Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

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Dorothy Fleecs is teaching school, she claims she is still too young to catch a-man and will have to wait’until she is older. Douglas Leu is well on the way toward saving his first million, so he can marry the woman he loves and support her in a manner to which she is accustomed. Eunice Freed is also teaching, she is now the head Commercial Teacher at Madrid High Schpol. Barbara Coates joined the Womens Air Force to be closer to Dan. She'was as- signed to a secretarial position at his base in Texas. Bob Thompson is the owner of a 500 acre farm west of Sutherland. He wins nothing but blue ribbons on his State Fair exhibits. Bonny Orosco has taken the place of her sister at the drug store. She is noted from coast to coast for’her delicious ice cream concoctions. Frances Orosco owns a gift shop in Denver. Her imported handwork is much in demand. Arlene Keuter is the Dean of Women at Kearney College. She attained this po- sition because of her excellent scholastic'standing. Garold Fleecs is a successful farmer out south, he has never married because he knows two can't live as cheaply as one and he's saving his money. Claudia Harshfield has turned the family homestead into a successful Dude Ranch. Many celebraties spend their vacations there. Dwane Goedert an electrical engineer is wiring the modern new schools being in Sutherland because of an increase in population. Laverne Bayne is a Professor at Harvard and is now on an expedition in Egypt digging up historical remains. Albert Holm has retired from Professional football to accept a position as coach at UCLA. His team is slated to play in 'the Rose Bowl this year. Galen Townsend achieved her ambition and is a Laboratory Technician working in North Platte. She spends her day off 13 miles east of there. Jim Brown turned to the entertainment field. He is now in Hollywood where he has taken the place of the comedian, Bob Hope.

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CLASS PROPHECY Ten long years have passed since the class of '52 graduated, so let's see what the class members are doing now. Donna Emery has gained recognition for her expert riding ability and has been named Rodeo Queen of the West. Robert Eclcoff has achieved success as a rancher, he raises dwarf cattle on his own one acre ranch, and he's saving to buy another acre. Joyce Sadie has married George and is living with his parents in Sarben, where she also teaches school. Byron Johnston is the manager of Johnston's Jalopy Joint . His secret atomic gas formula makes old cars out-run new ones. Peggy Priel is a fashion designer for a large dress firm, this keeps her busy while she waits for Don to make up his mind. Roland Kirts is Vice-President of the U P Railroad. He has made it possible for the members of the class of '52 to have life-long passes. Don $eck ra;ses clouds of dust driving his high-powered, imported cars be- tween his wheat farm and town. Patty Warner is very busy and happy working in her Beauty Salon, Kenny is one of her most faithful customers. Roger Paulman was given the choice of serving his country as President or a Secret Service Agent, he chose the FBI and is doing a bang-up job. Helen Coker is happily married to her Air Force Boy. We remember she was the first senior girl in the class of '52 to receive an engagement ring. Lloyd Boyer joined the Navy after graduation, he is now the Captain of the ShS Enterprise . After retirement he plans to settle in Nebraska with Joyce. Alice Binegar has gained fame with her secret beauty formula which has kept the class of '52 looking as young as they did the day they graduated. Bonnie Godeker who always liked children and animals is Principal of the Suther- land Grade School end as a hobby runs a Pet Shop. Joyce Hughes lives and works in San Diego so she can be near Lloyd while his ship is in port. Carolyn Kennedy is now an Opera Star in New York and in her spare time is much in demand as a model.

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J u N I O R Back Row—Left to Right: Bill Baler, Harry Meyen, Kenny Main, Gayle Bierma, Don Kennedy, Ivan Sandburg, Jack Chamberlain, Melvin Eamey, Albert Brown. Middle Row: Loretta Kuenle, Myrna Dancer, Katie Rennemo, Bonnie Holm, Ruth Richardson, Beverly King, Ruby Fear, Irene Gamble, Mr. Callahan, sponsor. Front Row: Jerry Cox, Bob Coon, Joan Goedert, Phyllis Danielson, Bonnie Meyen, Betty Boyer, Lee Fear. Colors—Blue and Silver Flower—White Carnation Motto—We have launched our ship—where shall we anchor? President—Harry Meyen Vice-President—Don Kennedy Secretary-Treasurer—Irene Gamble. Sergeant-at-Arms—Ivan Sandburg The last of November we gained two ne wmembers, Joyce and Jim Colburn. After the first semester Mr. Callahan left and Mr. Hasemeyer took his place as our sponsor. Ruth Richardson moved to Grand Island. The Junior Class gave their play November 29-30 and we hope that every- one enjoyed it as mucK as we did putting it on. c L A S S