Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1951 volume:

1951 LOG TITLE PAGE ........................ 1 FACULTY ______________________________ 2 SENIORS .............................. 4 ANNUAL STAFF ..........................13 JUNIORS .......................... 14 SOPHOMORES ......................... 13 FRESHMAN ___________________________ 20 SPORTS _______________________________ 22 PEP CLUB ..............................32 G. A. A............................ 34 F. F. A_____________________________ 35 BAND ................................._37 MUSIC —............................. 38 NEWSPAPER ___________________________ 42 STUDENT COUNCIL ................... 43 GRADE SCHOOL_________________________ 44 1 fyaxMiltif, ROBERT LARSON English, band and dramatic teacher. He has his AH degree from Kearney S. T. C. and has worked 30 hours toward a Mas- ters degree at the University of Denver. His home town is Kearney. Nebraska. E. W. STRONG Superintendent, sponsors Student Council and teaches geometry. He has a BS degree from Kearney S. T. C. and has his A. M. degree from the University of Nebraska. His home town is Trumbull, Ne- braska. MRS. LORRAINE WHITE Home economic and physical education teacher. She sponsors Pep club. G.A.A. and Freshman class. She has received her AH degree from Colorado S. C. of Education. Her home town is LaSalle. Colorado. HOWARD H. SJOGREN Principal. He received his AH degree from Kear- ney S. T. C. and AM from the University of Nebraska. He coaches basketball and is assistant football and track coach. He sponsors the Senior class, the Annual. His home town is Axtell, Nebraska. 9 BILL CALLAHAN MRS. ALTHA BABBITT Teaches commercial subjects and sponsors tne newspaper. She has a BS degree from Kearney S. T. C. and has studied in Boul- der two summers. Her home town is Her- shey, Nebraska. MRS. GEORGIA FINECY Teaches music classes from grades through 12. Attended the Wesleyan university. Her home town is Arcadia. Nebraska. Teaches social studies and science. Junior class sponsor, coaches track and football, and is assistant coach for basketball. He received an AB degree from Kearney S. T. College. His home towfn is Kearney. Ne- braska. VERNON THOMSEN Teaches vocational agriculture. Sponsor of F.F.A. and sophomore class. He received his BS degree from the University of Ne- braska. His home town is Farnam, Ne- braska. 3 TOPS OF 50-51 VALEDICTORIAN Jean Warren CLASS SPONSOR Howard H. Sjogren CLASS COLORS Light Blue and White SALUTATORI AN Mary Weir CLASS FLOWERS Red and White Carnations CLASS MOTTO A Quitter Never Wins And A Winner Never Quits HONORABLE MENTION Marian Kuenle 4 t THEODORE BIN EG AR Chet Age 17. August 2. 1933. Brown eyes, brown hair. Activities—Boys Glee 1. F. F. A., Band 4. LAWRENCE CAMPBELL Larry Age IS. August 1, 1932. Blue eyes. Brown hair. Activities— Track. Football. Letter Club. An- nual 1. Boys Glee 2. Band, Library %. F.F.A. 3. KENNETH COKER Kenny Smoky Age 19. August 29. 1931. Hazel eyes, Brown hair. Activities—F'ootball. Basketball. Track 4. F.F.A. 3. Letter Club 2, Annual 1. GEORGE CROSBY Stinky Age 17. May 22. 1933. Brown eyes. Brown hair. Activities—Football. Basketball, Track 4. F.F.A. 4. Annual 1. Letter Club 2. Jack Sordor Jr. Play. 5 RONALD DANIELSON—Charger, Buggy, Ronnie. Age. 17. Feb. 19. 1934 Brown hair—Brown eyes. Basketball, football, track. Annual 4. Letter Club. Newspaper 2. Vocational Agriculture 1. Twink Starr. Jr. Play. Sheriff Doolittle, Sr. Play. JOAN ECKER—Jo Age 17, Feb. 19. 1934 Blonde hair. Bluish Green eyes. Pep Club. Annual. Newspaper 4. Library, Girls Glee. G.A.A. 3. Physical Education 2V6'. Mixed Chorus, Student Council 1. Cheerleader. Junior Year. Benieta. Jr. Play. Mrs. Williams. Sr. Play. FRANCIS FLEECS Age 17. Oct. 25. 1933 Brown hair. F.F.A. 4. Football, Boys Glee, Letter Club 2. Mixed Chorus. Band. Annual 1. HERMAN GRAUERHOLZ Age 17. Oct. 6, 1933 Brown hair. Brown eyes. F.F.A.. Vocational Agriculture 4. Music, Band, Track 2. Cadwalder Clippy, Junior Play. 6 LYLE KIRTS Age 18. Oct. 25, 1932 Brown hair, Blue eyes. Dr. Hippocrates Joy, Junior Class Play. Mr. Williams, Senior Play. GENE KRAMER—Hipshot Age 17, May 30. 1933. Annual 2. Music V . Student Manager. Newspaper 1. Wilbur Glossop, Jr. Play MARIAN KUENLE Age 18. Nov. 23, 1932 Hair, black, Hazel eyes Pep Club. Physical Education 4. Music. G.A.A. 3. Newspaper, Annual 2. Library 1. Rebecca Bolt. Jr. Play. Maurine Garderner, Senior Play. DON KUGLER—Kugie Age 18, Jan. 10. 1932 Brown hair, Blue eyes. Football 4. Basketball 2. Pheneas Plunkett. Jr. Play. Jerry Martin. Sr. Play. 7 JOYCE LEONHARDT Age 17, Dec. 27. 1933 Brown hair. Blue Green eyes. Activities. Annual. Physical Education. Artistic- Work in School 1 Yr. Newspaper 2 yrs. Prunella Figg. Junior Class Play. Hazel Sommers. Senior Class Play. PHILLIP MERRILL—Phil Age 18. Jan. 15. 1933 Hazel eyes. Black hair. Activities. F.F.A., Music 4. Football, Basketball. Track 3. Letter Club. Newspaper 2. Annual 1. Henry Goobler, Jr. Play. Richard Brock, Senior Play. SHIRLEY SISSON—Frenchie Age 17, Dec. 17. 1933. Brown eyes. Black hair. Activities, Music 4. Pep Club 2. AGNES VASA—Aggie Age 17, Nov. 29, 1933. Brown eyes. Brown hair. Activities. Pep Club 3. Newspaper 1. Music, 2. Annual. Johannah Green, Sr. Play. Library 4. 8 MARY WEIR Age 17, Nov. 8. 1933 Blonde hail . Blue eyes. Pep Club, Newspaper. Libr- ary 3. Annual. Physical Edu- cation 2. Girls Glee, G.A.A. 1 V . Martha Grubb, Jr. play. Priscillia Ralston. Sr. play. JEAN WARREN— Jeannie Age 16, May 30, 1934 Brown hair. Brown eyes Pet Peeve — Conceited People. Pep Club. Annu a 1. Newspaper. Girls Glee. Mixed Chorus 4. Triple Trio, solo 3. Accompan- ist band 2. Physical Education. Library 1. Lutie Spinks, Jr. play. Margy O'Laughan, Sr. play. BEVERLY WINKLE—Bev. Age 17. March 26. 1934 Brown hair. Brown eyes. Pep Club, Library, Annual. Newspaper 3. Physical Education. G.A.A., Girls Glee 2. Mixed Chorus I. Gertie Glossop. Jr. Play. Ann Wickcliffe, Sr. Play. 9 Senior Class Play Oilcutd A Suspense Play in Three Acts Mrs. Williams, a forbidding, stern woman of fifty----------------Joan Ecker Williams, tall and sinister______________________________________Lyle Kirts Jerry Martin, a young scientist--------------------------------Donald Kugler Sheriff Doolittle, local blacksmith and sheriff—-----------------------Ronald Danielson Brock, a suave and polished crook who rarely loses his smile_________________________________________________Phillip Merrill Margy O’Laughlin, a talkative girl of eighteen-------------------Jean Warren Hazel Sommers, matter-of-fact and always hungry-------------Joyce Leonhardt Ann Wickcliffe, who has hay fever-----------------------------Beverly Winkle Maurine Gardner, romantic, with a story-book mind-----------Marian Kuenle Johannah Green, soft-spoken and uncertain-----------------------Agnes Vasa Priscilla Ralston, teacher of drama in her late twenties---------Mary Weir Synopsis The entire action occurs one September night right after dinner in the living room of an old house on Fog Island located somewhere off the west coast of this country. ACT 1: Just after a late dinner. ACT II: About fifteen minutes after the close of Act. I. ACT III: Immediately after the close of Act. II. Sound Effects: Kenny Coker, Gene Kramer, Francis Fleecs. Setting: Herman Grauerholz, Chet Binegar, George Crosby, Larry Campbell. Prompter: Shirley Sission. The play was held April 26, 27 and we hope that everyone enjoyed it as much as we did putting it on. The director of the play was Mr. Robert Larson. We wouldn’t have been able to get along without him. Produced by special arrangement with Row, Peterson and Company, Evanston, Illinois, and White Plains, New York. 10 The very studious Shorthand class. Taken at the Christmas party. The great American Problems class. SENIOR CLASS SKIP DAY The Senior class of 1951 had a party on May 3 and then hung our colors of Blue and White. We left Sutherland at three o’clock with our sponsor, Mr. Sjogren and his wife, Mrs. Sjogren on a chartered bus. We headed for wide open spaces, high sky- scrapers, eyes toward the mountains, in other words, Denver. When we arrived in Denver, we visited the museums. We then went out to University of Denver and tour- ed the Campus, went swimming and ice skating, and visited the cafeteria. Friday night we stayed at the Shirley Savoy Hotel and Saturday morning we got up bright and early and continued our tour around Denver. About seven o’clock Saturday evening we headed for the city of Sutherland, a tired and happy group. 11 It's against the law to jay-walk I’ll get my man Sharp-shooter Look at us type Must be interesting She won’t bite Yodeling dudes Tarzan Dumb-founded Hot-shot The things!! 12 Now what’ll we do?? Mournfully alone Annual Stcvffjj Top row: B. Coker, H. Grauerholz, C. Binegar, F. Fleecs, C. Marshfield, P. Merrill, G. Crosby, B. Gode- ker, L. Campbell, B. Coates, D. Kugler; Second row: N. Combs, L. Kuenle, K. Rennemo, B. Holms, A. Vasa. S. Sisson, B. Winkle, D. Goedert, M. Dancer. L. Skinner, K. Coker; Third row: A. Binegar, B. King, I. Gamble, P. Warner, G. Townsend, G. Kramer, P. Priel. G. Sanders, M. Kuenle, J. Hughes, A. Kueter: Front row: B. Coon, B. Meyen, P. Danielson, M. Weir, J. Leonhardt, J. Ecker, J. Warren, R. Danielson, Mr. Sjogren, J. Goedert, G. Coker. The Annual Staff of 1951 has worked hard to give you a better Annual. We have acquired the new, bound cover and are including in- formal shots of the school groups. The leading members of our staff are: Mary Wier________ Joan Ecker------- Jean Warren______ Ronald Danielson Joyce Leonhardt _ Claudia Harshfield Mr. Sjogren______ ______________Editor ___Assistant Editor ___Managing Editor ___Business Manager _________Art Editor School Photographer ---------Our Sponsor 13 fjuMianA, Back row: R. Thompson, B. Coates, D. Steck, B. Godeker, B. Hoewing, R. Paulman, A. Holm, C. Harsh- field, D. Leu, H. Beatty: Second row: D. Goedert, G. Fleecs. B. Johnston, L. Bayne, R. Eckhoff, B. Coker, R. Kirts, J. Brown, H. Coker; First row: Sponsor W. Callahan, J. Sadie, J. Hughes, G. Town- send, P. Warner, D. Emery, P. Priel, A. Binegar, L. Boyer, A. Keuter. Those not shown: G. Fleecs, F. Orosco, B. Orosco, C. Kennedy. CLASS OFFICERS President_____________________________ Vice President________________________ Secretary-Treasurer___________________ Sergeant at arms---------------------- Sponsor_______________________________ _____Bill Hoewing ___Arlene Keuter ____Alice Binegar ___Harold Beatty William Callahan We presented the Class Play “Beginners Luck” on November 30th and December 1st. There was a good attendance both nights. We all enjoyed presenting the play. Mr. Larson was the director. The last night of our performance we enjoyed eating cake and drinking coffee, which some of the students brought. We have an enrollment of 32. We now have the largest class since we entered the High School. Roger Paulman and Harold Beatty are our two new students. 14 PECKING AWAY OUR TROOP LEADER NO ONE WANTS A WIFE WHO CAN’T COOK OR SEW—WE ALL WANT TO BE WIVES. DON’T WE GIRLS? PEGGY MUST BE WRITING SOMETHING INTERESTING. HOEWING, GOEDERT, AND COKER SEEM TO FIND SOMETHING MORE INTERESTING. DON’T PULL TOO MANY BUTTONS OFF ALICE. 15 Callahan In one of his serious moments Watch It Red Ain’t love Lets Dance Bashful Boyer I Was Waltzing With My Darling grand Mr. Larson with his lively Juniors Going somewhere??? Doesn’t she look Watch those nerves Baby sitter Ride ’em motherly What you need is Hadacol cowgirl 16 Nice doggy All dressed up Monkeys Rough her up No place to go of S.H.S. Babies with their lollypops What’s good? the Smile pretty Hold her tight Just posing frown Which leg belongs The girl for? to which girl???? Dot and Bonnie with the curl 17 So ltosnosiesl Top row: Mr. Thomsen, Melvin Earney, Jack Chamberlain, Kenny Main, Gayle Bierma, Lee Cook, Ivan Sandburg, Don Kennedy. Jack Humphrey; Middle row; Loretta Kuenle, Bob Vasa, Charles Funk, Bonnie Holm, Albert Brown, Lila Morley, Katie Rennemo, Myrna Dancer, Beverly King; Front row: Lee Fear, Jerry Cox, Phyllis Danielson, Ruby Fear, Ruth Richardson, Irene Gamble, Betty Boyer, Joan Goedert, Bonnie Meyen. Not shown Harry Meyen. OfficeAA. of the Sop.luotn.osie. GI 4A. President_________________________Kenneth Main Vice President________________________Jerry Cox Secretary and Treasurer_________Katie Rennemo Sergeant at Arms_________________Jack Humphrey CLASS MOTTO: We have launched our ship where shall we anchor? CLASS COLORS: Blue and silver. CLASS FLOWER: Red and white carnation. 18 OnA Sofdtamc ieA, at lAj Jz and Play! English Class Agriculture Biology Class Study Hall Sponsor, Mr. Thompsen Cheerleaders 19 Student Council Members fyteAiiman GIgAA, Back row, left to right: Mrs. White, our sponsor, G. Sanders, B. Sandberg, J. Sorden, L. Skinner, B. Elfeldt, M. Clark, M. J. Sisson, N. Combs, B. Weir; Second row: K. Danielson, C. O’Donnell, Z. Cok- er, R. Lunkwitz, P. Goedert, S. Baumgartner, C. Vasquez, D. Warren, D. Adams; Front row: C. Kuenle, E. Meyen, P. Warner, G. Coker, B. Thompson, C. Kramer, M. L. Johnston, J. Berks, M. Hilton. At the beginning of the year there were 24 members of the Freshman class. Mary Jane Sisson, Joan Sorden, and Chauncev Kramer enrolled later. Chauncey left alter 12 weeks of school. Our motto is “The door of opportunity is labeled, “push”. Our colors are blue and white. The class flower is the Red Rose. Our Class Officers are as follows: President__________________________________________Marlene Hilton Vice President________________________________________Bill Elfeldt Secretary-treasurer________________________Bill Thompson Sergeant at Arms_______________________________________Ned Combs 20 Marlene S Christmas Party Our Sponsor and Her Husband Mr. and Mrs. White Ou i tyleAiuttest! Shirley and Bob Freshman Party, Oh, Herman! Freshman Home Ec Freshman Algebra i Front row: Left to right: Assistant Coach: Howard Sjogren, Bud Beatty, Ron Danielson, Ken Coker, P. Merrill, G. Crosby, D. Kugler, K. Main, Coach Bill Callahan; Second row: F. Fleecs, B. Thompson, M. Shively, L. Boyer, L. Campbell, B. Hoewing, A. Holm, H. Meyen; Third row: A. Brown, D. Geodert, C. Funk, G. Fleecs, D. Leu, G. Bierma, J. Chamberlain; Fourth row: R. Kirts and B. Johnston-Student Managers, B. Weir, G. Sanders, E. Meyen, and Bill Thompson. This year Coach Callahan led us to 6 wins, 3 defeats and one tie. In our opening game we sped past Hershey with a 2.3-0 victory. On the first kickoff of the ,-son against the Hershey Panthers, Ken Coker ran for a touchdown with only one defender left standing. In our next game, Big Springs gave us a 47-19 lesson. Big Springs was undefeated throughout the season. We suffered our second straight defeat at the hands of St. Pat’s Irishmen, 25-6. At Paxton we finally came through with a 26-6 win, spaiked by some powerful running by Ron Danielson. At home the next Tuesday the S.H.S. reserves beat the Arthur Longhorns, with a score of 27-6. The peak of the season proved to be our game with Stapleton. Trailing by 13-0 at the half the Sailors came back to tie them 19-19 as the final whistle blew. The Sailors next journeyed to Elm Creek where the Coach cleaned the benches and brought home a 40-0 win. On a none too nice a day we played the Brady Eagles in our last Lincoln County game. Brady charged to a 32-0 victory. The last game of the season we out played Elsie winning by a 46-22 score. This ended the season with a 4th place standing in the LCAA and 3rd place in the S.P.V.A. 22 RUFF AND TUFF KENNY MAIN AND ALBERT HOLM Kenny was our quarterback. Letters won SS. Albert worked at center and as line-backer. Letters won SS. V O X $ aOv„ .' ye 23 DON KUGLER Offensive Center Letters Won SSSS LARRY CAMPBELL Defense End Letters Won S FRANCIS FLEECS Defensive End Letters Won SSS MARVIN SHIVELY Defensive Center and Offensive Halfback Letters Won SS 24 RON DANIELSON Right Halfback Star of the Week Letters Won SSSS GEORGE CROSBY Right End. Honorable mention on Lincoln County Conference Team. Received Honor of Star of Week. Letters Won SSSS. J KENNY COKER Left Halfback. First team in Lin- coln County Conference and re- ceived Honor of Star of the week. SSSS. Mention in Lincoln Tribune All State. PHILLIP MERRILL Left End. Second team in Lincoln County Conference. LETTERS Won SSSS. 25 1951 BASKETBALL SQUAD Front row: Head Coach. Mr. Sjogren. D. Goedert, manager. H. Meyens, K. Main, G. Crosby, P. Merrill, R. Danielson, K. Coker, N. Combs, Assistant Coach Mr. Callahan; Second row: J. Cox, A. Brown, J. Chamberlain, D. Ken- nedy, G. Bierma, R. Paulman, B. Johnson, C. Funk, G. Sanders, D. Maxwell. Fighting Faculty Lost Ball The Fighting Second Team LETTERMEN OF 1951 Perfect Foul Coker Ends Up with the ball 26 RESULTS Lewellen 33_________________ Sutherland Imperial 47_________________ Sutherland St. Pt’s 34 ________________ Sutherland Wallace 35__________________Sutherland Chappell 78_________________Sutherland Paxton 33 _________________ Sutherland Big Springs 44 Sutherland Brady 54____________________Sutherland Paxton 40 ............. - Sutherland Stapleton 30............... Sutherland Hershey 37 _--------------- Sutherland Stapleton 41 .............. Sutherland Hershey 37__________________ Sutherland Brady 33 ___________________ Sutherland Madrid 58 __________________ Sutherland Maxwell 36 ..... ...... - Sutherland Brule 31____________________Sutherland Hershey 37__________________Sutherland Imperial 45 ________________ Sutherland Oshkosh 47 ________________ Sutherland Chappell 55 ________________ Sutherland Lodgepole 37--------------- Sutherland WON 13 ------- LOST 9 PHIL NED KEN Honorary RON HARRY KENNY Captain GEORGE 27 Pretty from behind Who's who? Big shots to be (Second team) Does he make it? Another Point Getting position for rebound Headless Runner Coker scores again Did they make it? 28 Middle distance Over the bar Low hurdles In the circle Putting Sailing the platter Timber topers Century men 29 Track Squad of 1950-51 Front row: L. Campbell, K. Coker, R. Danielson, D. Kulger, P. Merrill, G. Crosby, A. Holms, F. Fleecs. D. Leu. H. Gauerholz. Second row: Assistant Coach Mr. Sjogren, C. Funk, L. Fear, B. Thompson, J. Chamberlain, D. Kennedy, H. Meyers, G. Bierma. R. Paulman. K. Main, M. Earney, A. Brown, L. Skinner, Head Coach Mr. Callahan. Third row: B. Sandberg, G. Fleecs, N. Combs, R. Vasa, R. Kirts, J. Sandberg, B. Weir, G. Sanders, D. Maxwell, E. M2yers, J. Cox, D. Goedert. MILE RELAY D. Kugler, P. Merrill, F. Fleecs, D. Leu HIGH AND OVER Uncle George 30 Top row: F. Fleecs, B. Hoewing, G. Bierma, P. Merrill, A. Holm, K. Main, H. Beatty, H. Meyen. Middle row: W. Callahan, sponsor, G. Sanders, D. Leu, J. Chamberlain, L. Campbell, B. Thompson, L. Boyer, H. Sjogren, co-sponsor; Bottom row: A. Brown, K. Coker, D. Kugler, G. Crosby, R. Danielson, D. Goedert, G. Fleecs. SUTHERLAND LETTER CLUB We find the Sutherland Letter Club in its second year after being organized. Leading the clubs activities for the year was the All School Football Party held Friday evening. November 10. This marked the closing of the football season. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the FOOT- BALL QUEEN of 1950, Marian Kuenle and HONOR CAPTAIN, Ron Danielson. The Queen s Attendant’s were Arlene Reuter, Joan Ecker. Alice Binegar, and Barbara Coates. Tribute was also paid 'to the other senior players Francis Fleecs. Larry Campbell, Don Kugler. Kenny Coker, Phil Merrill, and George Crosby. The annual Lettermen's Stag was held March G with the boys entertaining the faculty td a ham- burger and french-fry dinner with films on motor boating completing the entertainment. . 31 SailosieMek Back row: Left to right: Mrs. White, sponsor, J. Warren, L. Morley. S. Sisson. B. Coates, C. Harshfield, B. Godeker, M. Stark, B. Holms, D. Emery; Second row: I. Gamble, M. Dancer, A. Binegar, M. Weir, P. Priel, A. Vasa, K. Rennemo, L. Kuenle, J. Sorder., R. Richardson; Third row: R. Fear, R. Lunk- witz, S. Baumgardner, B. King, G. Townsend, J. Ecker, C. O’Dornell, P. Goedert, M. Meyen, K. Daniel- son; Fourth row: C. Kuenle. P. Danielson, B. Boyer. A. Keuter. J. Hughes, J. Sadie, J. Berks, P. War- ner. M. L. Johnston, M. Hilton. Cheerleaders: P. Warner, M. Kuenle, J. Geodert. Not shown: B. Oros- co, F. Orosco, D. Flexes, C. Kennedy. President_________ Vice President____ Secretary_________ Treasurer_________ Sales Manager_____ Program Chairmen Sergeant or Arms. OFFICERS ______________Joan Ecker ____________Arlene Keuter _______________Peggy Priel ___________Barbara Coates __________Galen Townsend Jean Warren, Joyce Hughes ____________Dorothy Fleecs 32 Yea, Cheer Leaders Athletic Banquet of 1950-51 Pep Club in Action Barbara was outstand- ing Pep Club Girl of the year. Must be good!! Working Hard? Hungry Crew! 33 q. a. a. Third row: B. King, M. Dancer, B. Holm, C. Harshfield, M. Stark, K. Rennemo, L. Kuenle, J. Sorden. Mrs. White, sponsor; Second row: B. Meyen, M. Kuenle, R. Lunkwitz, C. Vasquez, B. Boyer, P. Goe- dert, M. Hilton, P. Warner, J. Goedert; First row: J. Berks, K. Danielson, G. Townsend, M. Johnston, A. Kueter, P. Danielson, C. Kuenle; not shown: D. Fleecs, M. Bryant. We had an enrollment of 30 at the beginning of the year. Six dropped leaving us with only 24. OFFICERS President__________________________________Marian Kuenle Vice President____________________________Loretta Kuenle Secretary-Treasurer_______________________Dorothy Fleecs Sports Managers__________Katie Rennemo and Joan Goedert 34 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Back row: M. Earney, J. Chamberlain, F. Fleecs. L. Cook. R. Paulman, G. Bierma, A. Holmes, D. Ken- nedy, B. Elfeldt, B. Thompson: Middle row: N. Combs, R. Sandberg, J. Brown, B. Thompson, H. Grauerholz, B. Eckhoff, G. Fleecs, J. Humphrey, R. Vasa, L. Fear; Front row: E. Meyen, J. Cox, Mr. Thomson, D. Kugler, P. Merrill, G. Crosby. C. Binegar, D. Goedert, L. Campbell, F.A.A. members out of school: L. Hilton, T. Yost, D. Fleecs, and M. Stark. The newly elected officers for 1950-51 took over the leadership for the fourth active year: George Crosby as President, Kenneth Coker was Vice-President, but due to the fact he had to drop Voca- tional Agriculture, Dwane Goedert was elected to take his place, Chet Binegar as Secretary, Don Kug- ler is Treasurer, and Phillip Merrill, our Reporter. Lawrence Campbell is our Sentinel. Chet Binegar was the first member of our chapter to become a State Farmer. He went to Lincoln with L. Campbell and H. Grauerholz who were the official delegates representing the Sutherland Chapter in 1950. Don Kugler was the third member of our chapter to sing in the National F.F.A. Chorus at Kan- sas City of 1950. Our chapter won a white ribbon at the state convention, being one of the thirty best chapters in the state. Phillip Merrill won a white ribbon with his Treasury book also at the state convention. At the District VII convention at Sidney our parlimentary team won 2nd place and a red ribbon being edged out by Grant, 1950. 35 Jhiring Farm Safety Week (July 23-29) some of the members made posters and placed them in down town business concerns. All members reported from their farms. When school opened last fall, Wayne Burbank and Adrain Remmington were here to teach us in our Ag. Department till Nov. 3. It was a part of their college work for getting their degree in Voca- tional Agriculture Training. At the Sutherland Community Fair we received a blue ribbon on our booth on soil conservation. Many members brought livestock and crop exhibits to make a satisfactory fair. Joyce Leonhardt was crowned the Sutherland F. F. A. Queen at our party on Oct. 26th. The G. A. A. girls were our guests this year. On November 3rd twenty-six boarded a bus and went to Jeffery Lake and toured their power plant on he return trip we stopped at the Flicker packing plant where Mr. White showed us how they pro- cessed a hog. Nineteen members were host to the North Platte F.F.A. Chapter on Nov. 16 when the officers in- itated 35 green hands of their chapters. We held a project tour on Dec. 30. It was well attended. On January 30 we had two F.F.A. basketball games with the North Platte chapter. We won the second team game while they edged us in the first team game. Afterwards we had refreshments. We will play them a return game later on. We are also planning to play the Ogallala chapter. Dancing was held after the crown- ing. Those shown dancing are! Gerald F., Beverly K., Phyllis D.. Herman G., Bill E., Carol O., Mar- ian K., Mary W., Joyce L., and Francis F. The Sweetheart and King of F. F. A. and their attendants. Joyce Leonhardt was Sweetheart and George Crosby was our King. The attendants were: Mary Weir, Her- man Grauerholz, Marion Kuenle and Phillip Merrill. An F.F.A. par- ty was held and the Sweetheart and King were crowned. 36 BAND This is Mr. Larson’s first year of directing the band although he has played in the band 4 years during High School, 4 years in college and 3 years in the Navy Band. In 1917 the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps of which Mr. Larson was a member took the state championship and as a result they went to New York. CLARINETS—J. Warren, C. Binegar, R. Elfeldt, K. Geodert, M. Earne.v, R. Coon, G. White. DRUMS—E. Meyen, J. Geodert, C. Thompson, J. Combs (dropped). TRUMPET—G. Trego, M. J. Sisson, J. Haugland, L. Skinner, L. Hilton, R. Fleecs. MELLOPHONES—H. Grauerholz, R. Thompson (not shown). BARITONE—Ned Combs. TROMBONE—D. Warren, L. Morley. SAXAPIIONE—S. O’Dean, M. Haugland, S. Shoup, R. Vasa, B. Hughes, E. Kue- ter (not shown). BASS—F. Fleecs, D. Goedert (not shown). 37 MUSIC GIRLS GLEE Front row: Carol K., Marlene H., Marian K., Joy?e H., Kathern D., Galen T., Pat W., Phyllis D., Mary Louise J., Janice B: Second row: Doris A., Betty B., Carol O., Ruby F., Joan G., Mrs. Fincey, Arlene K., Patty G., Peggy W., Bonnie M; Third row: Rosalin L., Joyce S., Donna E., Lila M., Peggy P., Ruth R., Joan E., Shirley B., Carolyn V., Laretta K; Back row Beverly K.f Myrna D.. Kathern R.f Mary S., Jean W., Marlene S., Bonnie G.. Barbara C., Shirley S., and Bonnie Holm. Those not pictured: Carolyn K., Barbara W.t Dorothy F., Bonnie O., Francis O.. and Madeline Bryant. 38 GIRLS GLEE CAROLYN KENNEDY Soprano BOYS GLEE Front row: Bob Coon, Bill Thompson, Zane Coker, Ned Combs, Delvain Warren, Jerry Cox, Lee Fear: Second row: Jean Warren, Lee Skinner, Bill Elfeldt, Don Steck, Mrs. Fincey, Don Kennedy, Don Kugler, Jack Humphrey, Albert Brown; Back row: Bill Hoewing, Albert Holm, Gayle Bierma, Rodger Paulman, Phillip Merrill, Kenny Main, Jack Chamberlain, and Douglas Leu. Those not pic- turned are' Charles Funk, Dwane Gordert and Albert Holm. BOYS OCTETTE Don Kugler, Kenny Main, Bill Elfeldt, Rodger Paulman, KENNY MAIN Phillip Merrill, Albert Holm, Ned Combs and Jerry Cox. Tenor 39 Back row: Bill Elfeldt, D. Leu. K. Main, P. Merrill, R. Paulman, G. Bierma, A. Holm. B. Hoewing, J. Chamberlain, D. Kugler; Third row: M. Danser, K. Rennemo, J. Warren, S. Sisson, B. Godeker, Mrs. Fincey, B. Coates, J. Humphrey, B. Holm, A. Brown; Second row: M. Kuenle, P. Warner, R. Richard- son, P. Priel. L. Skinner, J. Ecker, D. Emery, J. Sadie, N. Combs, B. King; Front row: B. Thompson, M. L. Johnston, A. Kueter, J. Hughes, Delvain Warren. J. Geodert, G. Townsend, B. Boyer. M. Hilton, J. Cox. Those who are missing on the picture are: C. Kennedy, D. Fleecs, D. Kennedy, D. Geodert, B. Orosco, F. Orosco. HOYS GLEE 40 MUSIC OFFICERS Don Kugler_______ Galen Townsend Barbara Coates . Carolyn Kennedy Peggy Priel______ Phillip Merrill __ Marian Kuenle _ Shirley Sisson __ Kodger Puulman _________President ---------Secretary _________Librarian ___Music Reporter Activity Chairman .. Sergeant-at-Arms _ _ Sergean t-at- Arms ___Door Attendant — Door Attendant TRIPLE TRIO Marian Kuenle, Carolyn Kennedy, Shirley Sisson, Bar- bara Coates, Galen Townsend, Jean Warren, Dorthy Fleecs, Pat Warner, and Mrs. Fincey. Joyce Hughes is not pictured. GALEN TOWNSEND Mezzo Soprano JEAN WARREN Mezzo Soprano 41 PHILLIP MERRILL Baritone THE LOG Back row. Left to right: G. Townsend, B. Winkle, B. Coates, C. Harshfield, P. Merrill, J. Warren, J. Leonhardt, J. Ecker, R. Lunkwitz, R. Richardson, A. Vasa, M. Weir, P. Priel, K. Rennemo, B. King, Mrs. Babbitt, P. Danielson, A. Keuter, J. Goedert, E. Meyen. The name of our school newspaper is “The Log.” It is published in the local community paper “The Courier” each week. The sponsor is Mrs. Paul Babbitt. A new column was added to “The Log this year, it is called I)o You Know” written weekly by Professor Strong. This year as a special project a Christmas edition was printed and sold to students at five cents a copy. Our sponsor, Mrs. Babbitt, and the staff worked long hours and produced a good paper. THE STAFF OF 1950-51 Editor ----------------Galen Townsend Assistant Editor__________________Jean Warren “Do You Know”________Professor Strong Senior News_________A. Vasa, B. Winkle Junior News_________________________C. Harshfield Sophomore News______________________K. Rennemo Freshmen News----------------------R. Lunkwitz Feature-------------M. Weir. J. Ecker Humor---------B. Coates, J. Leonhardt Sports ------------------Eddie Meyen G.A.A. and Phys. Ed___________B. King Pep Club -----------------j. Goedert Music --------------------C. Kennedy Managing Editor---------------------P. Danielson Special Reporters—A. Keuter, P. Priel A regular newspaper meeting held in the Home Economics room. 7 4e Student Council Left to right: Bill Elfeldt, Byron Johnston, Joan Goedert, Kenny Coker, Shirley Baumgartner, Alice Binegar, Joan Ecker, Mr. Strong, the sponsor, Charles Funk and Arlene Keuter. This is the second year we have had a student council in the high school. Two representatives were elected from each class and from this group Joan Ecker was chosen secretary. The student body as a whole elected Arlene Keuter, president. This year, outside of their governing duties, the Student Council helped sponsor the Football Dance and Christmas Party. We feel that the Student Council has helped make our high school better and that it gives the students an opportunity to express their ideas on various matters per- taining to the high school. 43 GRADE FOOTBALL Back row: Mr. Penning. G. Williams, L. Rotert, L. Sadie, J. Smith, J. Humphrey. R. Canaday, R. Coons. L. Merrill, D. Thompson; Third row: G. Marrs, E. Funk, E. Keuter, J. Goedert, G. White, G. Halcott, G. Trego; Second row: R. Ecker, C. Shively, D. Danielson, N. Faling, J. Vega, J. Godeker, D. Kalloff, J. Haughland, F. Fleecs; Bottom row: J. Sadie. R. Fleecs, J. Orosco, B. Hughes. SCORES The Grade School played the Freshmen in High School and the scores were: Grade School 12 ________________________ Freshmen 18 Grade School 69 Freshmen 0 They, then played their other games, with out-of-town teams. They were as follows: Grade School 49 -------------------------------- Brady 9 Grade School 36---------------------------- Brady 18 Grade School 29 Maxwell 13 44 BASKETBALL The entire squad The first thirteen—Back row: Mr. Penning, J. Haugland, J. Godeker, N. Faling, J. Vega, D. Danielson, and R. Ecker. Front row: G. Trego, E. Keuter, J. Orosco, D. Kallhoff, B. Hughes, R. Fleecs, and L. Merrill. Sutherland Played 6 Games. Scores Wallace 4 Sutherland 32 Paxton 36 Sutherland 16 Hershey 24 Sutherland 18 O'Fallons 29 Sutherland 26 Starr 12 _ Sutherland 20 Maxwell 12 ____________________ Sutherland 20 Our Cheerleaders Karen Goedert and Sharon O’Dean The L.C.A.A. Grade Tournament was held in Sutherland Gym March 7, 8 and 9. The results were: First round: St. Pat’s 8, Sutherland 33. Semi-Finals: Brady 23, Sutherland 25. Finals: Hershey 29, Sutherland 25. 45 Qn de ActUUti i We have thirty-two first graders this year. Indians, pilgrims, Eskimo and science projects were completed. They went through three pre-primers, three first grade readers and two supplementary readers—phonies were stressed. We have a total of seventeen second graders. We have learned the cus- toms of different Nations. We are learning to write our letters instead of printing. The third grade has learned how to use the library this year. They have visited the school library and the city library. The fourth grade has organized an English Club. They have their meet- ing once a week. They have a bulletinboard which is kept full of material. The fifth grade is working to see who can earn the highest marks in spelling. In Arithmetic we have improved our speed and accuracy. The sixth grade has worked hard in all their subjects this year. There are twenty-one in the seventh grade. Gifts were made for the mothers at Christmas. They made posters showing the industries in South America. We have twenty-eight eighth graders this year. The first semester we studied Geography, History, Reading, Health, Spelling, English and Arithme- tic. Last semester we studied Agriculture and Civics instead of History and Geography. OPERETTA: With Mrs. Finecy directing a very beautiful Christmas pageant was pre- sented by the grade school. The mothers and teachers helped in many ways to make the production a success for there were costumes to make and many de- tails involved in the practice. The Grade School Christmas Program “Pudding’ Head the First.” December 21, 1950 at 7:30 P.M. Scene: The Garden of Justice, at the Royal Palace. Characters— Puddin Head the First____________________________________Ronnie Fleecs The Queen ot Lampoonia_________________________________Carol Thompson Three members of the Royal Court_Richard Coons, Jack Smith, Douglas Burgess Marianne A Peasant Girl__________________________________Patricia Kirts Dane Wooden Shoes________________________________________Sandra Rotert Dorathea (lady In waiting)__Norma King Tin Soldier___Jerry Combs Toby Turnkey (the jailer)___Douglas Kallhoff Herald____Gary Marrs Chorus______________________________________6th, 7th, 8th Grade Pupils Christmas Fantasy _______________________________________Fourth Grade 46 Back row: Mrs. Stearns, L. Hoatson, L. Rutt, V. Kennedy, B. White, C. Crosby, J. Applegate, E. Rotert, M. Moore, J. Williams, L. Houser; Second row: J. Jockum, C. Cary, C. Betts, J. Binegar, K. Land- richael, C. Holmstedt, W. Goedert, M. Ream, S. Vasquez, M. Crockett, J. Dickerson; Bottom row: M. Mc- Vay, L. Adams, R. Weir, I. Dike, D. Reicks, D. Thomsen, R. Rourke, D. Thompson, P. Vega, J. Brow- neli. Not shown: P. Kuenle. §acn tal Back row: D. Ortiz, D. Besson, J. Chase, A. Hernandez, J. Holmstedt, J. Holm; Second row: R. Row- ley, V. Rowley, J. Dickerson, R. Peterson, L. Dike: Bottom row: D. Funk, V. Vega, G. Morris, J. Bine- gar, R. Meyen, P. Danielson, Mrs. Brownell. 47 UiSidL Back row: P. Hawkins, G. Lew, K. Marrs, Mrs. Guffey, J. Applegate, B. Vega, J. Goedert; Second row: R. Quimby, D. Dike, A. Paulson, J. Wooden, B. Warren, M. Moore, H. Beverage, P. Thompson; Bottom row: V. Nelson, D. Coker, L. Godeker, J. Kelly, J. Dickson. fyou itlt Back row: J. Thomson, J. Flannigan, D. Paulsen, T. Hampton, Mrs. Koster, Rutt, L. Baumgartner, R. Faling: Second row: G. Chase, J. Weir, R. Bode, A. Berks, P. McKinley, B. Moore, G. Bode; Bottom row: K. Funk, C. Cary, E. Wilcott, J. Kotter, S. Sadie, B. Goedert. 48 D. Burgess, M. Dike, N. Martinez, M. Binegar, K. Martinez, M. Rowley, S. Back row: J. Haugland, D. Dike, E. Holm, R. Bode, R. White, J. Orosco. M. A. Holmstedt; Second row: D. Cook, T. Vega, J. Elfeldt, Mrs. Boyle, R. Houser, W. King, D. Williams: Bottom row: P. Morris, G. Quimby, G. Wooden, R. Jochum, D. Pueppka, P. Scollin, L. Goedert. Swctlt Back row: J. Combs, D. Halcott, M. Smith. N. King, D. Burgess, L. Reams, L. Canaday, K. Kramer; Second row: G. Grauerholz, S. Danielson, L. Hilton. D. Knotts, Mrs. Larson, R. Eldfelt, E. Weir, B. Richardson, M. Haugland; Bottom row: R. Meyen, S. Vasa, L. Bode, S. Fleecs, B. Howe, P. Kirts, G. Funk, A. McVay. Not shown: D. Johnson, D. Kelly, R. Thompson, D. V. Vega. Seventh Back row: G. Halcott, P. Flannigan, R. Canady, R., Coons, J. Humphrey, J. Smith: Second row: E. Keuter, B. Hughes, J. Goedert, J. Orosco, E. Richardson, K. Goedert, K. Fleecs, Mrs. Beatty: Bottom row: G. Marrs, L. Sadie, D. Nelson, S. Rotert, R. Bode, D. Thompson, G. Williams. Back row: D. Bode, E. Knotts, D. Danielsen, J. Godeker, N. Faling, J. Vega, C. Shively, C. Moore, D. Kalloff, S. Shoup: Second row: R. Ecker, J. Fleecs. C. Thompson, J. Cochran, L. Vasa, G. Morris, S. Odean, K. Weir, Mr. Penning: Bottom row: J. Sadie, R. Fleecs, L. Rotert. G. White, J. Haugland, R. Hernandez, B. Price, G. Trego, L. Merrill, E. Funk. 50 RADIO CENTER Beuford Eaves NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA Cotten Shoe Service For Better Shoe Repair NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA James E. Cox - Vernon E. Kuhns - W. Lyle McLean - Wm. D. Hayes —of— MALONEY, COX and KUHNS NORTH PLATTE, NEBR. Extend Their Sincere Congratulations To The Senior Class of 1951 Lyons IGA Super Market Quality Foods at Low Prices Every Day NORTH PLATTE, NEBR. Singer Sewing Machine Co. See the New Singer Sewing Machine and New Singer Vacuum Cleaner Now. 409 N. Dewey No. Platte, Nebr. KING FONG CAFE Famous for BROILED STEAKS Phone 188 NORTH PLATTE, NEBR. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’51 F. W. Woolworih Co. NORTH PLATTE, NEBR. Friendly Service Out of Gas, Flat Tire? Phone 600 We Never Close NORTH PLATTE, NEBR. 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