Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

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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

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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

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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