Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

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 Back row, left to right: Miss Stoll, D. Eamey, D. Nelson, J. Goedert, E. Keuter, L. Merrill, Mrs. Bay. Middle row: D. Thompson, B. Hughes, P. Flannigan, A. Jared, G. Trego, L. Sadie. First row: K. Goedert, K. Fleecs, J. Orosco, S. Rotert, G. Marrs, C. Sandberg, J. Hulstrom. The officers elected in the Junior class are as follows: President---------- Vice President - - Secretary-------- Treasurer - - - - . Sergeant-at-Arms Student Council - Class Sponsor - - . Co-Sponsor--------- - - Jim Orosco -Jerry Goedert ■ - Don Eamey - Bill Hughes - Dean Nelson Karen Goedert Gary Trego - - Mrs. Bay - - Miss Stoll CLASS FLOWER Red Roses CLASS COLORS Red and Silver CLASS MOTTO You can't be a howling success by simply howling. We started our junior class with 17 members. We gained 3 members, Allen Jared, Janet Hulstrom, and Bobby Redinger. We lost three members who were David Jandebeur, Bobby Redinger, and Allen Jared. On November 22, the American History class went to North Platte for County Govern- ment Day. We found it very interesting and we all sure enjoyed it.

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TOM LAUBNER is very happily married to a sweet, shy, Sutherland girl. They are now living on a very profitable mink ranch in Wyoming. By the way, they each have their own car. LARRY ROTERT is living in Washington, D. C. He is the new Secretary of the Treasury. He and Mrs. Rotert have two small boys and Larry is sure that they will follow in their father’s footsteps. CAROL THOMPSON is teaching guitar lessons to quite a few little monsters. Other than this, a nice young man and the Grand Ol Opre occupy most of her time. On the side Carol is writing a book of poems. DARRELL DANIELSON is a busy man now that he has a Case on his hands. He is owner and operator of a cozy cafe and a self-service laundry. He has to have two businesses so he can clothe his small family. VIRGINIA WHITE is now top designer in a New York designing house. Virginia specializes in children’s dresses for she has six little girls of her own. In her spare time Virginia gives piano lessons. GARY WHITE is a forest ranger in the Halsy National Forest. Gary lives alone in a look- out station in the middle of the forest. The only thing Gary has there to talk to is Mabel, his horse. I asked Gary if he wasn’t lonely but he told me, no, because he had a TV set, a telephone and a little black address book, LUCILLE VASA is now teaching school in North Platte. I asked Lucille how much longer she was going to be single and she told me not much longer. She said there was a bite on the line she cast about two years ago. The one that bites this time is tall, dark, hand- some and rich. JACK SADLE is living in Africa. He is a football coach for the world famous Pigmy team. Jack is having a little trouble teaching them to throw passes high enough for him to catch without lying down. DARLENE WEVER is now teaching guitar in a world-famous music studio. Darlene is also famous for finding the lost chord. Of course, she says, it was purely accidental. FRANCIS WEVER is an admiral in the Navy. He has his own ship and on this ship is a factory. This factory puts out the largest production of gas-pipes known. KATHLEEN WIERhas changed her last name to Dikeman. Besides being married, Kathleen is a very successful first grade teacher. On Saturdays and Sundays she runs a nursery. NORMAN FALING is now coaching the Red Heads. Norman enjoys this because he always did like to be surrounded by girls.

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 Pig-Nuckle Whats This? Why? Gift from the Juniors Working again Drop something