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

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Class Officers Jeff Sellentin, 31. Dan Lubker 32. Kathy Lubker 33. Walter Luebbert 34. Dean Martin 35. Tracy Masilko 36. Ronnie Meister 37. Donna Meyer 38. Ken Meyer 39. Robert Meyer 40. Tammy Paulsen 41. Lorrie Petersen 42. Linda Pottebaum 43. Marcia Reich 44. Galen Roth 45. Ricky Roth 46. Orville Samuelson 47. Kristy Sanders 48. Tami Saner 49. Leslee Schmeckpepper 50. Dan Schroedter 51. LaDonna Schultz 52. Paula Schulzkump 53. Jeff Sellentin 54. Troy Shreve 55. Peggy Siebrandt 56. Carol Stark 57. Donna Throener 58. Matthew Tibbels 59. Robert Ulrich 17

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Junior Class Juniors! What are Juniors? They’re the ones -————-with only two years to go, finally upperclassmen. They are getting further down the road through their journey through high school and time is going fast. Ah! Homecoming week! That was something to remember! A whole week full of spirit and excitement. i. Kevin Baumert 2. Debbie Benjamin 3. Bruce Benne 4. Shelley Black 5. Mary Boyum 6. Micky Breitkreutz 7. Robert Broekemeier 8. Dan Brockmann9. Wilma Burmester 10. Mark Buse 11. Tami Critel 12. Dan Donnelly 13. Ronald Ellinghausen 14. Alan Feyerherm 15. Brian Gentrup 17. Diana Harris 18. Kevin Kaup 19. Todd Kaup 20. Scott Kindschuh 21. Sharon Kindschuh 22. Terry Kindschuh 23. Jeff Knobbe 24. Patricia Kollath 25. Gina Landholm 26. Sherri Landholm 27. Duane Lierman 28. Julie Lierman 29. Mike Lofgren 30. Johnnie Lohmeyer. 16

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Tick of Time 60. Rebecca Ventris 61. Tamara Wendt 62. Conrad Westerman Time, one moment... flies by. One moment... takes forever. And yet these moments, use the same minutes, and somehow rule people. Even a rich millionaire, is ruled by the tick of a mechanical clock. Someday everything will be run by clocks. It will only take a little time. Juniors 63. Brian Wickert 64. Stuart Wiese 65. Shelly Wooldrik 66. LeAnn Wordekemper. Tuesday was theme day. The juniors had “Dispose the “Dragons” and everybody wore trash bags. People were running around making sure everybody had one. And everybody remembers nights getting our float ready and preparing the skit. Especially when we practiced the very morning we put it on. And then, to top it all off, the Seniors won the spirit stick! To ruin a tradition like that was depressing but after all, we had fun throughout and thats really all that counts. The Juniors are at it a-gain! Rushing madly from house to house trying to sell magazines to finance the Jr.-Sr. Prom. They were easy to spot, fingers sore from pushing doorbells and a dejected look from being rejected. But at each new house they were at it again with a bright smile trying to get a customer. And what results did they get from this labor? A record! We made more than anyone before! Another major aspect of Junior activities is Jr.-Sr. Prom. Everybody has to go through it once. In February, ideas start rolling and plans are made. You can see Juniors running around trying to make important decisions and make Prom night special so the Seniors appreciate it. After a theme is decided on, decorations planned, waiters and waitresses chosen, programs, napkins, and invitations ordered, the hard part is yet to come. A week before the Prom the juniors are working night and day decorating the gym for the big dance - a very exhausting experience. But it was worthwhile. So Prom ends another year and we’ll be back again as Seniors another year behind us and further along the road to life, ready to take the world!