Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

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LIFE OF THE SENIORS

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f CLASS PROPHECY Here we are in the very famous year of 1963. Let’s see what has happened to the Super Seniors of “53”. LEE COOK always had wondering ideas, and now you can find him in the wilderness of Alaska teach- ing Eskimos how to eat Whale Blubber with a spoon. JACK CHAMBERLAIN became a great hunter after his famous Bob Cat Kill. He’s now in Malaya hunt- ing Probuscus Monkeys. He’s had a screeching success, too. MYRNA DANCER and ROGER ECKER are now living on a farm South of Sutherland raising Beans and Peanuts. Of course they are raising something else, too. BOB COON always did complain that it took too long to get to North Platte, so he saved up 1000 cereal box tops, sent in a quarter, and got him a super delux flying saucer. RUBY FEAR always did want to be a teacher, so now she is teaching her seven darling boys how to be good. JERRY COX always was a brain and now is head scientist at the Atomic Research Commission in Washington. I). C. Cox’s theory has now replaced Einstein’s. PHYLLIS DANIELSON always did want to be a teacher so now she is in Africa teaching Pygmies the English Language. ALBERT BROWN was always hunting, illegally of course. But to make sure he didn't get caught he became a Game Warden. LORETTA KUENLE—after Jack went to the Navy, Loretta went West to Hollywood, but she changed her mind and is now employed as a cigarette girl in Harold’s Club in Nevada. JIM COLBURN after serving a hitch in the Army, became a farmer south of Sutherland. Just recently Jim bought another 1000 acres of land to go with the 5000 he already had. Jim’s top hired men are Charlie Fleecs and Harry Goedert. HARRY MEYEN’S ambition was to be a coach, and now he is in Sidney. Australia with the important job of teaching Kangaroos how to box. IRENE GAMBLE always did talk a lot. and now she is filibustering in Washington, I). C. Irene al- ways had a heavy foot too. and she drives hot rods on her spare time. BEVERLY KING used her Baby face and cry to a great advantage. She is now the top star in the Baby Snooks Show. CHARLIE FUNK became a mining engineer and found a diamond mine. He now rides around in a big Cadillac Convertible. Incidentally he is still single girls. KFLNNETH MAIN after coaching for two years gave it up and went into the trucking business. He now has one of the largest trucking lines in the midwest. His motto is “If you can’t get a box-car, call me”. BONNIE HOLM tried unsuccessfully for eight years to get her a man. She finally got a red-headed Sailor and now they live on a lonely Pacific Island. JOYCE COLBURN played Oil Can Harry's moll in the movies for a few years, but now she models cow girl clothes for Jostins in Texas. MELVIN EARNEY found out that he had the wonderful talent of singing and now he has his own radio show in Hollywood. BETTY' BOY’ER is now the top stunt driver for Joe Chitwood and his dare-devils. IVAN SANDBERG is still the women’s heart-breaker, and has decided women aren’t for him. He just recently completed his 15th divorce. JOAN GOEDERT is still campaigning for Harry S. Truman but she has lost out as he died three months ago. Her next campaign will be for Ned Combs as dog catcher of Sutherland. KATIE RENNEMO is still waiting for Stan to make his first $2.98 to buy a genuine diamond ring from Clint, Texas. Katie spends her spare time listening to the Diamond man, hoping that the prices will go down. Power to you. BILL BAIER now has his own Chicken farm. He just recently won the Title of Champion Chicken Picker of the World. TOM WYATT has now taken over Roy Rogers and Gene Autry's place in the Movie World. His Movie name is Dry Gulch Dan. Incidentally Tom was born in Chicago. GAYrLE B1ERMA is one of the prominent business men of the growing city of Wallace. Gayle is the depot agent on the hurry scurry Branch line that runs through Wallace. DON KENNEDY’ has become a rough and tough Rodeo star. He has replaced Casey Tibbs as the World’s all around Cowboy. —13—

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY Mother Does the Talking A Comedy in Three Acts Wilbur Maxwell Jerry Cox Thirteen year old son. Full of vim, vigor, and vitality. Hercules Nelson Bob Coon Wilbur’s bosom pal, a pint sized atom bomb. Betty Lou Maxwell Joan Goedert Fifteen year old daughter, cute and very attractive. Bernadine Smith Katie Rennemo Betty Lou’s pal, usually sprawled all over the place. Connie Maxwell Phyllis Danielson Seventeen year old daughter, pretty, and helpful. Mr. Maxwell Kenneth Main Father! Head of the house. Mrs. Maxwell Joyce Colburn Mother, head of the house, she thinks. Mrs. Brown Beverly King Mrs. Maxwell’s mother, about sixty. Mr. Brown Tom Wyatt Mrs. Maxwell’s father, about sixty-five. Grandfather Maxwell Don Kennedy Mr. Maxwell’s father, about seventy. Grandmother Maxwell Myrna Dancer Mr. Maxwell’s mother, aged sixty. Aunt Mary Betty Boyer Mrs. Maxwell’s aunt, about fifty. Mr. Hinckley Albert Brown A flighty nervous chap. THE PLACE The living room in the Maxwell home. The same set is used for all three acts. THE TIME Act One, Scene I: An afternoon in late August. Scene II: A few days later. Act Two: A few days after the end of Act One. Act Three, Scene I: An hour after the conclusion of Act Two. Scene II: A week later, early in the morning. The play was held April 10, 11 and we hope that everyone enjoyed it as much as we did putting it on. The director of the play was Mr. William Hasemeyer. We wouldn’t have been able to get along without him. Produced by special arrangement with Heuer Publishing Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. -IV-