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

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LOUIS GRAHAM--Term. C. P. Chemistry, Phy. Science, Math IV, Advanced Algebra. Sponsor: CADET and Senior Class. FRANCIS ARTHUR--Biology, Guidance, Principal. Sponsor: Student Council. GEORGE SANNER--Biology, Geometry, Gen. Math, Algebra I. Sponsor: Junior Class. Dear Diary, This is our faculty at W.P.H.S. We appreciate the many hours they have spent guiding our efforts, helping us to learn, and sponsoring our activities. 'peiccdtty NORVAL UTEMARK—Voc. Ag. I,II, and III. Sponsor: F.F.A. and Sophomore Class. STANLEY MIKE MALLETTE—Shop I and II, Phy. Ed., Athletics. Sponsor: Sophomore Class. MRS. JESSIE BREETZKE--Library, Latin I, English 12. Sponsor: Pep Club and Senior Class. MRS. ISABELLE WELLS--Homemaking I and II, General Science. Sponsor: F.H.A. and Freshman Class. EDITH NIEDERHOEFER—Typing I, Bookkeeping, Sec. Training, Gen. Business, Shorthand. Sponsor: CADET and Freshman Class. ROBERT TAYLOR--English 9 and 10, World History. Sponsor: Junior Class an Dramatics. REUBEN ALBERDING--Am. Gov't., Journalism, World Geo. Sponsor: Declam at Senior Class. DUANE COX--Mech. Drawing, Am. History, Driver Ed., Athletics. Spohsor: Sophomore Class. HAROLD OSBON--Band, Girls' Glee, Mi Chorus. Sponsor; Junior Class.

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Dear Diary, August 31, 1960: What a hectic day! Forty-eight green freshmen roamed the halls of WPHS frantically searching for their various classes. They are pictured above, BACK ROW: (L. to R.) J. Guretzky, L. Smith, L. Nitzsche, R. Nebuda, R. Meyer, E. Drieling, R. Picha, G. Poppe, D. Kauffman, O. Brockmann, R. Raabe, N. Haase, K. Benne, R. Henery, R. Going, S. Wimmer, L. Landholm, C. Weeks. SECOND ROW: B. Luedtke, D. Fenske, L. Einemann, B. Drew, R. Hagedom, L. Heideman, K. Yunker, J. Greve, J. Schademann, R. Oswald, C. Henke, C. Jahnke, G. Buck, M. Saner, E. Pierce. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wells (sponsor), J. Reppert, M. Woerman, K. Anderson, J. Niedner, R. White, D. Smith, K. Johnson, G. Means, D. Stark, J. Woerman, B. Rasmus, C. Homer, C. Brockman, V. Norris, Miss Niederhoefer (sponsor). October, 1960: Initiation--We were finally officially accepted as members of the student body after carrying books for senior masters and walking backwards during the day and doing the stunts assigned by the Student Council tonight. BELOW: Class officers include: President, Ken Benne; Vice-president, Mary Woerman; Secretary, Barbara Rasmus; Treasurer, Jean Greve. At the right the boys do the old familiar stunt of dressing up like a lady at initiation activities. Picking a chicken covered with syrup proved interesting and fun for these four girls. 13

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As the bell sounds for lunchtime every day, we hurriedly rush down to the lunchroom to receive our well prepared dinners. Through the expert cooking of Mrs. Fillmer, Mrs. Tomrdle, and Mrs. Plummer, we are able to enjoy our delicious meals in a warm, friendly, and crowded atmosphere. This year we had the privilege of eating in a room filled with beautiful modern tables and chairs designed in the new pastel colors. Dear Diary, coo i'' cust°dians, and office secretary we had this year, we could not have or enjoy the smooth unning ciency o our school as it is today. We are greatly indebted to these kind people and offer them our many thanks. ° 1 r r Secxetary Shovelling walks, opening up the school, cleaning the halls, and solving many problems the students and teachers may have are just a few of the duties our custodians, Mr. Tony Neeson and Mr. Fred Weineke, perform throughout the year. We do not realize how much these men contribute to the efficient working of our school. Her laugh and smile are familiar . . . Give her a typewriter, a telephone, and a problem; she's content! Let the office become noisy and she's very disturbed. Being the office secretary means real work, and there's plenty that Mrs. McElravy does in the superintendent's office. 15