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

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leave a certain part of themselves behind. The next two years of high school will be very different from those ot the eleven they have already been through. For now they are upperclassmen and must demonstrate leadership and responsibility. The classes that ai sophomore takes are very j unique; there is Biology with all those labs,' Geometry with all those proofs, and Driver’s Education with all those rules of the road. As the Pat Kindschuh 32. Betty Linscott 33. Susan Luebbert 34. Kevin McQueen 35. Rita Meyer 36. Lori Morsett 37. Dan Mowinkel 38. Diane Mowinkel 39. Sheri Neiman 40. Duane Nielsen 41. Jane Nitzsche 42. Jean Nitzsche 43. Martin Norton 44. Roger Nottleman 45. Gary Ortmeier 46. Ilene Persson 47. Monte Pflueger 48. Martin Prazak 49. Aaron Raabe 50. Holly Rasmus 51. Dan Reikofski 52. Brenda Roth 53. Scott Scherer 54. Sue Schroedter 55. Carol Schulz 56. Robert Schulzkump 57. Kevin Shreve 58. Mike Slagle 59. David Smidt 60. Donna Stark 61. Mark Stettensmeier 62. Paul Stigge 63. Terry Thiem 64. Annette Ventris 65. Virgil Wegner 66. Steve Williams 67. Jodi Wordekemper. 21

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Sophomores Swerve.. The sophomore year of high school is a very important year. It is the year in which a driver’s license and Sophomore Class Officers Tammy Benjamin, Joyce Broekemeier, Monica Hoffman, Gary Ortmeier. a class ring are obtained. During the sophomore year there are many trying times. The classes a sophomore takes are very unique; there is Biology with all those labs, Geometry with all those proofs, and Driver’s Education with all those rules of the road. As the class says good-bye to being a sopomore they will 1 Hick Abboud 2. Chris Albus 3. Carol Becker 4. Tammy Benjamin 5. Joyce Broekemeier 6. Lori Buse 7. Bryan Claussen 8. Ronnie DeSutter 9 David Ellinghausen 10. Ricky Engelbart 11. Deborah Ernestl 12. Calvin Fleischman 13. Rhonda Frederickson 14. Jim George 15. Barbara Haase 16. Carol Hagedorn 17. Nicole Hansen 18. Kurt Hansen 18. Ted Hansen 19. Dorothy Harris 20. Jody Haynes 22. James Hladky 23. David Hoffman 24. Monica Hoffman 25. Tammy Jahnke 26. Cheryl Jindra 27. Tina Kaup 28. Loren Krueger 29. Scott Kurz 30. Dale Lambrecht 31. Shelly Lierman. 20

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Using Time Bad Day Boredom, sitting, watching time crawl by. Nothing to do even if you try Teachers watching-look busy now, you’ll make it through the day somehow. Eyes are closing-closing more... you jerk awake, book hit the floor— everyone is watching. Make it look good; start reading like “teach” says you should. You try to read, but the words all blur. student life 1. A time to sit 2. to study? 3. to listen you fall asleep, strange dreams occur. You hear the bell and jump up fast, yourchairfalls back, the whole class laughs. It’s not that bad, at least class is done too bad its only period I! 22