Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1957 volume:

“Presented tde Se Uo (£Ca4 t?957 SudenlcuuC 'rtytpA. Sc£oat SudenlcuuC. '7te m4 z s4k uuzC S z First row: Mr. Hasemeyer, P. Kirts, R. Thompson, L. Canaday, A. McVay, G. Aden, S. Fleecs, S. Danielson, N. King, Co-Editor; P. Campos. Second row: D. Johnston, M. Haugland, D. Hughes, B. McConnell, J. Lundvall, J. Eamey, L. Hilton, D. Fischer, D. Fischer. Third row: R. Elfeldt, W. White, Co-Editor; F. Lunkwitz, B. White, D. Kelly, J. Colburn, J. Combs, G. Funk, E. Weir. 'DecUcatiott To the Sutherland students, not only for 1957, but for yesterday and today. To every student who has played the game in the stands, on the field, or in the gym. To every student who has walked on the campus or studied in the library, who has performed on the stage, who has walked up the steps and into the build- ing, who has ridden the busses or attended Sutherland High School. This, the 1957 LOG, is dedicated. ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ii FRESHMEN ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES GRADE SCHOOL ADVERTISERS Left to right: MR. LELAND VAWSER, Grade School Principal; MR. KURTIS BOWDEN, Superintendent; MR. WILLIAM HASEMEYER. High School Principal. MR. K. W. BOWDEN, Superintendent; Hometown, Arthur, Nebraska. B.S. Degree from Kearney State Teachers College. M.A. Degree from Colorado State Teachers College. Teaches: Geometry. Sponsors: Student Council. MR. W. G. HASEMEYER, Principal; Hometown, Superior, Nebraska. A.B. Degree from Kearney State Teachers College. Graduate Work University of Wyoming. Teaches: Social Studies. Sponsors: Senior Class, Letter Club, and Annual. Coaches: Football and Track. MR. L. VAWSER, Grade School Principal; Hometown, Bloomfield, Nebraska. Two years college work at Midland College. Teaches: Eighth Grade. Coaches: Grade School Football and Basketball. 'pacuittf Seated: Miss Finecy, Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs. Crosby, Miss Magette. Standing: Mr. Thom- sen, Mr. Staab. MRS. ALTHA BABBITT - Hometown: Hershey, Nebraska. B. S. Degree from Kearney State Teachers College. Graduate Work at Colorado University. Teaches: Commer- cial. Sponsors: Library. MRS. MARY LEE CROSBY - Hometown: Sutherland, Nebraska. A. B. Degree from Park College, Parkville, Missouri. Teaches: Home Economics. Sponsors: Junior Class and Junior-Senior Banquet. MISS BETH FINECY - Hometown; Alliance, Nebraska. A. B. Degree from Nebraska Wesleyan University. Teaches: Music. Sponsors: Pep Club. MISS SHIRLEY MAGETTE - Hometown: Kearney, Nebraska. A.B. Degree from Kearney State Teachers College. Teaches: English. Sponsors: Junior Play and Senior Play. MR. BERNARD STAAB - Hometown: Ansley, Nebraska. B.S. Degree from University of Nebraska. Teaches: Vocational Agriculture and General Shop. Sponsors: FFA, Young Farmers Group, and Sophomore Class. MR. VERNON THOMSEN - Hometown: Sutherland, Nebraska. B.S. Degree from Univer- sity of Nebraska. Teaches: Math and Science. Sponsors: Freshman Class. Coaches: Basketball and Assistant Football Coach. £u4tc6n o K Left to right: Mrs. Shinkle, Mrs. Truitt, Mrs. Bowden, Mrs. White. V i c U n g 1 e s 3W 'Driven C u s t 0 d 1 a n t ROSALIE THOMPSON - Rose Age 16, 5'3 tall. Brown hair and blue eyes. Ambi- tion: To be happy and successful. Pet Peeve: People that act childish. Girls Trio 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1. 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2. 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Triple Trio 2, 3, 4; Annual 4. ROBERT ELFELDT - Skip Age 18, 5'10” tall. Brown hair and blue eyes. Am- bition: Rancher. Pet Peeve: Inconsiderate hunters. Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2, 4; Boys Glee 3, 4; Band 1; Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Council 1; Annual 4. DUANE JOHNSTON - Johnnie Age 17, 5'7 tall, Blonde hair and blue eyes. Am- bition; Go to college. Pet Peeve: Some people and teachers. Football manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track manager 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; Boys Glee 2, 3, 4; Letter Club 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1; Annual 4. NORMA KING - Poke Age 18, 5'3 tall, brown hair and brown eyes. Am- bition: Kindergarten teacher. Pet Peeve: People who are always correcting someone when they already know they're wrong. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3. 4; GAA 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 2; Triple Trio 2, 3, 4; Trio 4; Annual 4. LUCY ANN CANADAY - Flat Top Age 17, 5 5 tall, brown hair and brown eyes. Am- bition: Just to get ahead. Pet Peeve: Untrue gossip. Mixed Chorus 1, Girls Glee 1; GAA 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2; Student Council 4; Annual 4. BRUCE McCONNELL - -Goon- Age 17, 5 9 tall, blond hair and blue eyes. Am- bition: To be successful. Pep Peeve: Teachers who think they are always right. Football 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2, 3.4; Track 2, 3, 4; Letter Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3,4; Annual 4; Transferred from O'Fallons 1954. ■ MARY HAUGLAND Age 16, 5 7” tall, brown hair and blue eyes. Am- bition: To be successful. Pet Peeve: People who are always talking about someone else. Mixed Chorus 1; Girls Glee 1, 3; GAA 1, 2; Band 1; Annual 4. DAVID HUGHES - Dave- Age 17, 5'8” tall, brown hair and blue-green eyes. Ambition: To be rich. Pet Peeve: English Teachers Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Boys Glee 3,4; Letter Club 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Annual 4. PAULINA CAMPOS - Pauline Age 18, 5'1 tall, black hair and brown eyes. Ambi- tion: To be a success. Pet Peeve: Loud mouths. Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 1. 2, 4; Annual 4. ALVIN McVAY - Mickey Mouse Age 18, 5'5 tall, brown hair and hazel eyes. Am- bition: To be a hunter and fisherman. Pet Peeve: English Teachers. Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Letter Club 3. 4; Annual 4. JOANNE EARNEY - Jo Age 16, 5'8 tall, blonde hair and hazel eyes. Am- bition: School teacher. Pet Peeve: People who think they're better than everyone else. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3.4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3.4; Pep Club 1, 2,4; Annual 4. DAN KELLY - Steve Age 17, 6'2 tall, brown hair and blue-green eyes. Ambition: Rancher. Pet Peeve; City hunters. Mixed Chorus 2; Boys Glee 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4. PATRICIA KIRTS - Skins and Pickles Age 18, 5'2 tall, black hair and blue eyes. An' bition; To own a Thunderbird. Pet Peeve: People who think they're a lot better than everyone else. Mixed Chorus 1. 3,4, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 3, 4; Annual 4. JERRY LUNDVALL - Luigi- Age 18, 5’10 tall, brown hair and green eyes. Am- bition: To be successful. Pet Peeve: Gossips. Foot- ball 3,4; Basketball 3; Track 3,4; Boys Glee 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3,4; Letter Club 4; FFA 3,4; Annual 4. Trans- ferred from Fort Collins, Colorado. DYALL FISCHER - Fish Age 17, 5'7 tall, brown hair and blue eyes. Ambi- tion: Farmer. Pet Peeve: English Teachers. Basket- ball 1; Track 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Boys Glee 2,4; FFA 2, 3,4; Annual 4. Transferred from O'Fallons High School. DALE FISCHER - Fish- Age 17, 5'8 tall, blond hair and blue eyes. Ambi- tion: Farmer or rancher. Pet Peeve: Roadside hunters. Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, Boys Glee 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Annual 4. Transferred from O’Fallons High School. LARRY HILTON - Ace Age 18, 5'8 tall, brown hair and brown eyes. Am- bition: To be successful. Pet Peeve: Snoopy people Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee 2, 3, 4; Letter Club 2, 3,4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Homecoming King 4; Annual 4. GARRY ADEN - Red Age 18, 5'8 tall, red hair and blue eyes. Ambition: Electrical engineer. Pet Peeve: Teachers. Football 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4. FLOYD LUNKWITZ Age 20, 5'11 tall, brown hair and blue eyes. Am- bition; Rancher. Pet Peeve: City slickers. Boys Glee 3; FFA 3,4; Annual 4. Transferred from Stapleton High School. WARREN WHITE - Scronnie Age 17, 5'11 tall, brown hair and brown eyes. Am- bition: Architectural Engineer. Pet Peeve: Sophisti- cated girls. Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee 1, 2, 3,4; Letter Club 4; Octette 2,4, Quartet 3; Annual 4. SHIRLEY FLEECS - Shorty- Age 17, 5'5” tall. Light brown hair and brown eyes. Ambition: To be successful. Pet Peeve: Kids who think they are better than anyone else. Mixed Chor- us 1, 2, 3. Girls Glee 1, 2, 3.4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader 2,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Annual 4. JACK COLBURN - Coal Burner- Age 18, 6' tall. Brown hair and brown eyes. Ambi- tion: Hunting and Fishing. Pet Peeve: English Teach ers. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Boys Glee 3; Letter Club 3, 4; Student Council 1; Annual 4. SHARON DANIELSON - Blondie Age 17, 5'3 tall. Blonde hair and blue eyes. Am- bition: To be successful. Pet Peeve: People who talk behind your back. Mixed Chorus 1, Girls Glee 1, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3; Annual 4. EDWARD WEIR - Ed- Age 17, 5'9 tall. Brown hair and green eyes. Am- bition: To go to College. Pet Peeve: Nosy people and English Teachers. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3; Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4. GARY FUNK - Hood Age 17, 5'10' tall, Brown hair and blue eyes. Am- bition: To get ahead. Pet Peeve: Troublemakers. Football 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 4; Boys Glee 4; Letter Club 4; Annual 4. CLASS COLORS: Blue-Silver CLASS MOTTO: Judge not, that ye may not be judged. CLASS FLOWER: Carnation CLASS OFFICERS President - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - LUCY CANADAY Vice President...............................JACK COLBURN Secretary-Treasurer - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - DAN KELLY Student Council - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- LUCY CANADAY DAVE HUGHES OAt TO id Met 7cAtMt€Ht We, THE CLASS OF 1957, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make the follow- ing bequests: 1. GARRY ADEN, will my ability to play around with chairs during music to Berney Goedert so he can get B's in music, too. I, PAULINA CAMPOS, will my ability to not giggle to Jeanne Goedert and my height to Emma Holms. I, LUCY CANADAY, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Bob White and Jerry Combs, and my ability to listen to phone calls to Dorothy Cook so she can keep the gossip going in S.H. S. I, JACK COLBURN, will my ability to hunt ducks to Larry Evans and also my ability to get into trouble to Jim Applegate, as he's such a quiet boy. I, JOANNE EARNEY, will my ability to keep quiet in study hall to Sharon Sadie and my height to Norma Dickerson. I, GARY FUNK, hereby will the Nicknames Elvis and Hood” to anybody. I, SHIRLEY FLEECS, will my ex-ponytail to Pam Case and my ability to laugh at Mr. Hasemeyer's jokes to Diane Sandberg. I, DYALL FISCHER, will my ability to behave in school to Jim Applegate, so he won't have to spend so much time after school. I, ROBERT ELFELDT, will my ability to go hunting and come back skunked to Larry Goedert, so he won't kill all the ducks. I, MARY HAUGLAND, will my ability to talk in study halls and not get caught to Marilyn Hayes. I, DUANE JOHNSTON, will my long curly hair to James Applegate and the student man- agership to Bernie Goedert. I, DAN KELLY, being so small in structure, will my littleness to Keith Funk, so he won't run over everyone going down the halls. I, SHARON DANIELSON, will all my abilities to Patty, since she is the only Danielson left, so she can carry on the good name. I, NORMA KING, will my ability to be able to keep quiet and be good to Judy Flanni- gan and my ability to play the piano to Marilyn Moore. I, DAVE HUGHES, will my ability to get along with all the coaches to all the boys who go out for these great sports. I, PATTI KIRTS, will my ability to keep quiet in English class to Joan Kelly, and to the high school I will my laugh, so the halls will never be quiet. I, JERRY LUNDVALL, will my size and weight to Keith Funk, to match his meanness. Also my ability to stay away from girls to Roland Sandberg, so he won't get too involved. I, FLOYD LUNKWITZ, will my ability to get along with girls to Jerry Thompson and my ability to stay in after school to Dick Bowden. I, BRUCE McCONNELL, will my football speed to Jerry Thompson. I, Alvin McVay, will my sideburns and curly hair to Butch King. I, ROSALIE THOMPSON, will my long hair to Diane Sandberg and my ability to drive to Bob White. I, ED WEIR, do will my football ability to Robert Quimby and to Jerry Combs, my ability to get along with the English Teacher. I. WARREN WHITE, will my ability to make A's in chemistry to Jerry Combs, and my great baritone voice to Keith Funk. Se tayi ‘P'tofeAeccf Ten years have passed since a truly fine class has graduated, so let's look around and see what the Seniors of 1957 are doing. SHIRLEY FLEECS - Well, here’s Shirley with her four little prunes and one big goon. She's now living on a farm in the great little city of O'Fallons (It finally got on the map). JACK COLBURN - Jack opened a bar in Sutherland and he calls it Jack's Little Bird Bar. He was such a success. Ole had to sell out. ROSALIE THOMPSON - Rose married Jim and she has some little Thurbers running around now. On the side, she sings for weddings, funerals, and other occasions. This way, she saves a little money for her Dream House. LARRY HILTON - The girls have started a project, To Marry Larry, ” but so far no one has succeeded. He is the nation's top crooner and has money, money, money. ALVIN McVAY - Alvin served his time in the Navy and decided he’d better get out while he could. Now he owns and manages Baynes Milk Dairy” (through relationship). JOANNE EARNEY - Joanne started her career in her Senior year and is now very famous. She won the Indianapolis Speedway Race in her little Ford; now, she plans to go abroad for a few months to race. DAVE HUGHES - Davie now owns the largest fireworks company in the United States. Just for the fun of it, he blows it up every Fourth of July (His psychiatrist is worried). GARRY ADEN - Gary’s life ambition has finally been realized, he got on tne panel TV Show, The Quiz Kids. ” (In his spare time, he tests Soundproof Rooms.) PAULINA CAMPOS - Paulina is the one that went far in our class, she took over Ein- stein's job and is in great demand all over the world. DAN KELLY - Dan’s part in the Junior Class Play went to his head, so he went to Holly- wood to try his luck. He took over the long-awaited part of Rudolph Valentino. MARY HAUGLAND - Mary has always loved to be a critic, so in these past ten years she put Hedda Hopper out of business and now has world-wide fame. GARY FUNK - Gary has now taken over the spotlight from Elvis Presley and has been currently seen on the Ed Sullivan Jr. Show. SHARON DANIELSON - Sharon started her collection ten years ago and now people come from miles around to see her collection, forty-seven diamond rings. ED WEIR - wanted to be a thirty-year man in the Army, after ten years has finally made Private First Class. Ed also wanted to play football and when the Navy heard of this, they canceled all their games with Army. NORMA KING - After winning the trip to Europe ten years ago, wool just went to her head. She now owns one of the largest wool clothing stores in America. Tom is pa- tiently waiting at home taking care of their three children. LUCY CANADAY - Lucy has made quite a climb since she graduated, she is now chief operator for the Bell Telephone Exchange in Washington, D.C. Oh, yes, boys, Lucy is still single. DUANE JOHNSTON - Who has been applying for a scholarship during his additional ten years of high school, has finally won one to Loretta Heights (a girls’ school). ROBERT ELFELDT - Our old classmate, Skip, has been elected President of the United States, his opposing candidate was accidentally shot while they were both deer hunting. The sender of the mysterious bullet has not been found yet (but we know). WARREN WHITE - Well, Scronie has finally made it. President Elfeldt has decided to make his Summer home in Denver, and Warren has been chosen to design the new Cap- itol Building. Antlers are to be placed on the dome. PATTI KIRTS - Well, Pat kept her promise and is a confirmed old maid. She is very happy, though, because they have made gambling legal in Nebraska. She owns the biggest casino in the State and is looking forward to the day when it will be the largest in the world. JERRY LUNDVALL - Is now making money raising four leaf clovers for die-hard Irishmen. (He still drives his four cylinder hoopie, though.) BRUCE McCONNELL - Bruce and his trusy little Plymouth have won world-wide fame lately at International Racing, but so far he has never finished a race yet. DALE, DYALL FISCHER - Dale and Dyall struck oil on their farm, so they made a very wise investment. They bought all the green cheese on the moon, now they are just try- ing to find some way to get there. FLOYD LUNKWITZ - Floyd got on TV quiz program, 'T've Got a Secret. His secret is that he doesn't like Winstons. When they threw him out the door he got a compound fracture (he hasn’t fully recovered yet). WILLIAM HASEMEYER - Good Old Bill is still single these days. He's teaching at Old S.H. S. yet and so is Miss Finecy. She spends most of her time singing, Your Cheating Heart’’ and Tie Me to Your Football Shoes. Alvin Lucy Bruce Sharon Shirley Pat Dan Larry U0%$ fluKOVUl First row: Mrs. Crosby, G. Quimby, P. Morris, A. Holmstedt. R. Sandberg, D. Pueppka, M. Scarlett. Second row: D. Cook, J. Elfeldt, R. Jochum, P. Sandberg, E. Holm, G. Wooden, L. Goedert. Third row: K. Nitsche, J. Haugland, W. King, B. White, D. Dike, J. Combs, L. Evans. President - - - Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Student Council -GARY WOODEN LARRY GOEDERT PATSY MORRIS - WAYNE KING - JERRY COMBS KAREN NITSCHE V CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Pink-White Carnation CLASS MOTTO A quitter never wins, and a winner never quits. Class Sponsor MRS. CROSBY (Icouon, (plaoo 'PCay DATE BAIT CAST 8 Boys 5 Girls Emily Walker - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - JOSEE ELFELDT Agnes Walker - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- EMMA HOLM Ed Walker - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- BOB WHITE Harley Allan - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- LARRY GOEDERT Pat Walker - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - ROSALIE HOUSER Mary Walker...................................MARY ANN HOLMSTEDT Anna Gibbons - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - DORTHY COOK Jim Allan - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - DON DIKE Lester Gray - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- LARRY EVANS Johnny Burns - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - PAT SANDBERG Dave Wilson - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - GARY WOODEN Harold Smith............................................WAYNE KING Officer Benson - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - ROLAND SANDBERG Act I. Scene 1. Evening, about seven-thirty Scene 2. Five hours later. Act II. Three days later. Act III. Scene 1. Seven o'clock, Saturday night. Scene 2. Eleven-thirty, the same night. IN BETWEEN ACTS Act I and II - Boys’ Quartet - Jerry Lundvall, Dave Hughes, Bruce Warren, Larry Hilton. Act II and III - Record Pantomime - Jerry Combs, Jerry Haugland, Raymond Jochum. The play was held November 29-30. Our director was Miss Shirley Magette. We wish to thank her, for she was a wonderful director. Sofe£o Ho e First row . P. McKinley. C. Scarlett, S. Sadie, K. Funk, M Hayes, V. Campos. Sec- ond row: Mr. Staab, B. Goedert, J. Flannigan. D. Clausen, S. Leonhardt, M. Binegar. Third row: J. Bowden, M. Dike, G. Chase, J. Thompson, J. Weir. Not pictured: M. Rowley. President - - - Vice President • Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Student Council CLASS COLORS Green-White • - MARION DIKE ---JERRY WEIR - SHARON SADLE - - KEITH FUNK - SHARON SADLE JERRY THOMPSON CLASS FLOWER Yellow Roses CLASS MOTTO Not at the top but climbing. Class Sponsor MR. STAAB f First row: L. Hayes, V. Nelson, M. Bayne, P. Thomsen, W. Howerton, J. Wooden, D. Sandberg, R. Quimby, J. Binegar. J. Kelly, E. Martinez. Second row: Mr. Thomsen, C. Shaw, B. Houser, S. White, L. McKinley, D. Bowden, P. Case, G. McClure, J. Goedert, K. Brownell. Third row: J. White, B. Vega, D. Dike, J. Applegate, K. Marrs, R. Faling, B. Moore, B. Watten, J. Eshleman, K. White, D. Coker. Not pictured: M. Moore, N. Dickerson. R. Mflnoz, S. Munoz, L. Goedeker. President...........................................ROBERT MOORE Vice President........................................DIANE COKER Secretary.........................................JUDY WOODEN Treasurer...............................................SAM WHITE Student Council - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ROBERT MOORE JUDY WOODEN CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Silver-Green Rose CLASS MOTTO The path to success is wide enough for all. Class Sponsor MR. THOMSEN First row: L. Hilton, D. Hughes, A. McVay, J. Bowden, J. Thompson, R. Jochum, G. Funk. Second row: D. Johnston, W. King, M. Dike, D. Dike, J. Lundvall, B. White, R. Elfeldt, W. White, E. Weir, B. McConnell, B. Goedert. Third row: B. Houser, R. Quimby, D. Bowden, G. McClure, L. McKinley, B. Warren, G. Wooden, R. Faling, B. Moore, J. Weir, D. Dike, S. White, J. Eshleman. Fourth row: Coach B. Hasemeyer, Assistant Coach V. Thomsen. The Sailors copped their opening game with the Hershey Panthers 19-7. All three touchdowns came on passes from McConnell to Hilton. The next week the Sailors swamped the Lodgepole Panthers 26-0. McVay and McConnell ran 3 and 12 yards respectively, while Hilton ran two TD's of 24 and 25 yards. Hilton kicked three extra points. The Sailors blanked the St. Patrick’s Irish 27-0. Hilton and McConnell picked up all four touchdowns on runs of 9, 27, 9, and 10 yards. The Sailors raced past Paxton Tigers 28-7. Elfeldt, Hilton, McConnell and Jochum scored all of the points. The Sailors were edged 26-19 by the Stapleton Broncos. Hilton, McConnell and Combs did the scoring for the Sailors. The Sailors romped over the Tryon Longhorns 51-6. Eight men hit the scoring col- umn. McVay, Hilton, McConnell, Jochum, Combs, Elfeldt, Thompson scoring touch- downs and Hilton and B. White scoring extra points. The Sailors were overwhelmed by the Big Springs Trojans. The lone tally came near the end of the game with a pass from McConnell to Combs. The Sailors brought the season to a close by defeating the Brady Eagles 30-7. The TD's were scored by Hilton, McConnell, McVay, Elfeldt, and Thompson. Two spec- tacular runs by Thompson and McConnell highlighted the game. Thompson ran 65 yards, McConnell ran 69 yards. The Sutherland Sailors won 6 and lost 2. They finished third in the Lincoln County Conference. The Sailors were ranked in tenth place in the State for eight-man football teams in the Omaha World-Herald. LARRY HILTON Halfback LCC Second Team Letters Won SSS ED WEIR Guard LCC First Team All State Letters Won SSSS BILL HASEMEYER Head Coach bruce McConnell Halfback LCC First Team Honorable Mention All State Letters Won SSS ROBERT ELFELDT End LCC First Team Letters Won SSS DON DIKE Center LCC Second Team Letters Won SSS JERRY COMBS End LCC Honorable Mention Letters Won SS JERRY BOWDEN End Letters Won S WARREN WHITE Center Letters Won S DAVE HUGHES Guard Letters Won S JERRY LUNDVALL Guard Letters Won S DUANE JOHNSTON and BERNARD GOEDERT Student Managers RAYMOND JOCHUM Halfback Letters Won S WAYNE KING End Letters Won S JERRY THOMPSON Halfback Letters Won S GARY FUNK End Letters Won S BOB WHITE End Letters Won S Left to right; A. McVay, J. Bowden, B. McConnell, J. Colburn, J. Combs, L. Hilton, E. Weir. The other three members of the first ten are W. White, R. White, and R. Jochum. s O 56 Wallace 43 57 Try on 54 55 St. Patrick's 35 42 Chappell 78 43 Stapleton 58 51 Big Springs 61 61 Brady 58 S O 47 Paxton 37 39 Hershey 27 61 Maxwell 45 55 Madrid 54 45 Oshkosh 58 57 Grant 51 54 Hershey 51 L.C.C. TOURNAMENT 66 Tryon 41 45 Hershey 50 55 Stapleton 75 S.P.V.A. TOURNAMENT 49 Grant 68 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 51 Mullen 26 45 Oshkosh 52 z46et6 zCt L. HILTON, SSSS A. McVAY, SS E. WEIR, SSS MR. THOMSEN, Coach R. JOCHUM, S b. mcconnell, sss J. COLBURN, SS W. WHITE, S J. BOWDEN, S J. COMBS SS B. WHITE, S SecotuC 7ecuft First row: K. Funk, J. Haugland, Student Managers. Second row: Coach R. Nichols, C. Scarlett, R. Sandberg, S. White, D. Bowden, G. Wooden, J. Thompson, R. Jochum, L. Evans, R. Faling, B. White. s O S O 32 Wallace 23 37 Paxton 19 41 Try on 22 42 Hershey 29 28 St. Patrick's 29 40 Maxwell 31 37 Chappell 71 23 Madrid 41 31 Stapleton 13 45 Oshkosh 58 53 Big Springs 19 43 Grant 56 52 Brady 44 26 Hershey 19 ELSIE INVITATIONAL S O 44 Lewellen 30 35 Madrid 34 D.O.T 41 Venango 40 First row: B. Goedert, D. Bowden, S. White, D. Hughes, L. Hilton, J. Thompson, B. McConnell, B. Warren, A. McVay, D. Johnston. Second row: Mr. Hasemeyer, B. Moore, J. Lundvall, G. Funk, J. Combs, W. White, B. White, J, Colburn, R. Faling, R. Elfeldt, J. Bowden. TRACK SCHEDULE Dual Meets April 18 April 24 May 3 Paxton. Hershey, and St. Patrick's Kearney Invitational, Kearney, Nebraska Lincoln County Meet, Brady, Nebraska District Track Meet LETTERMEN First row: B. McConnell, J. Thompson, L. Hilton, A. McVay. Second row: R. El feldt, J. Combs, J. Colburn, J. Bowden. sdett i (?lu First row: E. Weir, B. Goedert, A. McVay, D. Johnston, D. Hughes, L. Hilton, B. McConnell, and R. Elfeldt. Second row: Mr. Hasemeyer, K. Funk, J. Thompson, J. Lundvall, G. Funk, M. Dike, J. Bowden, R. Jochum, and Mr. Thomsen. Third row: W. King, J. Haugland, J. Colburn, R. White, D. Dike and W. White. OFFICERS OF THE LETTER CLUB President........................................LARRY HILTON Vice President...............................BRUCE McCONNELL Secretary-Treasurer - -- -- -- -- -- - JERRY COMBS Sponsor......................................................MR. HASEMEYER The Letter Club held its annual dinner at the end of the school year. The Letter Club initiated the following new members this school year: Dave Hughes, Warren White, Jerry Lundvall, Gary Funk, Wayne King, Ray Jochum, Bob White, and Keith Funk. ScUCofiette Cheerleaders: P. Kirts, S. Danielson. M. Hayes, S. Sadie, R. Thompson, S. Fleecs. First row: G. Quimby, M. Scarlett, L. Hayes, P. Thomsen, P. McKinley, V. Campos, M. Bayne, J. Binegar, J. Kelly, E. Martinez, P. Campos. Second row: Miss Finecy, D. Sandberg, W. Howerton, K. Brownell, M. Binegar, J. Goedert, P. Case, A. Holm- stedt, N. King, J. Wooden. Third row: J. White, S. Leonhardt, K. White, D. Clausen, K. Marrs, J. Earney, J. Elfeldt, J. Flannigan, D. Coker. President - - - - Vice President - - Secretary - - - - Treasurer - - - - Manager of Sales Assistants - - - - Program Chairman Assistant - - - - ----NORMA KING - PATRICIA KIRTS - - JOSEE ELFELDT ROSALIE THOMPSON SHARON DANIELSON -ANN HOLMSTEDT SHIRLEY FLEECS MARLENE SCARLETT - - JUDY WOODEN The Pep Club sponsored homecoming at the Stapleton game. The queen, Shirley Fleecs, and the king, Larry Hilton, were crowned at the halftime ceremonies. A Home- coming Dance was held in the gym after the game. The uniforms are white blouses and red four-gore skirts. pOzAt 7eam ( Aeenie deszA Left to right: P. Kilts, S. Danielson, R. Thompson, S. Fleecs. The cheerleader uniforms for football were red bell-bottom corduroy slacks with cordu- roy middy to match. For basketball they had the same top with a red corduroy skirt which had white inserts on each side. These were lined with white satin. Rich red and white tennis shoes were worn. Second Pecun (PAeenCead zA Left to right: Marilyn Hayes, Sharon Sadie. The second team cheerleaders wore red corduroy skirts lined with satin with a white middy. 2's4.s4. First row: P. Kirts, N. King, P. McKinley, M. Bayne, D. Sandberg, K. Brownell, J. Wooden, W. Howerton, P. Thomsen, R. Thompson, J. Binegar, J. Kelly. Second row: G. Quimby, L. Hayes, S. Danielson, S. Fleecs, G. Goedert, A. Holmstedt, C. Shaw, L. Canaday, S. Sadie, M. Hayes, M. Scarlett, Miss Schwieger. Third row: D. Coker, S. Leonhardt, J. Flannigan, D. Clausen, K. Nitsche, K. Marrs, E. Holm, J. Elfeldt, K. White, M. Binegar, J. White. OFFICERS President - - - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - - - Sales Manager Assistant - - - Spons Manager Assistant - - - SHARON DANIELSON ROSALIE THOMPSON - - - - PAT KIRTS - - SHIRLEY FLEECS - ANN HOLMSTEDT - - SHARON SADLE ----EMMA HOLM ----NORMA KING We initiated the Freshmen at the beginning of the year with a chili supper. The Freshmen had to wear their bobby-sox pulled up to their knees with red ribbons in their hair. The girls spent most of their time playing volleyball, softball, and tumbling. The girls held two picnics - one in the Fall and the other in the Spring. They would hike to the place their picnic was being held. ‘Soya tyCee First row; C. Scarlett, R. Sandberg, S. White, D. Fischer, L. Goedert, D. Fischer, D. Bowden, B. Goedert, V. Nelson. Second row: Miss Finecy, G. Wooden, D. John- ston, D. Hughes, J. Lundvall, L. Hilton. B. Warren. G. Aden. Third row: L. Evans, W. King. B. White. D. Kelly, W. White. G. Funk. R. Elfeldt. tplee First row: E. Martinez. P. Kirts, L. Hayes. M. Bayne, P. Thomsen, D. Sandberg, J. Wooden, P. McKinley, J. Binegar, J. Kelly, M. Scarlett, Miss Finecy. Second row; W. Howerton, N. King. R. Thompson. K. Brownell, J. White, A. Holmstedt, S. Fleecs, S. Danielson, S. Sadie. Third row: D. Coker, J. Goedert, J. Flannigan, D. Clausen, J. Earney, K. Marrs, J. Elfeldt, K. White, S. Leonhardt, P. Case, M. Binegar. Zcccmtet Left to right; J. Lundvall, D. Hughes. B. Warren, L. Hilton. StttaM dfeoufr First row: P. Kirts, R. Thompson, N. King, P. McKinley. Second row; W. Howerton, A. Holmstedt, J. Elfeldt, J. Flannigan. Tttcxect First row: P. Kirts, P. McKinley, N. King, S. Fleecs, R. Thompson, W. Howerton, L. Hayes, V. Nelson. Second row: Miss Finecy, A. Holmstedt, J. Flannigan, D. Johnston, J. Elfeldt, G. Aden, S. White, B. Goedert. Third row: B. Warren, L. Hilton, R. El- feldt, W. White, W. King, J. Lundvall, J. Earney, D. Hughes. S pd Octette Left to right: V. Nelson. G. Aden, D. Hughes, W. King, B. Warren, D. Johnston, W. White, L. Hilton. First row: Mr. Staab, D. Hughes, D. Fischer, R. Elfeldt, L. Hilton, D. Fischer, D. Dike. Second row; R. Quimby, R. Sandberg, J. Weir, R. Jochum, D. Dike. J. Apple- gate, J. Eshleman, B. Houser, L. McKinley. Third row; B. McConnell, J. Lunvall, E. Weir, J. Haugland, W. King. D. Kelly, F. Lunkwitz, R. Faling, M. Dike. J. Thompson. The Sutherland F.F.A. Chapter represented Nebraska at the National F.F.A. Dairy Judging Contest at Waterloo, Iowa, November 2, 1956. The team, consisting of Larry Hilton, Skip Elfeldt. Dale and Dyall Fischer, won the Silver Emblem Plaque. At the district contest, held at Benkelman, the demonstration team won a white ribbon; the public speaker, Jerry Lundvall, won top blue; the creed speaker, Jim Eshleman, won a white ribbon. Mr. Staab, L. Hilton, S. Elfeldt, D. Fischer, D. Fischer. Student (ZauKCtt Seated; L. Canaday. J. Wooden, D. Hughes, S. Sadie, K. Nitsche. Standing: Mr. Bowden, J. Thompson, J. Combs, R. Moore. OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL President - - - - Vice President - - Secretary -T re asurer Sponsor - - - - - - - DAVID HUGHES - LUCY CANADAY - - SHARON SADLE MR. K. W. BOWDEN Our Student Council is composed of eight members, two from each class. Some of the functions that the Student Council sponsored were as follows: They bought the Christmas Tree and decorated it for the school. They held a Christmas Party in the gym, where games were played with the remainder of the evening spent dancing. Some- time this Spring we will hold Bum Day in which all students will dress in old clothes. Then the next week we will dress up in our best suits and dresses for a day. Just before the close of school we will sponsor an All-School Dance. We certainly hope that we have helped the school to have a very successful year. 'P'UHp'UZtK The annual all-grade school music program was given in the High School Gymnasium, December 12, 1956, under the direction of Miss Beth Finecy. Every student from the kindergarten through the eighth grade participated in the program, which was centered around a Christmas theme. The high school mixed chorus then closed the evening's program with a group of carols. The program was arranged as follows: Part I Kindergarten Song - Jolly Old Saint Nicholas Part II First Grade Rhythm Band Part III The Story of the First Christmas This section of the program was a series of six tableau scenes portraying the first Christmas. The Bible story was narrated by members of the eighth grade class, and each grade sang an appropriate carol for each scene. Part IV High School Mixed Chorus “T cKden cuttcK First row: G. Crosby, C. Goedert, M. Epping, D. Dancer, S. Gress, L. Hoatson, A. Crosby. Second row: L. Howerton, E. Holm, S. Wever, K. Beveridge, M. O'Donnell, J. Warren, Miss Schwieger. Not pictured; D. Grow. First row; T. Baker, R. Anderson, C. McVay, R. Shuler, E. Loya. Second row; T. Adams, R. Yost, D. Kealy, K. Cassell, D. Priel, A. Walbert, Miss Schwieger. Not pictured: M. Oliveros, S. Pederson. 'P iat (puuCe First row: D. Gonzales, R. Burch, L. Loya, S. Kendall, K. Reicks, R. McCune, J. Ward, D. Gonzales. Second row: R. Lewis, R. Cody, C. Tyler, D. Ream, J. Stoll, A. Adams, S. Forden, J. Holmstedt. Third row: Mrs. Springer, J. Holm, D. Yeager, P. Callahan, M. Stewart, L. German, D. Yost, V. White, M. Reid. Not pictured; K. Swedberg. Second (pnade First row: M. Moritz, G. Campos, M. Cody, P. Gill, R. Vega, D. Thompson. K. Moore, D. Kendall, P. Cassell. Second row; L. Hermansen, S. Johnston, B. Lundvall, S. Warren, P. Stewart, J. McVay, R. Keuter, M. Kelly, L. Munoz, A. Gonzales. Third row; Mrs. Brownell, C. Campos, J. Baker, S. Goedert, S. Bowden, K. Brand, M. Crosby, E. Kennedy, T. Ungles, V. Brewer. D. Leonhardt. First row: T. Ross, L. Oliveros, C. Adams, B. Forden, J. Shuler, L. Case. Second row: K, Thomsen, L, Holmstedt, R. Stubbs, J. Flannigan, J. Dancer, V. Vega. Third row: Miss Schuler, R. Cassell, K. Beatty, L. Townsend, E. Ream, G. Peterson, R. Brewer. tyuute First row: P. Campos, R. Dike, M. Thompson, D. Warren, C. Adams, L. Loya. Sec- ond row: Miss Roth, D. Reid, B. LaValey, B. Beveridge, C. Ward, C. Callihan, D. McKinley. Third row: D. Swedberg, A. Stewart, A. Vega, D. Marrs, J. Hernandez, K. Kealy, V. Gonzales. First row; S. Cooper, R. Crosby, B. Pickel, N. Reicks, M. Oliveros, T. Shuler, H. Loya, S. Cassell. Second row: Miss Saltzman, L. Goedert, L. Dike, J. McClure, M. Vega, D. Walbert, J. Lovenburg, C. Thomsen. M. Jochum. Third row-. J. Dickerson, L. East, H. Beveridge, D. Jones. E. Crosby, R. Canaday, C. Brand, C. Ringland, S. Lindstrom. tyuuie First row: C. Brownell, M. Dike, S. Beeson, B. Goedert, K. Hermansen, D. Hilton. M. Warren, R. Scarlett, K. Rotert, L. Reicks, L. Hoatson, G. Cooper. Second row: Mr. Nichols, D. Thomsen, D. Munoz, P. Thomas. B. Stoll, P. Vega, D. Bowden, J. Binegar, V. Lovenburg, J. Broge. Third row: G. White, S. Ungles, S. Allison, S. German, M. East, P. Ream, C. Brewer, K. Crockett, J. Magnuson. SixtA (faticCe First row: J. Carlson, L. Eckhoff, D. Sadie, M. Crosby, R. Brownell, F, Thompson, B. Funk, J. Kellie, R. Evans. Second row: Miss Jacob, S. Harshfield, V. Maxwell, L. Adams, F. Munoz, M. Goedert, H. Burch, M, Warren, K. Cassell, L. LaValey. Third row: M. Flannigan, M. Peterson, R. Weir, L. Houser, J. Applegate, M. McVay, S. Applegate, M. Eckhoff, D. Tyler. Seventh tcuCe First row; D. Hayes, J. Copeland, D. Reicks, I. Dike, B. Henningsen, B. Dickerson, J. Brownell, C. Scarlett. Second row: Mrs. Beatty, D. Thomsen, L. Burklund, J. Jochum, D. Thompson. M. Bowden, B. White, L. Hoatson, M. Crockett, J. Binegar. Third row: J. Colburn, M. Moore, M. Ream, R. Meyen, E. Rotert, C. Crosby, V. Kennedy, C. Holmstedt, B. Goedert. SiyfaJl tyuute First row: D. Funk, L. Broge, V. Vega, S. Arnold, J. Binegar, J. Holm, J. Dickerson, P. Danielson. Second row: Mr. Vawser, L. Dike, P. Stubbs, J. Holmstedt, G. Morris, T. Powell, S. Thomas, D. Kellie, R. Peterson. Third row: J. Leonhardt, B. Henning - sen, L. Hahn, L. Gill, H. Beveridge, J. Chase, D. Ortiz, D. Beeson. tyuuCe Pefi (2lu Cheerleaders: D. Thompson. C. Holmstedt, P. Danielson, J. Binegar. First row: Mrs. Beatty, J. Brownell, B. Dickerson, J. Binegar, D. Reicks, L. Broge. Second row: V. Vega, M. Ream, V. Kennedy, J. Leonhardt, L. Dike, R. Peterson. Third row: C. Crosby, B. Henningsen, J. Chase, L. Hahn, E. Rotert, P. Stubbs. First row: J. Jochum, T. Powell, H. Beveridge, D. Ortiz, D. Beeson, R. Meyen, G. Morris, J. Dickerson. Second row: J Holm, J. Copeland, B. Henningsen, D. Thom- sen, L. Burklund, I. Dike, M. Crockett, C. Scarlett, J. Holmstedt. Third row: Mr. Vawser, D. Kellie, B. Goedert, M. Bowden, M. Moore, L. Gill, S. Arnold, J. Col- burn, B. White, S. Thomas. tyuzde 'Saa et zCC First row: J. Jochum, T. Powell, H. Beveridge, G. Morris, J. Dickerson. Second row: C. Scarlett, J. Copeland, J. Colburn, L. Gill, D. Ortiz, S. Arnold, L. Hoatson, D. Funk. Third row: Mr. Vawser, L. Burklund, B. White, M. Bowden, R. Meyen, J. Holmstedt, J. Holm, M. Crockett, B. Henningsen. Fourth row: I. Dike, B. Goedert, D. Beeson, S. Thomas, M. Moore, D. Kellie, D. Thomsen. Courtesy of JticieilfeMt Compliments of NIELSEN CO. Service After the Sale North Platte, Nebraska Phone 700 North Platte MART 1 N'S Meet, Eat, and Drink at AUTO SALES DeSoto and Plymouth Tastee Treat Drive Inn Sales and Service Luncheonette and Fountain Phone 181 307 E. 5th St. Corner 11th and Jeffer's St. North Platte, Nebraska North Platte, Nebr. RUNGE FURNITURE ROYAL New and Used Furniture Phone 354 221 E. Sixth St. walther's OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. North Platte, Nebraska North Platte, Nebraska Your MURPHY 1 G. BALFOUR MODERN MUSIC COMPANY Piano - Organ - Band Instr. Representative Conn - Baldwin JESSE W. 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