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

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WP CLUB The WP Club consists of varsity athletic letter winners. Sandi Miller was the president, and Mr. Car- mody was the sponser. This year, 72 members worked many hours to raise funds for the athletic depart- ment. The popcorn machine worked overtime as approximately 750 pounds of popcorn was popped, sacked, and sold to the hungry and enthusiastic fans. Many gallons of pop and pounds of candy were also sold to add to club profits. Major purchases of equipment included several additions to a vast- ly improved weight room as well as 24 warm-up coats to be used for football and track. The year ended with the traditional steak fry for the coaches followed by a softball game where the athletes defeated the coaches 12 to 11. TOP: Yep, this one's for you. Bill Land- holm cooks a steak for Mr. Ruppert. ABOVE: Think they're done yet, Loran? Not yet, Greg. Mr. Erdmann and Mr. Vander Weil wait for their steaks. 1st Row: Jim Hynek, Pat Wordekemper, Willy French, Fred Daugherty, Don Brock- mann, David Jindra, Russ Sellentin, Russ Wordekemper, Kreg Herrmann, Steve Priebnow. 2nd Row: Kristie Lierman, Kim Wegner, Jackie Nagengast, Kim Lofgren, Allison Wegner, Ryan Hansen, Brian Lueb- bert, Keith Wegner, Rick DeSutter, Todd Schroeder, Todd Repschleager. 3rd Row: Paula Neiman, Sue Gelster, Jena Neiman, Mary Groth, Jean Meister, Jan Wickert, Deb Jahnke, Dianne Pooley Wegner, Terry Koertner, Allen Haase, Kelly Hoffman. 4th Row: Barry Bogseth, John Sanders, Tom Hoffman, Melvin Flores, Brian Reimers, Beth Saner, Anne Scherer, Sandi Miller, Jill Iverson, Sandy Schroedter, Don Westerman. 5th Row: Darin Hoffman, Chris Brock- mann, Tim Connell, Bill Nagengast, Lisa Lubker, Brad Luebbert, Greg Danielski, Da- vid Petz, Doug Throener, David Landholm, Bob Hoffman. 24 Organizations

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FOOTBALL The success achieved this season is a fine example of what can be accomplished by a group of individuals who are dedicated to achieve team goals through hard work and self-sacrifice. -Coach Ruppert The Cadet football team recorded five shutouts as they posted an 8 — 0 conference record. The team was crowned conference champion for the second time in three years. The only season blemish was a 36 — 7 loss to Wayne. This was the third year in a row that one loss kept the Cadets out of the state class B play- offs. The team dominated the all-con- ABOVE: Perfect handoff — Receiving the ball is senior Tom Hoffman. RIGHT: Break- ing Loose — Sophomore Bobby Hoffman tries to get away from a Pendragon. 26 Sports ference selections as seven players were awarded this honor, including unanimous receiver Todd Repsch- laeger. Ron Skwarek and Dave Hughes assisted head coach Rusty Ruppert. Together they molded an exciting football team that was co- captained by Tom Hoffman and Willy French. Juniors Pat Wordekemper and Todd Repschlaeger delighted the fans with a school record-breaking passing performance. Pat complet- ed 49 of 105 passes for 886 yards as he connected with Todd 19 times for 10 touchdowns. Repschlaeger also established a school record for interceptions with 12. The records were to the credit of the entire team.