Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

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Senior Class Play Room No. 13 Lizzie Spriggins A middle-aged woman—Delores DePriest Josh Spriggins Lizzie’s Husband—Tom Kennedy Professor Snow--------------------------A white-haired old man—Tom Yost Jack-------------------------------------------A young man—Loren Hilton Janet Harris---------------------- Pretty young lady of 20—Norma Bierma Sally Hall---------------------------------------Janet’s friend—Lila Cook Jim Stevens .------------------------Twenty-five years old—Jim Godeker Madame Zelda-----------------------------Elderly lady—Barbara Kallhoff The action of the play takes place in the reception room of an old house belonging to Professor Snow. Act I ---------------------------Late Afternoon Act II---------------------------Early Evening Act III------------------------------Late Night Janet Harris and Sally Hall would never have come to Janet’s uncles if they had known what would happen to them there. Madame Zelda’s seance, Josh and Lizzie’s pets, and the mysterious voices in Room No. 13, all add to the mystery, laughs, and enjoyment of this play. We hope everyone liked The Senior Play—Room No. 13. 10

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RUTHE LEONHARDT Age 17. Height 5’9. Eyes hazel. Light brown hair. Pet Peeve: some people. Hobby taking pictures. Ambition to be a sten- ographer. Newspaper 3, 4. Annual 4. Music 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 1. 3, 4. Phy Ed. 2, 3. Library 3. i MARY LOU OROSCO Age 18. Height 5’3%. Brown hair. Hobby - collecting pictures. Am- bition undecided. Pet Peeve people who show off. Music 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4. RON WARNER Age 17. 5’8 in height. Blue eyes. Brown hair. Hobby baseballe. Ambi- tion to be a farmer. Pet Peeve people who don’t work. F.F.A. 3, track 4. basketball 4. Football 4. TOM YOST Age 17. Height 5’8. Brown eyes. Brown hair. Hobby driving cars and tractors, ambition to be a rancher, pet peeve is making up time after school. Track 1 yr; F.F.A. 2 yrs; Annual 1 yr. 9

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Senior Skip Day The senior class of 1950 accompanied by their sponsor, Mr. Thelen, hung our class colors of green and white all over the town of Sutherland at twelve o’clock, midnight. We left Sutherland at two-thirty a. m. by four sponsored cars May 19. We arrived in Colorado Springs at eight o’clock Friday morning. We ate a hearty breakfast and started out for the famous Pikes Peak. After we had seen all the most important places, we left Pikes Peak at two o’clock p. m. and ate dinner. Then we ventured on to the Cave of the Winds,” and later went to see “The Cliff Dwellings, and we traveled along the Cheyenne Mountains Highway, to Broadmoor, Colorado. We ate supper and stayed over night at the Stratton Hotel in Colorado Springs. Some of us took in a show, but most of us turned in for the night. We arose early Saturday morning, ate a good breakfast of ham and eggs, then went to see the “Garden of the Gods. Then we ventured along the South Cheyenne Canon” and into Denver. Some of us did some shopping for souvenirs, and etc, and ate supper at six thirty. Then the happy, but tired group of seniors left Denver and headed for home. We all enjoyed this skip day very much, and we hope the seniors of the future years will have as much fun as we did wherever they go on their skip day. 11