were Susan Pagels and Bill Couture. Lyle Fenske presented the queen with a bouquet of red roses and Deb Toelle gave the king a football autographed by the team. Sophomore Attendants Theresa Donnelly and Danny Lofgren Freshman Attendants Cherie Lierman and Brad Thor man Jody Will, named Sports Queen, received a corsage from Mr. Bock. Kim Godbcrsen was selected by the Pep Club as the most outstanding member of the year. Miss Bavery presented her with a necklace. Ray Wagner, named Sports King, received a boutineer from Miss Sawyer. Seasons To Reminisce Mr. Bock presented football awards to many deserving athletes. Mr Dick Moodie was Master of Ceremonies for the evening. At 1974 Athletic Banquet ABOVE: Pep Club mothers prepared food for the banquet. RIGHT: Bernard Saggau. guest speaker from the University kof Iowa, spoke on the importance of never giving up on ■■r anything one tries. FIRST ROW: Crownbearer T. Schroeder, King R. Nelson. Queen D. Daberkow, Crownbearer K. Lierman. SECOND ROW: Sophomores J. Abrahams. T. Schroeder: Seniors D. Toelle. M. Johnson. C. Stewart. K. Dennis: Juniors C Poppe. T. Anderson: Freshman J. Meyer. B. Bettenhausen. Colour My World 4 “Colour My World” was the theme chosen for the annual FHA-FFA Sweetheart Dance. The dance was held on Feb. 2 at W.P. gym which was decorated with flowers made by the FHA girls. The mistress of ceremonies was Diane Wascher. She announced the attendants and the King and Queen. The crownbearers were Kris Lierman and Todd Schroeder. King Ray Nelson and Queen Deb Daberkow were crowned by last year's royalty. Karen Feyerherm and Dan Slagle. The music for the evening was provided by Carl Mann, a disc jockey from KOIL radio. He played popular records and also had a contest giving away free records. The highlight of the evening was when Carl Mann forgot to bring the theme record “COLOUR MY WORLD. The sponsors for the affair were Mrs. Cheryl Gustafson and Mr. Bruce Lohse. m—m Juniors Present Showboat” “Showboat” was the theme for the Junior-Senior Prom on May 4. The banquet room was decorated according to the senior colors, dark blue and silver. The main speaker that evening was Pastor Frank Winter. The prom decorations featured separate rooms of a show-boat area: The sailors’ quarters, dock, gambling casino, and a ballroom. Music was provided by “Shotgun.” Junior class sponsor was Mr. Ken Hailgren. Later in the evening, those who wanted to were able to go to the drive-in. Showing was “Bless the Beasts and the Children” and “Godspell.” Waiters and Waitresses: Dan Lofgren. Cathy Pflueger. Bob Moodie. Barb Pagels. Clark Bogseth. Linda Flores. Les Oswald. LaDonn Grieser. Tim Schroeder. Linda Roth. Deciam Team: J. Abrahams. A. Gadeken. A. Johnson. D. Stine. B. Moodie. C. Poppe. W. Luebbert. R. Broekemeier. L. Nelson. J. Englebart. J. Lindberg. D. Daberkow. M. Oswald. Sponsor Miss Sims. Cast from The Diary of Adam and Eve. based on a play by Mark Twain: S. Pagels. W. Johnson. D. Reeson. M. Oswald. M. Troe, J. Englebart. B. Troe. W. Schwinck. B. Parkinson. B. Moodie. Debate - Declam Rated Excellent At State Declam and Debate programs showed great progress this past year. Bob Moodie earned a first place trophy in extemporaneous speaking and Becky Boyum received a first place trophy in debate. Deb Daberkow received honorable mention as best actress in a One Act Play contest at Emerson. Highlight of the year was the District Speech Contest in March. The team received 4 superior. 5 excellent and 2 good ratings. Areas entered in the contest were interpretation of poetry, interpretation of prose, after dinner speaking, original public address, duet acting and extemporaneous speaking. Seven people qualified for state. They were Bob Moodie in original public address. Wayne Luebbert in extemporaneous speaking. Mark Oswald in interpretation of poetry and Lowell Nelson. Ruth Broekemeier. Joe Lindberg. Arlys Gadeken. and Mark Oswald in a drama presentation of Don't Drink the Water. All entries received excellent ratings at state. The Diary of Adam and Eve and 111 Leave It To You were the two all-school plays produced this year. Cast from 111 Leave it to You.” written by Noel Coward: SEATED—D. Stine. L. Nelson. R. Broekemeier. C. Poppe. D. Daberkow. STANDING J. Lindberg. B Moodio. B. Chadok. M. Oswald. J. Predoohl. Students Mix Fun, Hard Work And Long Hours Into Learning Building Crew - FRONT ROW: Instructor Larry Wells. Mark Johnson. Ken Grieser. Mike Toelle. Ed Fischer. BACK ROW: Larry Stigge. Rob Stalp, Dave Witt. A1 Stigge. T I Construction Builds First House From first hand experience the Trades and Industry boys found out that building a house involves more than pounding nails and laying blocks. After a couple close calls involving people jumping off the roof. etc., and a few frustrating remodeling jobs, the house was completed on schedule (almost). Houso: front viow House: rear view Lettermen's Club—FIRST ROW: T. Schroeder. R. Rush. K. Maack. L. Fenske. R. Stalp. M Lindberg. R. Wagner. A. Lierman. S. Luebbe. T. Olson. N. Stark. SECOND ROW: M. Johnson. C. Bogseth. R. Schademann. R. Broekemeier. M. Brockmann. D. Lofgron. S. Schulz. R. Nolte. R. Thorman. B. Lierman. R. Nelson. A. Liibbe. THIRD ROW: B. Wiese. C. Poppe. L. Stigge. M Nielson. L. Adams. P. Wiegert. G. Meyer. V. Beed. L. Wiechman, L. Nelson. B. Couture. D. Bowman. Lettermen Kept Busy In 73-74 The W Club, with A1 Stigge as President. led an active year. They had cake and pie raffles: they provided halftime entertainment for the Jaycee-Faculty basketball game, and managed the concession stand at the girls basketball games. Once again, to the girls surprise. they sent corsages to the girls who went to state for volleyball. A steak fry at the end of the year was enjoyed by everyone. Other officers were Bill Parkinson-Vice President. Ray Wagner-Secretary. and Lyle Fenske-Treasurer. Mr. Bock was the sponsor for the organization. Jodi Moritz. Sheri Johnson. Sponsor Mr. Prazak Vicki Tarbutton Janet Liibbe Annual Staff Preserves Memories Steph Camin and Sue Stark After a few setbacks such as broken film, lost pictures, and moving from one school to the other, the annual almost made its deadline. The editor this year was Peg Puckett; Assistant editor Carolyn Wiese; Business Manager was Vicki Tarbutton. Photographers were Carolyn Wiese and Vicki Tarbutton. Others who helped were Barb Pagels. Marilyn Olgimueller. Jill Abrahams, and Karen Warner. Sponsors were Mr. Black and Mr. Prazak. Diane Wascher SEATED: Joyce Benne and JoAnn Oligmueller. STANDING: Pat Collins and Peg Puckett WEST POINTER -STANDING: B. Chadek. J. Heun. P. Puckett. K Maock. J. Oligmueller. A. Liibbe. S. Smidt. D. Daberkow. D. Rennerfeit. C. Benne. J Liibbe. M. Oswald. J Prodoehl. R. Stutzman. K. Godbersen. L. Adams. B Retzlaff. P. Collins. K Wiechman. C. Wiese. R Broekemeier. M. Lindberg. J Schwinck. V. Tar but ton. L. Nelson. Sponsor Mrs. Rich. SEATED— Schademann. S. Gerken. S. Schulz. L. Fonske, N. Stark. L. Wiechman. Brockman. R. Wagnor. B. Liorman. R. Thorman. Hard Work And Determination Build Paper The journalism class produced one regular issue of the WEST POINTER each week. The class did an outstanding job under the direction of Mrs. Rich. In addition to the weekly stapling, writing stories, typing and running off copy, a Senior edition was also produced. For their hard work they received a second place rating in the Quill and Scroll, a National Honor Society, and a second place in the National Scholastic Press Association. Classroom lectures Jayne doing her thing drawing Rita making one of her '•rare” mistakes Student Council—FIRST ROW: Joy Meyer. Brad Thorman. Scott Jacque Olson. THIRD ROW: Len Adams. Barb Chadek. Cindy Luebbe. SECOND ROW: Kurt Maack. Randy Remelius. Bob Moodie, Benne. Mike Lindberg. Lowell Nelson. Thomas F. Black. Sponsor. 9 Student Council Provides Much Entertainment The Student Council continued serving the students by providing various activities. Some of their projects were dances, an Easter film, maintaining the student lounge, intramurals, and spring day with a dance afterwards. Pep Club—Pom pon Girls: S. Panels. D. Reeson. C. Pflueger. L. Wagner. D. Rennerfeldt, B. Retlaff. FIRST ROW: Sponsor C. Bavery. B. Chadek. V. Tarbut-ton. L. Webb. L. Flores. M. Wegner. D. Danielson. S. Johnson. D. Kindschuh. B. Holtz. L. Hula. K. Godbersen. K. Utemark. L. Grieser. SECOND ROW: P. Puckett. D. Troyer, S. Webb. A. Gadeken. B. Pagels. C. Lierman. S. Lierman. R. Stutzman. T. Donnelly. D. Heineman. J. Stigge. K. Wiechman. V. Smidt. C. Benne. B. Meyer. S. Smidt. J. Liibbe. T. Tarbutton. K. Warner. R. Anderson. THIRD ROW: D. Daberkow. S. Bliemeister. M. Brockman. S. Camin, D. Plummer. C. Woerner. J. Engelbart. R. Broekemeier. C. Wiese. D. Toelle. L. Troyer. J. Siebrandt. K. Oswald. J. Broekemeier. S. Stark. J. Moritz. S. Mowinkle. J. Oswald. V. Brockman. S. Roth. Pep Club Has Lots To Cheer About Pom pon Girls: S. Pagels. D. Reeson. C. Pflueger. L. Wagner. D. Rennerfeldt. B. Reserve Cheerleaders: S. Johnson. D. Danielson. B. Holtz. D. Kindschuh. M. Retzlaff. Wegner Whole town turns out to support state tourney team. Basketball Cheerleaders: L. Hula. K. Godbersen. K. Utemark. L. Grieser. •'HA FIRST ROW: Sponsor Mrs. Gustafson. D. Troyer-Treasurer, J. Liibbe- ice-FTesident. C. Stewart-Secretary. V. Smidt-Publicity Chairman. F. Poppe-'ariiamontarian and Recreation Chairman. D. Daberkow-Encounter Chairman. SECOND ROW: D. Heineman. S. Lierman. B. Boyum. C. Lierman. S. Smidt. B. Irewe. V. Tarbutton, A. Gadeken. S. Roth. T. Tarbutton. R. Anderson. L. Flores. THIRD ROW: T. Donnelly. D. Wascher. M. Troe. S. Mowinkle. S. Johnson. J. Engelbart. P. Puckett. K. Luebbert. J. Meyer. D. Kindschuh, S. Stark J Abrahams. A. Schmoldt. L. Wagnor. C. Woerner. J. Oswald. FOURTH ROW: S Kaup. V. Brockman. S. Schleclt. D. Gustafson. G. Godbersen. C. Wiese S Bliemeister. R. Duhsman. W. Schwinck, J. Schwinck. C. Schultz, D. Toelle L Roth. M. Brockman. L. Grieser, P. Burley. D. Plummer. FHA Maintains High State Ranking This year with the direction of Mrs. Gustafson, 55 members became involved with F.H.A. Highlights of the year were state convention where Janet Liibbe was elected State Secretary and at District Convention where Jill Abrahams was elected District Vice-President. The local organization received an Honor Chapter Award at state. Some of the many activities for this year were Family Night, Christmas Caroling with the FFA, Sweetheart D .nee. and a Slave Auction. Projects included adopting foster parents and sending nutcups to the Hospital. In observance of National FHA Week, Bulletin-boards were made and Oranges were given to teachers during the week the girls also wore smiletags. The First baby born during FHA week was honored with a silver spoon and a red rose. This was the first time twins were hen ;red. They were Tory Lee and Jenny Lynn, children of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dreith. At family night Miss F - Cherie Lierman, Miss H -Jiil Abrahams, Miss A - Janet Liibbe. and Miss FHA -Deb Daberkow were crowned. They were voted by the organization as doing the most for the club. Future Homemakers Of America Certain projects are done by FHA every year. During the winter band concert a bake sale was held. In the spring, mothers and area chapters were invited to a style show. Girls in Home Ec sewing classes modeled the clothes they had made; refreshments followed. To show the businessmen and the faculty of West Point High appreciation for their support during the year, a breakfast was given. Future Homemakers Of America Encourage Participation From All FFA FRONT ROW: N. Stark. P. Wagner. J. Slagle. T. Slagle. T. Kaup. B. BtHtenhauson. M. Hagedorn. M. Throener. T. Lux. V. Tarbutton. M. Rolf. T. Bracht. SECOND ROW: T. Schroeder. A. Meister. D. Gerken, J. Prinz. S. Moister. D. Persson. K. Poterson. R. Lierman. R. Schlautman. L. Ellinghausen. M Weineke. B McNamara. G. Persson. THIRD ROW: D. Schultzkump. M. Misery. G. Prast. D. Lierman. A. Lierman. D. Oligmueller. L. Oswald. D. Gen-trup. L. Tienken. M. Reeson, S. Schultz. C. Bogseth. W. Godbersen. K. Utemark. V. Meirergerd. NOT PICTURED. Officers: President Ray Nelson. Vice-President Mark Johnson. Secretary Terry Anderson. Treasurer Brian Lierman. Reporter Wayne Johnson. Sentinel Loren Janhke. and advisor Bruce Lohse. FFA: For Tomorrow’s Agriculture Award winners: Tim Slagle - Star Chapter Greonhand. Duun Reeson - 1974 1973 Chapter Swoetheart, Vicki Tarbutton - 2nd Place Pride Seed Contest Chapter Sweetheart. Loren Janhke - Star Chapter Farmer. Debra Toolle - David Oligmueller - 1st place Pride Seed Contest. FFA Has Active Year The busy and successful FFA program was under the direction of Mr. Lohse. Summer activities included a tractor driving contest at the annual FFA picnic: Pat Meirergerd won first place. In 1973 four girls, Karla Utemark. Gwen Persson, Cheryl Stewart, and Vicki Tarbutton. became the first girls in WPHS to join FFA. In October the officers attended the National Convention in Kansas City. In April Terry Anderson. Kevin Peterson. Wayne Johnson, and Vicki Tarbutton attended the State Convention in Lincoln. Wayne and Vicki were in the State Chorus. The year ended with the annul FFA Parent and Member Banquet where chapter members received many ribbons and awards for their participation in the many contests held throughout the year. This was Mr. Lohse's last year at WPHS and he will be missed by his students. A typical meeting Advisor Mr. Lohse discussing parliamentary procedure Band- FIRST ROW: D. Danielson. B Thorman. P. Collins. D Henery. D Panels. C. Bonne. B Wiese. J. Lmdberg. P. Smidt. B Sellentine. K Schobe Kindschuh. K. Stein. SECOND ROW: B. Boyum. B. Troe. J. Liibbe. B. Retzlaff. L. Moodie. FOURTH ROW: M. Olson. K. Becker. J. Engelbart. L. Tienken. Grieser. B. Panels, J. Brockemeier. T. Tarbutton. THIRD ROW. J. Predeohl. S. West Point High School Band Piays Farewell For Mr. Lamberty Groth. get on key! See what all this practicing did to me! Mm K SSm Banc FIRST ROW: L. Tienken. M. Troe. K. Utemark. L. Wagner. B. Chadek. L. Hula SECOND ROW: J. Lubker, D. Bowman. R. Broekomeior. A. Johnson. B. Wimmor. M Lindberg. R. Wagner. THIRD ROW: R. Thor man. K. Manck. J. Ehlers. L. Fenske. L. Nelson. W. Johnson. W Luebbert. S Groth. J. Siebrundt, J Will. D Heinemun. B Daberkow. STANDING Director Mr Lamberty. L Stigge, M. Johnson. Majorette: Lori Hula. Baton Twirlor: Mary Troe. Stage Bund SEATED: D. Bownuin. R. Broekemeier. STANDING: M. Lindberg. B Parkin son. R. Wagner. B. Sellentin. B. Moodie. J. Lindberg. L. Fonske. S. Groth. K. Maack. J Will. B Wiese. R. Thorman. L. Nelson. P. Collins. B. Wimmor. K. Becker. L. Stigge. R. Schobert. 84 Mixed Chorus—FIRST ROW: Director Susan Baumann. S. Roth. M. Wcgnor. S. Smidt. J. Oligmueller. B. Troe. B. Brehmer. S. O’Neal. R. Westerman. T. StefTen. B. Thorman. SECOND ROW: K. Wiechman. T. Donnelly. L. Grieser. C. Benne. L. Hula. J. Will. D. Rennerfeldt. S. Smidt. L. Fenske. M. Lindberg. W. Johnson. THIRD ROW: R. Broekemeior. F. Collins. K. Stutzman. M. Brockman, L. Wagner. K Utcmark. R. Schobert. R. Thorman. J. Lindberg. B. Johnson. A. John son. FOURTH ROW: M. Troe. D. Toelle. J. Brockemoier. L. Tieken. B Chadek, B. Moodie, M Bockenhaucr. R. Adams. L. Nelson. L Wiechman. L. Adams. Eighty-five Voices Create Unity And Boys'Glee—FIRST ROW: S. O'Neal. R. Westerman. P. Bezerra. B. Thorman. R. Buchholz, S. Groth. SECOND ROW: S. Smidt. L. Fenske. M Lindberg. W. Johnson. R. Remelius, R. Wagner. S. Luebbe. T. Steffen THIRD ROW': R. Schobert. R. Thorman. J. Lindberg. B. Johnson. A. John- son. D. Lofgren. R. Nolte, M. Oswald. K. Grieser. FOURTH ROW: B. Moodie. M. Beckenhauer. R. Adams. L. Nelson. L. Wiechman. L. Adams. L. Tieken. L. Stigge. B. Couture. xod Chorus -FIRST ROW: R. Buchholz. S. Groth. P. Bezerra. S. min. V. Smidt. J. Liibbe. V. Tarbutton. A. Gadoken. T. Tarbutton. Olson. SECOND ROW: R. Romolius. R. Wagnor. S. Luebbe. D jilclson. J. Englebart. J. Siebrandt. B. Boyum, J. Stiggo. S. helcht. L. Flores. B. Pagels. THIRD ROW: D. Lofgren. R. Nolte. M. Oswald. K. Grieser. L. Troyer. J. Abrahams. F. Poppe. J. Lubker, D. Golster. D. Daberkow. FOURTH ROW: L. Tieken. L. Stigge. B. Couture. C. Poppe. C. Wiese. J. Schwinck. D. Reeson. L. Roth. K. Oswald. K. Godborsen. S. Pagols. Harmony In Chorus I Contest Results Band 2 Chorus Stage Band 2 Girls Glee Trumpet Quartet 2 Boys’ Glee Flute Trio 2 LaDonn Grieser Becky Eetzlaff (Clarinet) 1 Triple Trio Woodwind Trio 2 Joe Lindberg Mike Lindberg (Saxophone) 2 Mary Troe Kurt Maack (Trumpet) 2 Mike Lindberg Sax Quartet 3 Lowell Nelson Clarinet Duet 2 Mixed Octet Clarinet Quartet 1 Swing Choir Becky Boyum (Piano) 2 85 Swing Choir—FIRST ROW: L. Adams. R. Remelius. M. Lindberg. R. Schobert. M. Oswald. B. Parkinson. SECOND ROW: J. Liibbe. J. Olson. L. Grieser. L. Hula. M. Troe. P. Collins. C. Benne. D. Reeson. K. Godbersen. THIRD ROW: L. Nelson. B. Moodie. Success Continues In Music Department Girls’ Glee FIRST ROW’: B Brehmer. J. Oligmueller. B Troe. S. Roth. K. Warner. G. Persson. B. Daberkow. V. Tarbutton. J. Liibbe. A. Gadeken. J. Olson. SECOND ROW: J. Broekemeier. K. Weichman. R. Stutzman. M. Wagner. S. Smidt. T. Donnelly. D. Danielson. L. Flores. S. Webb, B. Pagels. V. Smidt. S. Camin. J. Meyer. T. Tarbutton. THIRD ROW: D. Heineman. C. Benne. J. Will. L. Wagner. K. Utemark. D. Rennerfeldt. M.Troe. L. Grieser. P. Collins. S. Johnson. L. Roth. S. Bliemeister. M. Brockman. J. Abrahams. B. Boyum. J. Stigge. S. Schlecht. FOURTH ROW: B. Chadek. K. Oswald. J. Engelbart. K Godbersen. L. Tienkon. J. Siebrandt. R. Broekemeier. D. Kindschuh. S. Pagels. D. Daberkow. D. Reeson. C. Poppe. J. Schwinck. D. Gelster. F. Poppe. D. Toelle. L. Troyer. C. Wiese. J. Lubker. • • - -.H Spring Day 74” Was Sponsored By Student Council The Andrew Sisters: Lori Hula, Pat Collins. Mary Troe Musical Department Produces Looney Tunes” The music department of WPHS tried something new this year in the line of music. Instead of the annual musical, Looney Tunes proved to be a success. The gym was set up like a night club with waiters and waitresses serving refreshments. Songs of the 20’s-70’s were presented. Hits of the evening were the Andrew Sisters. Elvis, the Beatles, and numerous selections played by the stage band. Sponsors of the event were Miss Baumann and Mr. Lamberty. Zeigfield Follies: Randy Thorman. Larry Stigge. Ray Wagner. Bill Parkinson. Lyle Fenske. Lennie Adams Waiters and Waitresses: A1 Stigge. Leon Wiechmann. Donna Rennerfeldt. Susan Pagels Our Fearless Leaders Caught In The Act Good-by, Seniors .— li-L