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

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TOP LEFT: Get over the net you stupid ball. Mary Groth bumps the ball with de- termination. ABOVE: Let's go guys! Jan Wickert and Coach Mahannah cheer on the team. Junior Varsity. 1st row: Janett Kaup. Ma- linda Norton, Lisa Lubker, Gina Wegner, Kim Landholm, Pam Miserez, Corinne Brockmann, Kristie Lierman. 2nd row: Coach Rolf, Sue Gelster, Candy Pagels, Kim Wegner, Lori Welding, Jackie Nagengast, Stacy French, Jean Schaultman, Alise Metzger, Kim Kollath. Varsity. 1st row: Anne Scherer, Kristie Lier- man, Mary Groth, Jan Wickert, Malinda Norton, Candy Pagels. 2nd row: Sandi Mill- er, Jill Iverson, Jackie Nagengast, Sandy Schroedter, Kim Wegner, Beth Saner, Mi- chelle Arensberg, Coach Mahannah. Freshman. 1st row: DeVonna Wegner, Holly Vogltance, Teri Vrba, Gina Lofgren, Cara Schulzkump, Jill Schmeckpeper, Janett Kaup. 2nd row: Amy French, Cathy Wool- drick, Wendy Osten, Jenny Arensberg, Barb Albus, Sarah Daberkow, Kathy Swenson, Melissa Lutz, Connie Heun, Coach Rolf. Sports 29

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VOLLEYBALL To be successful, volleyball players must be dedicated, show determination and encourage teamwork. At all levels, the West Point program was successful. -Coach Mahannah This year's varsity volleyball team, coached by Kathy Mahan- nah, had a record of 6 — 9. The team successfully met the qualifica- tions set at the beginning of the season. The team carried a 91% serving accuracy and a 92% setting accuracy. Those who gained recog- nition were Mary Groth with 93.8% serving efficiency and Anne ABOVE: Give it all you've got! Jan Wickert hopes to get the serve over. RIGHT: The agony of tipping the ball! Sandi Miller stretches to get the ball over the net. TOP RIGHT: Student Managers — Paula Nei- man, Jena Neiman, Jean Meister. 28 Sports Scherer with 98.2% setting efficien- cy. Special recognition was given to Jill Iverson for 2nd team all-confer- ence and Sandy Schroedter was giv- en honorable mention. The junior varsity, coached by Barb Rolf, had a record of 5 — 8; Rolf also coached the freshman who had a 5 — 9 record. All volley- ball teams had a rewarding season.

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Boys BASKETBALL The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. -Coach Skwarek With nine regular varsity play- ers, only two of which were sen- iors, the West Point Cadets per- formed well. The team, coached by Ron Skwarek, was conference champ. Individual records were set. Todd Repschlaeger had the most assists in one game and made first team defense. Pat Wordekemper ABOVE: I'm taller than you, so butt out ' Fred Daugherty tries to get a rebound. RIGHT: Please go in. Todd Repschlaeger hopes for a basket. 30 Sports and Kelly Hoffman made first team offense. Next year the team should be even better as the same line-up will be on the floor, and it will be more skilled than this year. The junior varsity team, coached by Loran Erdmann, had ten players and turned out to be a surprising team. They had an even season with some upsets along the way. The freshman team, coached by Clayton Erwin, had a winning sea- son also. This year's team had more height than usual. In the Oakland tournament, the freshmen came close to winning a first place tro- phy, but had to settle for second place.