Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

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Rough and Rugged • •' U»' .?■ f 86 CHARLES BURMA, Charlie'' Se- nior. Played quarterback. Out for football three years, and lettered three years. MARVIN DANIELSON. Slim. Se nior. Played halfba: '. Out fc football all four years and let tered four yea-s. Made ho-ora'I mention on the Lincoln County Coherence in '47. I THOMAS MOCTE, Tom. Senior Ployed end Out for football three years and lettered all three. MERRILL WARNER, Bud. Senior Played quarterback. Out (o. toot ball four years a'-d lettered tire , of these years. Honorable men- tion on the Lincoln County Con ference and made the State Hono Roll. He was the Honorary Cap- tain of the '47 team. ROBERT FLEECS, Bob. Senior Played center, out for football four years, lettered two years. 9 RICHARD WARREN, Dick. Junior Played fullback. Out for football three years, lettered three years. First teom in Lincoln County Con-, ference. RICHARD McVAY, Richie. Junior. Played fullback, out for football one year and lettered. CHARLES LoRUE, Jack Senior Played center. Out for footbal four years, lettered three years First teom in Lincoln County Con-1 ference. • '! • i. s 24 22

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Football L. To R., Back Row—L. Hilto.i, R. McVoy, T. Kennedy, H. Jochum, B. Boyer, J. Godeker, P. Merrill. Second Row—K. Coker, T. Moore, R. Fleecs, G. Crosby, L. Foling, R. Roberts, Mr. Maxwell. Front Row— M. Worner, R. Warren, J. Foling, C. Biormo R. Danielson, R. Worner, M. Shively. Results WON 7 - LOST 2 SUTHERLAND 34 HERSHEY 20 SUTHERLAND 32 MADRID 12 SUTHERLAND 0 BIG SPRINGS 40 SUTHERLAND 34 ST. PATS 14 SUTHERLAND 29 PAXTON 7 SUTHERLAND 20 ST. CECELIA 16 SUTHERLAND 30 MAXWELL 22 SUTHERLAND 22 BRADY 16 SUTHERLAND 21 LEWELLEN 14 The Sutherland Sailors pulled through the 1947 schedule with seven victories ond two defeats. The Soilors lost only to the State Chomps, Big Springs, and to undefeated Brady. They were runner-ups in Lincoln County Conference ploy ond in S.P.V.A. Next year's team, which promises an interesting season, will be without the services of Seniors Bruce Adorns, Bud Warner, Marvin Danielson, Junior Foiling, Charles Biermo, Tom Moore, Bob Fleeces, Jock Lo Rue ond- Harold Brumfield. 21

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 ? ; Basketball F,rst row—D. Kuglcr, J. Cox, D. Worren, B. Robcits, C. Biermo, J. Foling, R. Danielson, M. Shively. Second row—K. Coxer, F. Cox, J. LoRuc, L. Foling, T. Moore, L. Hilton, M. Donielsen, D. Moin, Mr. Maxwell. Thi.d row—B. Johnston, R. McVoy, H. Jochum, W. Kennedy, T. Kennedy, J. Mills, G. Crosby. 31 Sutherland vs. Maxwell 30 23 it Wolloce 27 13 it Hershey 16 18 Poxton 43 33 a Stapleton 28 42 a St. Pats 32 42 a Paxton 65 24 a Hershey 38 49 Si Lewellen 31 35 a Modrid 40 17 a No. Platte J.V. 39 43 it Stapleton 37 51 a St. Pats 37 Lincoln County Tournament: Sutherland 26, St. Pats 37. S.P.V.A. Tournament: Sutherland 31, Ogallala 46. Consolation: Sutherland 31, Oshkosh 60. District Tournament: Sutherland 28, Grant 63. The Sutherland Sailors with on up and down season manoged to pull out six wins in seventeen games played. The Sailors ended the season in third place in the Lincoln County ratings. Marvin Danielson wos chosen as a member of the Lincoln County Conference team. Other graduating lettermen are Charles Biermo, Jim Cox, and Junior Paling. Prospects for next ear's team include lettermen Warren Kennedy, Dick Warren, Dick McVoy, John Mills, Fred Cox, Loren Hilton, Tom Kennedy. During the new season, new warm-up jockets, jerseys and trunks were issued to the first ond semnd tenms. On January 26, the first ten boys on the squad were taken to North Platte for a banquet which was followed by a demonstration on basketball by the Phillips Oilers and Murphey's Mohoneys. I nter in the day, these two teoms played. The final score wos 44-40 in favor of the Oilers. 23