Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

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Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom On May 9, 1950, the Juniors had as their guests the Seniors of fifty. They were taken to an Old-Fashioned Garden by the way of the Sutherland High School Gymnasium. A rose-covered arch provided the entrance to the garden. Near the arch was a wishing well. Grass and flowers added realism and Chinese lanterns furnished a festive appearance. Crepe paper streamers of French blue hung from the ceiling. It was a very colorful garden and every one had an enjoyable time. Dancing took place after the banquet. Music was furnished by the sound projector film entitled “Dance Date.” The program was as follows: Toastmaster Welcome to Seniors Response Welcome to Faculty Response Hobo Act Solo Quartet Ron Danielson --------Chet Binegar -----------Don Fleecs Gene Kramer Miss McConnell Bill Hoewing Barbara Kallhoff Phillip Merrill Don Kugler Mary Louise Coleman Jean Warren The food was prepared by the junior mothers and it was very delicious. The menu was as follows: Fruit Cocktail Mashed Potatoes Gravy Swiss Steak Mixed Vegetables Rolls Jelly Butter Lettuce Tomato Salad Relishes Cherry Pie Coffee Duet----------------------------------------------Mary Coleman Phillip Merrill Crowning of the Queen and King The banquet and prom was a great success. The Juniors are proud it turned out so well. 17

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Junior Class Play Bolts and Nuts CHARACTERS BENITA BOLT LUTIE SPINKS REBECCA BOLT........... MARTHA GRUBB........... TWINK STARR DOCTOR HIPPOCRATES JOY HENRY GOOBER. PHINEAS PLUNKETT MISS PRUNELLA FIGG CADWALLEDER CLIPPY MRS. GERTIE GLOSSOP WILBUR GLOSSOP.... JACK GORDON JOAN ECXER ...... JEAN WARREN MARIAN KUENLE -....MARY LEE WEIR —RONALD DANIELSON .LYLE KIRTS ----PHILLIP MERRILL ....... DON KUGLER JOYCE LEONHARDT HERMAN GRAUERHOLZ ----- BEVERLY WINKLE .......GENE KRAMER -----GEORGE CROSBY The setting of the play was at the Bolt Sanitarium when Miss Rebecca Bolt, whose hobby was psychoanalysis, inherited a spooky old mansion from an eccent- ric brother and turned it into a sanitarium for patients with phobias and nervous diseases much to the dismay of her niece, Benita. Whereupon the nuts started to pour in, and the fun began in earnest. Lutie Spinks, the man hating maid had a nervous habit of winking that got her into trouble with flirtatious men patients. Gertie Glossip, had a contagion- phobia and all but assphysiated everybody else with her various spraying machines. Cadwalleder Clippy, had a catphobia and was frightened nearly out of his wits by his pet cat of malicious littl Wilbur, a problem child. Prunella Figg, suffered from claustrophobia. Martha Grubb, the cook, fairly wallowed in melancholy, and Plunkett, the foxy family lawyer, developed a persecution com- plex while Henry, the darky porter, harbored a natural fear of lunatics and all their works. Even Twink Starr, Benita’s young man whose suit was tabooed by Rebecca, joined the company of nuts in disguise, parading an acute case of delusions of grandeur in hope of finding a chance to soften the hard heart of Rebecca. Hiliarious situations developed with Dr. Hippocrates Joy, a synthetic psychiatriast who undertook to cure the patients. Complications multiplied as Rebecca searched for her brother’s money. It was hidden in the house and anyone finding it could keep part of it. The people were faking their phobias and looking for the money. Its final discovery through the ingenuity of Twink Starr, forms a fitting climax for this fast moving farce of many laughs. Thanks to the hard work of Miss McConnell and Mrs. Fincey, the juniors presented a creditable performance. 16

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Sophomores Back row: C. Kennedy, A. Holm, K. Johnston, C. Harshfield. Third row: D. Steck. C. Marsteller. I). Leu, L. Bayne, B. Godeker, B. Hoe wing, B. Thompson, B. Eckoff. Second row: I). Goedert. P. Priel, G. Fleecs, R. Kiris, B. Johnston, B. Coker, J. Brown, A. Keuter, G. Tow’nsend, I). Emery. First row: J. Hughes. A. Binegar, J. Sadie, L. Boyer, B. Orosco, D. Shiverly, P. Warner, D. Fleecs, F. Orosco, Mr. Callahan. The first term of school we held a class meeting and elected the following offocers: President, Carolyn Marsteller; Vice-President, Alice Binegar; Secretary- Treasurer, Bill Hoewing; Sergeant of Arms, Joyce Hughes; Flower, Orchid, Class motto, “Don’t put it off until tomorrow, what you can do today.” Class sponsor, Mr. Callahan. Barbara Coates and Bill Hoewing are representatives for the Sophomore class in the student council. When school started we had thirty-four pupils. At the second semester Keith Johnson began and made it a roll of thirty-five. During the year we had two parties. The first was a gym party in which we did not invite guests, and the second was a roller skating party. 18