Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

Zhe Cog Presented by Zhe Senior Class of 1958 Sutherland Migh School Sutherland, Nebraska Annual Staff First row: G. Quimby, M. Holmstedt, M. Binegar, L. Goedert, J. Elfeldt, R. Sandberg. Second row: J. Bowden, R. Jochum, L. Evans, P. Sandberg, G. Wooden, Mr. Hase- meyer. Third row: J. Combs, D. Dike, W. King, B. White, J. Haugland, K. Nitsche. i I Contents ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES GRADE SCHOOL ADVERTISERS Administration Left to right: MR. LELAND VAWSER, Grade School Principal; MR. WILLIAM HASEMEYER, High School Principal; MR. KURTIS BOWDEN, Superintendent. 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: Physics. Sponsors: Student Council. MR. W. G. HASEMEYER, High School Principal; Hometown, Superior, Nebraska. A.B. Degree from Kearney State Teachers College; M. Ed. Degree from University of Wyo- ming. Teaches: Social Studies and Drivers Training. 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 Football, Bas- ketball and Track. c«xciS£-: faculty Seated: Mrs. Hasemeyer, Mrs. Crosby, Miss Magette. Standing: Mr. Sanger, Mr. Staab, Mr. Thomsen. MRS, MARY LEE CROSBY - Hometown: Sutherland, Nebraska; A. B. Degree from Park College, Parkville, Missouri; Teaches: Home Economics, General Science; Sponsors: Junior Class and Junior-Senior Banquet. MRS. BETH HASEMEYER - 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 and Senior Class Plays, Fresh- man Class, and Library. MR. LARRY SANGER - Hometown; Sturgis, South Dakota; B.S. Degree from Blackhills Teachers College, Spearfish, South Dakota; Teaches: Commercial. MR. BERNARD STAAB - Hometown: Ansley, Nebraska; B.S. Degree from University of Nebraska; Teaches: Vocational Agriculture and General Shop; Sponsors: Future Farmers of America. MR. VERNON THOMSEN - Hometown; Sutherland, Nebraska; B.S. Degree from Uni- versity of Nebraska; Teaches: Math and Science; Sponsors: Sophomore Class; Coaches: Basketball and Assistant Football Coach. CuHchwom Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Adams. Custodian Mr. White, Mrs. Hoatson, Mr. Vawser, Mr. Crockett, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Beatty. I MARY ANN HOLMSTEDT - Annie Age 17, 5'5 tall, Blond hair and Gray eyes. Ambition: To live a happy and useful life. Pet Peeve: Disrespectful people. Girls' Glee 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Small Group 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2,4; Student Council 1; Annual 4; Mary Walker in the Junior Class Play; Homecoming Queen 4. LARRY GOEDERT - Gus Age 17, 5'7” tall, Brown Hair and Brown eyes. Ambition: To be an Aeronautical Engineer. Pet Peeve: Little Brothers. Boys' Glee 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Small Group 4; Football 4; Basketball 1,2; Letter Club 4; Student Council 1; Annual 4; Harley Allen in the Junior Class Play. JOSEE LEE ELFELDT - Jo Age 17, 5 7 tall. Brown hair and Green eyes. Ambition: Nurse. Pet Peeve; Two-faced People. Girls' Glee 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls' Small Group 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleader 2,4; Annual 4; Emily Walker in Junior Class Play; Homecoming Attendant 2,3,4. WAYNE ROGER KING - Butch Age 18, 5 11 tall, Brown hair and Brown eyes. Ambition: Farmer. Pet Peeve: People who hurry me. Boys' Glee 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Small Group 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; An- nual 4; Harold Smith in the Junior Play; Homecom- ing Attendant 2, 3. GRETTA MARIE QUIMBY Age 17, 5 1 tall, Brown hair and Brown eyes. Ambition; Successful. Pet Peeve: People that never pay attention. Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Annual 4. JERRY ALAN COMBS - Tex” Age 19, 5'11 tall. Blond hair and Blue eyes. Ambition; Play Ball. Pet Peeve; Moody People. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Letter Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Annual 3, 4; Homecoming King 4. t GARY LEE WOODEN - Woody Age 17, 5 9” tall, Blonde hair and Blue eyes. Ambition: Pilot. Pet Peeve; People who tell me what to do. Boys’ Glee 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Letter Club 4; Annual 4; Dave Wilson in the Junior Play. KAREN YLEEN NITSCHE - Nitch” Age 17, 5'9 tall. Blond hair and Blue eyes. Ambition: To be an Elementary Teacher. Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than anyone else. GAA 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Annual 4. JERRY LEE HAUGLAND - Susie Age 16, 5 10 tall, Brown hair and Grey eyes. Ambition: To be Successful. Pet Peeve: People who act stupid. Letter Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Student Manager 2, 3; Annual 4. LARRY EUGENE EVANS Age 16, 5 10 tall, Brown hair and Green eyes. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. Pet Peeve: Jerry Combs. Boys' Glee 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Annual 4; Lester Gray in the Junior Class Play. RAYMOND M. JOCHUM - Ray Age 17, 5 9 tall. Brown hair and Blue eyes. Ambition: Farmer. Pet Peeve; Girls' who flirt with everyone. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,4; Letter Club 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Annual 4. ROBERT JON WHITE - Whitey Age 17, 6 1 tall, Brown hair and Blue eyes. Ambition; Get rich before I'm too old to enjoy it. Pep Peeve; People who go to parties and flirt with other guys' girls. Boys' Glee 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Boys’ Small G” Group 2; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 3,4; Student Council 2,4; Annual 3,4; Mr. Walker in the Junior Class Play. DONALD DIKE - Don Age 18, 6' tall, Brown hair and Blue eyes. Ambition: To be a big Farmer. Pet Peeve; Girls that get mad over little things. Football 1,2 3, 4; Basketball 1,4; Letter Club 1,2,3. 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Annual 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. PAT SANDBERG - Patrick Age 19, 5 10 tall. Brown hair and Green eyes. Ambition; To be a successful Farmer. Pet Peeve: Teachers who are hard to get along with. Boys' Glee 4; Football 1; Annual 4; Johnny Bums in the Junior Class Play. DANIEL ROLAND SANDBERG - Rolie” Age 18, 5 6 tall. Brown hair and Blue eyes. Ambition: Farmer. Pet Peeve; Girls who go out with boys because they drive big cars or have lots of money. Football 1,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3; Letter Club 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Annual 4; Officer Benson in the Junior Class Play. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President------ Vice President - Secretary------ Treasurer ----- Student Council WAYNE KING - - BOB WHITE GARY WOODEN JERRY COMBS BOB WHITE JERRY COMBS CLASS MOTTO A quitter never wins, and a winner never quits. ” CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWED Pink- White Carnation LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, THE CLASS OF 1958, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make the following bequests: L JERRY HAUGLAND, will my ability to shut up to the Junior Girls. I, JERRY COMBS, will my nickname Tex” to Marion Dike. I, LARRY GOEDERT, will my ability to get home early after a dance to all Junior boys. I, LARRY EVANS, will my ability to get by coming to school late and get out early to anyone who has a part time job. L RAY JOCHUM, will my ability to make eyes to Joan Kelly to Jim Applegate, and my athletic ability to David Kellie? L ROBERT WHITE, will my height to Donnie Funk. L DON DIKE, will my football ability to Donnie Funk. I, PAT SANDBERG, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Keith Funk. L ROLAND SANDBERG, will my ability to stay awake in English to Judy Wooden, and my ability to pick turkeys to anyone who wants it. L BUTCH KING, will my singing ability to Jerry Bowden so he can serenade his gii' in North Platte. L GRETTA QUIMBY, will my grades in English to Roger Faling. I, GARY WOODEN, will my driving ability to my sister. L KAREN NITSCHE, will my ability to get along with the English teacher to Larry Gill. I, JOSEE ELFELDT, will my ability to get along with Skip to Judy Wooden. I, MARY ANN HOLMSTEDT, will my place on the honor roll to Marilyn Moore. Senior Class Prophecy Ten years have passed since a truly fine class has graduated, so let's look around and see what the Seniors of 1958 are doing. DON DIKE - is now the head of Dike, Dike, and Dike Super-Duper Seedcorn Co. He successfully crossed jumping beans with com and now all you do is drive the wagon down the row and the com will jump into the wagon. GRETTA QUIMBY - Her homemaking abilities have paid off for she is now not only Mrs. Anderson but also Mrs. America of 1968. LARRY EVANS - with his scientific mind made a space ship soon after graduating from S. H. S. and is now on his sixth trip to the Moon. PAT SANDBERG - has taken over his uncle's turkey farm and is now raising turkeys for people in a five state area. KAREN NITSCHE - star of the S.H.S. volleyball team, has won fame and fortune with her athletic abilities. She is to represent the U. S. and Sutherland in the Olympics by playing on the Volleyball team. RAYMOND JOCHUM - an active member of the class of '58 Fender-Bender Club is now a prominent South-side farmer and is married and raising six little fender benders. ROLAND SANDBERG - Lincoln County Commissioner, is still trying to straighten out some of those curves in the road between his farm and town. JERRY HAUGLAND - has always had a flair for figures, he is now an accountant in Omaha and still drives Chryslers, and wears sporty clothes. JOSEE ELFELDT - went into nursing and during World War in won the award for the best bedside nurse because of her bedside attention. MARY ANN HOLMSTEDT - with her great scholastic abilities went to college and became a commercial teacher. She is now teaching in Vassar College. JERRY COMBS - is the President of a Jack-hammer and False Teeth Co's. He is now a family man with three blond girls. ROBERT WHITE - was awarded a medal last week by the Safe Drivers Club of America, for being the world's safest driver. Bob has changed, Huh. WAYNE KING - owns the largest farm in Nebraska. He bought his two sons a doctor's kit and they are following in theit grandfather's footsteps. LARRY GOEDERT - was sued by the IBM Corp. because no one was buying IBM machines. Everyone was going to Larry to solve their problems. GARY WOODEN - still has a craving for speed. He is a test pilot and gets paid by the Mile Per Hour he travels. Gary is getting rich. Gretta Mary Ann Roland Josee Karen Jerry H. Wayne Bob Don Jerry C. Larry E. Gary Larry G. {Juniors First row: Mrs. Crosby, M. Binegar, B. Goedert, K. Funk, J. Flannigan, S. Sadie. Second row: J. Bowden, M. Dike, G. Chase, J. Thompson, J. Weir. President.....................................................SHARON SADLE Vice President...............................................BERNARD GOEDERT Secretary.....................................................MARIE BINEGAR Treasurer.....................................................-JERRY BOWDEN Student Council.................................SHARON SADLJE, JERRY BOWDEN CLASS COLORS Green -White CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO Not at the top but climbing. Class Sponsor MRS. CROSBY junior Class Play MR. MERKLE'S MUDDLE CAST 7 Boys 3 Girls Jinx Keller---------------------------------- Mr. Bill Keller------------------------------ Mr. John McGraw---------------------------- Mr. Obediah Merkle--------------------- - - Clarence Ingles------------------- — - Charlie------------------------------------ Mr. Elroy Hogarty-------------------------- Tabby McGraw --- - ...-------- Mrs. McGraw --- ----------------------- - - Cousin Sara---------------------------------- BERNARD GOEDERT JERRY THOMPSON - - JERRY BOWDEN - - - KEITH FUNK - - - GARY CHASE - - MARION DIKE JERRY WEIR - SHARON SADLE - - MARIE BINEGAR - JUDY FLANNIGAN Act I. The McGraw living room Saturday morning. Act II. The same morning two weeks later. Act III. The same morning one week later. IN BETWEEN ACTS Act I and II - Radio Jumble Act II and III - Presentation of gifts and Christmas Carols. The play was held December 12 and 14. Our director was Miss Shirley Magette. We wish to thank her for she was a wonderful director. Sophomores First row: N. Dickerson, S. Munoz, M. Bayne, ]. Binegar, J. Wooden, W. Howerton, P. Thomsen, V. Nelson, J. Kelly, L. Hayes. Mr. Thomsen. Second row: M. Moore, P. Case, D. Coker, L. Godeker, G. McClure, B. Houser, J. White, R. Quimby, C. Shaw, C. Brownell. Third row: K. White, D. Bowden, J. Eshleman, B. Moore, K. Mans, J, Applegate, R. Faling, D. Dike, R. Munoz, S. White. Not shown; D. Sandberg. President.................................. -..............-JAYNE WHITE Vice President - JEANNE BINEGAR Secretary-Treasurer---------------------------------- KATHLEEN WHITE Student Council..............................KATHLEEN WHITE. SAM WHITE CLASS COLORS Silver-Green CLASS FLOWER Rose CLASS MOTTO The path to success is wide enough for all, Class Sponsor MR. THOMSEN freshmen First row: D. Funk, L. Broge, J. Dickerson, M. Bayne, L. Dike, J. Binegar, A. Her- nandez, P. Danielson. Second row: Miss Magette, R. Peterson, J. Sandberg, S, Arnold, G. Morris, S. Thomas, J. Holmstedt, J. Leonhardt. Third row: D. Kellie, D. Beeson, J. Chase, L. Gill, H. Beveridge, L. Hahn, D. Ortiz, T. Powell. Not shown: J. Holm, V. Vega. President.............................................................DENNIS BEESON Vice President............................................JAMES HOLMSTEDT Secretary -..............................................................SAM THOMAS Treasurer..................................................... DAN ORTIZ Student Council.............................JANICE BINEGAR, TERRY POWELL CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Light Bine -Silver Carnation CLASS MOTTO Never let evil overtake the good. Class Sponsor MISS MAGETTE football Fiist row: T. Powell, D. Funk, J. Dickerson, J. Holm, L. Gill, S. Thomas, R. Sandberg, S. Arnold, G. Morris, M. Bayne, R. Faling. Second row: D. Beeson, K. Funk, D. Bowden. J. Eshleman, G. Wooden, J, Weir, D. Dike, S. White, L. Goedert, D. Ortiz, B. Goedert. Third row: W. Hasemeyer, Coach, H. Beveridge, M. Dike, W. King, B. White, G. Chase, D. Dike, J. Combs, R. Jochum, J. Bowden, V. Thomsen, Coach. Not shown: J. Thompson. The Sailors took the season opener 19-14from Hershey. J. Thompson ran two TD’s while J. Combs ran one TD and kicked one extra point. The Sailors romped over Lodge Pole 40-7. Jerry Combs ran three TD's and kicked four extra points, while passing to J. Bowden for three TD's. The Sailors sailed past St. Patricks 32-7. J. Combs ran two TD's and kicked two extra points, while passing to J. Bowden for two TD’s and passing to J. Thompson for one TD. The Sailors squeezed past Paxton 33-27. J. Combs ran two TD’s and kicked three extra points. Combs also passed to J. Bowden and J. Thompson for a TD apiece. J. Thompson also ran one TD. The Sailors swamped Stapleton 39-0. J. Combs ran three TD's, kicked one extra point and passed to G. Wooden for an extra point. R. Jochum ran for two TD's, and two H. Beveridge to B. White passes clicked for a TD and an extra point. The Sailors took an easy win from Big Springs 44-14. J. Combs ran one TD, kicked two extra points and passed to G. Wooden for two TD's. M. Dike picked up a fumble and ran for a TD, while J. Thompson ran for three TD's for the night. The Sailors suffered their only set back to Brady 18-0 The Sailors threatened five times but couldn't score. The Sailors received a forfeit win from Wallace because of illness on the Wallace Team. The Sailors won seven and lost one. They were Co-Champions in the Lincoln County Conference. The Sailors were ranked in sixth place in the State for eight-man football teams by the Omaha World-Herald. DON DIKE Center LCC Second Team Letters Won SSSS GARY WOODEN End LCC Honorable Mention Letters Won S JERRY BOWDEN End LCC First Team Letters Won SS JERRY THOMPSON Halfback LCC Honorable Mention Letters Won SS TERRY POWELL ROGER FAUNG Student Managers GARY CHASE End Letters Won S DALE DIKE Center Letters Won S BERNARD GOEDERT Guard Letters Won S JIM ESHLEMAN End Letters Won S SAM WHITE Halfback Letters Won S Basketball First row: J. Weir, G. Wooden, R. Jochum, J. Combs, J. Thompson, J. Bowden, R. Sandberg. Second row: Coach Thomsen, M. Dike, W. King, B. White, G. Chase, D. Dike, Managers, L. Gill, D. Ortiz. s 0 63 Wallace 38 69 Try on 35 43 St. Patrick's 42 56 Chappell 75 61 Stapleton 42 48 Big Springs 28 30 Brady 53 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 60 Potter 42 52 St. Patrick’s 44 51 Lodge Pole 48 L.C.C. TOURNAMENT 44 WaUace 29 38 Stapleton 53 42 Hershey 29 B.P.V.A. TOURNAMENT 33 Chappell 49 Tirst Six S 0 43 Paxton 36 42 Hershey 29 60 Maxwell 47 49 Madrid 67 54 Oshkosh 58 52 Grant 54 75 Hershey 26 DISTRICT PLAY -OFF 48 Wauneta 58 J. Bowden, R. Jochum, B. White, J. Combs, J. Thompson, G. Wooden. mmm J. COMBS, SSS J. BOWDEN, SS B. WHITE, SS COACH THOMSEN D. DIKE. S J. THOMPSON, S G. CHASE, S W. KING, S J. WIER, S Second Zeam First row: S. Arnold, T. Powell, J. Weir, D. Beeson, S. Thomas, J. Dickerson, Second row: D. Ortiz, D. Bowden, D. Dike, J. Eshleman, S. White, J. Holmstedt, Coach Nichols. Third row: L, Gill, R. Faling, J. Applegate, G. Chase, M. Dike, H. Beveridge. s 0 S 0 53 Wallace 25 46 Paxton 40 50 Try on 19 31 Hershey 20 42 St. Patricks 40 33 Maxwell 32 45 Chappell 55 39 Madrid 31 33 Stapleton 18 29 Oshkosh 21 35 Big Springs 36 42 Grant 25 24 Brady 29 44 Hershey 37 ELSIE INVITATIONAL Hayes Center 38 36 Zrack J. THOMPSON, J. COMBS, J. BOWDEN First row: J. Dickerson, T. Powell, D. Bowden, L. Gill, K. Funk, S. Thomas, D. Ortiz. Second row: Mr. Hasemeyer, J. Thompson, J. Combs, J. Applegate, R. Faling, J. Bowden, B. Moore, Student Manager. TRACK SCHEDULE Dual Meets Paxton, Hershey, and St. Patricks April 25 Kearney Invitational, Kearney, Nebraska April 30 Lincoln County Meet, Brady, Nebraska May 9 District Track Meet Cettemen Cetter Club First row: R. Sandberg, D. Ortiz, J. Bowden, J. Combs, W. King, R. Jochum, L. Goedert, B. Goedett. Second row: K, Funk, J. Weir, B. Moore, J. Eshleman, J. Thompson, D. Dike, L. Gill, S. White. Third row: Mr. Thomsen, G. Wooden, J. Haugland, G. Chase, B. White, R. Failing, D. Dike, M. Dike, Mr. Hasemeyer. OFFICERS OF THE LETTER CLUB President------------- Vice President------ Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor------------- JERRY THOMPSON ■ - JERRY BOWDEN - - JERRY COMBS -MR. HASEMEYER The Letter Club held its annual dinner at the end of the school year. The Letter Club sold ball point pins for their money raising campaign. The Letter Club initiated the fol- lowing new members this year: G. Wooden, G. Chase, R. Failing, J. Weir, B. Moore, J. Eshleman, D. Dike, L. Gill, S. White, R. Sandberg, D. Ortiz, L. Goedert, B. Goedert. Sailorettes Cheerleaders: M. Holmstedt, J. Elfeldt, M. Moore, M. Bayne, M. Binegar, S. Sadie. First row: P. Danielson, L. Hayes, L. Dike, J. Binegar, J. Wooden, P. Thomsen, J. Kelly, J. Binegar, Mrs. Hasemeyer. Second row: A. Hernandez, R. Peterson, W. Hower- ton, C. Brownell, P. Case, J. Leonhardt, J. Sandberg, S. Munoz. Third row; D. Coker, J. White, K. White, L. Hahn, K. Marrs, J. Chase, J. Flannigan, L. Godeker, Not shown: Diane Sandberg. OFFICERS OF THE SAILORETTES President---------- Vice President — Secretary Treasurer----------- Sales Manager - - Assistant - - - - - Program Chairman Assistant---------- MARY ANN HOLMSTEDT ----KATHLEEN WHITE ----JUDY FLANNIGAN ----MARIE BINEGAR ........JOSEE ELFELDT ........JAYNE WHITE ......SHARON SADLE ......PAT THOMSEN The Pep Club sponsored homecoming at the Paxton Game. The queen, Mary Ann Holm- stedt, and the king, Jerry Combs, were crowned at the halftime ceremonies. A Homecom- ing Dance was held at the community hall sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. At the end of the year we had a joint banquet with the Letter Club at North Platte. The uniforms are white blouses and red four-gore skirts. first Zeam Cheerleaders Left to right: Mary Ann Holmstedt, Josee Elfeldt, Marie Binegar, Sharon Sadie. The cheerleader uniforms for football were red bell-bottom slacks and white blouses with red jackets and red and white detachable hoods. For basketball they wore red skirts with white inserts on each side and white fitted blouses trimmed in red. The skirts were lined with white satin. Both outfits were made of corduroy. They wore red and white saddle shoes. Second Zeam Cheerleaders MARILYN BAYNE and MARILYN MOORE The second team cheerleaders wore white corduroy bell-bottom slacks and red sweaters for football and red and white polka dotted sailor dresses with lacey red petticoats for bas- ketball. Upper right to lower left: Mrs. Kennedy, C. Brownell, K. Nifsche, J. Flannigan, J. White, K. White, K. Marrs, P. Thomsen, L. Dike, L. Godeker, M. Bayne, W. Howerton, M. Moore, J. Elfeldt, P. Case, J. Binegar, S. Sadie, M. Holmstedt, A. Hernandez, J. Bin- egar, D. Coker, J. Wooden, L, Broge, N. Dickerson, L. Hayes, J. Kelly, P. Danielson, S. Munoz, Not shown: D. Sandberg. President.........................................MARY ANN HOLMSTEDT Vice President.....................................................KAREN N1TSCHE Secretary---------------------------------------------- —JOSEE ELFELDT Treasurer..................................................SHARON SADLE Sales Manager -- - — PAT THOMSEN Assistant.................................................MARILYN MOORE Sports Managers.........................JUDY WOODEN, JUDY FLANNIGAN We initiated the Freshmen at the beginning of the year with a chili supper. The Fresh - men had to wear their bobby-sox pulled up to their knees with green bows. They had their hair in small pig tails tied with green bows, and had a sign with GAA on it tied around their necks. The Freshman girls gave a fashion show after supper modeling dresses made of burlap sacks. 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. Boys’ Qlee First row: J. Dickerson, V. Nelson, S. Thomas, D. Kellie, M. Moore, B. Goedert, J. Holmstedt, M. Bayne. Second row: S. Arnold, D. Beeson, L. Goedert, K. Funk, D. Bowden, S. White, D. Ortiz, T. Powell, Third row: J. Bowden, G. Wooden, M. Dike, J. Applegate, W, King, L. Evans, P. Sandberg, L. Gill. (j iris’ First row: Mrs. Hasemeyer, N. Dickerson, J. Binegar, M. Bayne, J. Binegar, S. Sadie, L. Dike, J. Kelly, L. Hayes, L. Broge. Second row: P. Thomsen, R. Peterson, W. Hower- ton, M. Moore, P. Case, M. Holmstedt, C. Brownell, J. Sandberg, J. Leonhardt, J. Wooden. Third row: D. Coker, L. Godeker, J. Flannigan, L. Hahn, J. Elfeldt, K. Marrs, K. White, J. Chase, J. White, M. Binegar. Not shown; D. Sandberg. First row: S. Sadie, M. Holmstedt. Second row: W. Howerton, J. Flannigan. Third row: P. Thomsen, J. Elfeldt. 0iris ’ Sextette Mixed Chorus First row: V. Nelson, J. Holmstedt, L. Hayes, P. Thomsen, S. Sadie, D. Kellie, B. Goedert. Second row: D. Beeson, S. White, J. Flannigan, M. Holmstedt, W. Hower- ton, G. Wooden, L. Goedert. Third row: L. Evans, M. Moore, J. Chase, J. Flannigan, W. King, Mrs. Hasemeyer. Boys ’ Octette First row: J. Holmstedt, V. Nelson, M. Bayne. Second row: B. Goedert, S. White. Third row: M. Dike, W. King. Accompanists Mary Ann Holmstedt, Marilyn Moore 9. 3. tA. First row: Mr. Staab, M. Dike, J. Haugland, D. Dike, W. King, J. Thompson, J. Weir. Second row: M. Bayne, B. Houser, ]. Eshleman, D. Dike, R. Faling, H. Beveridge, J. Applegate, R. Jochum, G. Morris, S. Arnold, R. Quimby, R. Sandberg. The Sutherland F, F. A. Chapter placed seventh in the Grassland’s Hereford show held at North Plane, Nebraska. A ten acre com test plot proved to be a successful money making activity for the chapter. It was not 6nly successful from a monetary value but from experience as well. The chapter cleared $444 and proved it does pay to apply the right kind of fertilizer. The Parliamentary team won a red ribbon at the District Contest held at Wauneta, Nebraska. Jim Holm won a red ribbon in Creed Speaking. Jerry Thompson won a red ribbon on his Treasurer’s book. Jerry Haugland won a white ribbon on his Secretary’s book and a white ribbon on his record book. The Chapter is planning to enter the District Livestock Judging Contest to be held at Curtis, Nebraska on March 14. The annual banquet for the F. F. A. bays and their parents will be held April 17. Student Council Seated: J. Binegar, J. Bowden, J. Combs, S. Sadie, K. White. Standing: Mr. Bowden, T. Powell, B. White, S. White. OFFICERS IN THE STUDENT COUNCIL President------------- Vice President------ Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor------------- -JERRY COMBS - - BOB WHITE SHARON SADLE ■ - MR. 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 and decorated the Christmas Tree. They sponsored a Christmas movie and passed out treats just before Christmas vacation. They are going to sponsor the Teens for Dimes helping to raise money for the March of Dimes. This Spring we had a Bum Day and then a Dress-up Day” the following week. Just before the close of school we will spon- sor an All-School Dance. We certainly hope that we have helped the school to have a very successful year. Christmas Program Kindergarten First row: Mrs. Kennedy, L. Dancer, K. Arnold, R. Oliveros, M. Swedberg, P. Scarlett. Second row: C. Alden, P. Combs, A. Cassell, M. Stewart, C. Crosby, Not shown; R. Munoz. Tirst Grade First row; Miss Hinton, A. Crosby, J. Warren, D. Dancer, R. Anderson, M. Epping, L. Hoatson, G. Crosby. Second row: M. O’Donnell, T. Adams, R. Shuler, C. McVay, C. Goedert, T. Baker, S. Gress. Third row: E. Holm, K. Beveridge, K. Cassell, D. Kealey, R. Yost, L. Howerton, M. Oliveros. Not shown: S. Wever, A. Walbert. Second Qrade First row: K. Reicks, R. McCune, j. Howard, D. Gonzales, R. Cody, S. Forden, L. White, S. Wever. Second row: S. Kendall, C. Tyler, K. Swedberg, J. Holm, M. Alden, A. Adams, J. Holmstedt, D. Ream, Mrs. Brownell. Third row: J. Stoll, D. Yeager, P. Callahan, D. Yost, L. German, C. Livingston, V. White, M. Reid. Not shown; D. Gonzales, M. Stewart, J. Ward. Zkird Grade First row: G. Campos, P. Cassell, D. Thompson, R. Vega, L. Case, A. Gonzales, M. Cody, K. Moore, M. Moritz. Second row: Miss Schuler, D. Leonhardt, P. Gill, S. Bowden, V. Brewer, R. Keuter, G. Alden, D. Kendall, L. Gummere. Third row; S. Warren, J. Baker, R. Brewer, E. Kennedy, M. Crosby, K. Brand, S. Goedert, M. Kelly, P. Stewart. Not shown: L. Munoz, C. Campos. fourth Qmde First row: T. Ross, D. Warren, S. Howard, L. Oliveros, J. Shuler, J. Livingston, J. Dancer, B. Forden, V. Vega, B. LaValey, C. Adams, C. Callihan, R. Dike, M. Thomp- son. Second row: Miss Peterson, K. Thomsen, C. Adams, L. Holmstedt, R. Cassell, G. Peterson, K. Beatty, C. Ward, J. Flannigan, B. Beveridge. Third row; D. Swedberg, E. Ream, J. McConnell, K. Kealey, A. Vega, D. Marrs, J. Hernandez, V. Gonzales, L. Townsend, A. Stewart. Not shown; P. Campos, D. Reid. fofth Qrade First row: D. Wever, S. Cassell, R. Crosby, C. Thomsen, M. Oliveros, L. Goedert, N. Reicks. Second row; M. Jochum, S. Linstorm, J. McClure, J. Dickerson, L. Dike, T. Shuler, D. Walbert, Mr. Nichols. Third row; M. Vega, C. Ringland, C. Brand, D. Jones, V. Gummere, L. East, R. Canaday, H. Beveridge. Not shown: B. Pickel, E. Crosby. Sixth Qrade First row: C. Brownell, K. Rotert, S. Beeson, L. Reicks, D. Munoz, J. Broge, B. Goedert, M. Dike, L. Hoatson, Miss Obershaw. Second row: D. Thomsen, M, Warren, P. Vega, B, Stoll, D, Bowden, P. Thomas, D, White, D, Hilton. Third row: G. White, S. Ungles, S. Allison, C. Brewer, P. Ream, M. East, K. Crockett, S. German, J. Binegar. Not shown; R. Scarlett, J. Campos. Seventh Grade First row: R. Evans, D. Sadie, L. LaValey, F. Thompson, J. Kellie, L. Adams, B. Funk, J. Carlson. Second row: Mrs. Beatty, K. Cassell, H. Burch, V. Maxwell, L. McConnell, S. Applegate, R. Brownell, S. Harshfield, M. Crosby. Third row: M. Flannigan, L. Houser, M. McVay, J. Applegate, F. Munoz, M. Peterson, D. Tyler, M. Goedert. Not shown; R. Weir. Eighth (fracte First row; D. Hayes, D. Bayne, I. Dike, J. Copeland, B. Henningsen, D. Reicks, B. Dickerson, M. White, J. Brownell. Second row: D. Thomen, D. Thompson, J. Binegar, M. Crockett, V. Kennedy, M. Ream, J. Jochum, L. Hoatson, L. Burklund, Mr. Vawser, Third row: C. Holmstedt, M. Bowden, C. Crosby, M. Moore, R. Meyen, E. Rotert, B. Goedert, J. Colburn, B. White. Cheerleaders: M. Goedert, C. Holmstedt. First row: J. Carlson, J. Kellie, L. LaValey, K. Cassell, B. Dickerson, J. Brownell, D. Sadie. Second row; Mrs. Beatty, V. Maxwell, D. Reicks, D. Thompson, M. Peterson, S. Applegate, S. Harshfield, M. Crosby. Third row: D. Tyler, V. Kennedy, M. Ream, E. Rotert, C. Crosby, L. Houser, J. Binegar, M. Flannigan. Crude Pep Club Grade football First row-. I. Dike, J. Jochum, M. Bowden, M. Moore, R. Meyen, J. Colburn, B. Goed- ert, D. Thomsen. Second row: H. Burch, R. Evans, B. Funk, F. Thompson, M. White, R. Brownell, D. Bayne, L. Adams, D. Hayes. Third row: Mr. Vawser, J. Copeland, L. Hoatson, F. Munoz, M. Crockett, J. Applegate, M. McVay, B. White, B. Henningsen, L. Burklund. Grade basketball First row: I. Dike, D. Thomsen, M. McVay, J. Colburn, R. Meyen, M. Moore, B. Goedert, J. Jochum, J. Copeland. Second row: Mr. Vawser, B. Funk, L. Adams, M. White, L. McConnell, D. Bayne, H. Burch, F. Thompson, R. Evans. Third row; L. Hoatson, B. Henningsen, B. White, M. Bowden, J. Applegate, F. Munoz, M. Crockett, L. Burklund, R, Brownell. Congratulations, Seniors (A't do6 DRUG CO. Phone 44 Phone 80 Sutherland, Nebraska Sutherland, Nebraska CLEANERS Gas - Grease - Oil Tank Wagon Service Top in Dry Cleaning Pickup and Delivery Phone 87 Sutherland, Nebraska 0 Paxton, Nebraska Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation $ 10,000 Phone 4 1 0 CONOCO SERVICE CENTRAL NEBRASKA TELEPHONE CO. 24 Hour Service Phone 62 Sutherland, Nebraska Sutherland, Nebraska BRIGGS AND LE U SUTHERLAND LAUNDRY Phone 47 Lumber, Coal, and Hardware Sutherland, Nebraska Sutherland, Nebraska A Good Bank in a Good Town SUTHERLAND CLINIC DR. H. E. MOORE DR. J. C. BAKER Phone 1 DR. S. F. BLATTSPIELER Phone 27 Ac?z(£c n LOCKERS DELORES AND JACK HUMPHREY Quality Groceries and Meats Phone 158 Sutherland, Nebraska Sutherland For the Best Dairy Products Always the Peak of Quality S FUNERAL HOME Look For - - - Fairmont’s Grade “A” Milk Fairmont’s Ice Cream Fairmont’s Cottage Cheese 421. W. 4th St. THE PAIRMONT FOODS CO. 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Street North Platte, Nebraska North Platte, Nebraska ROYAL WM_T H ERS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. CLIP JOINT North Platte, Nebraska Booster for Sutherland Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1958 THE HERSHEY MILLS ELECTRIC Sutherland, Nebraska Hershey, Nebraska LYON'S I. G, A. FOODLINER Meet, Eat, and Drink at ggg TASTEE TREAT LUNCHEONETTE AND FOUNTAIN North Platte, Nebraska Corner 11th and Jeffers St. North Platte, Nebraska vo u nig’s SPORTING GOODS Everything in Sports OfwtcJt e Phone 882 We Give and Redeem North Platte, Nebraska Hometown Stamps North Platte, Nebraska “Congratulations N1 EE LSENS VALLEY ELECTRONIC SUPPLY 713 North Jeffers Service After the Sale Phone 4430 Phone 700 North Platte North Platte, Nebraska KING FONG CAFE FREY LOCKER Since 1925 Buyers of Cream Poultry and Eggs American and Chinese Dishes Phone 29W North Platte, Nebraska Paxton, Nebraska DR. 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Dewey North Platte, Nebr. COKERS MODERN! STORE OFFICE EQUIPMENT Dry Goods All Makes of Portable Typewriters Groceries and Meats Phone 30 Sales - Service - Rentals Sutherland, Nebraska 120 West A. Ogallala, Nebr. JOE'S TEXACO SNO-E-WHITE teAco 1r Phone 266 We Give S H Green Stamps VERNON AND ETHEL THOMSEN Phone 13 Sutherland, Nebraska Sutherland Your l_. 3. SHERMAN'S BALFOUR COMPANY SERVICE Representative JESSE W. CRANE Your Champlin Dealer Box 121 Sutherland North Platte, Nebraska 4 V. - V- t ' •, - - . - V •:. ' - •■: :• . . : V ■ % • £ .w. • • . : • . . '• • . .'-v. • • w . • -• • • ; ‘ - ✓ . • .. • ’ • V • •' ■ • •.. ••- .“ — • • '•• ••.:•• • •• • y . . v -• •!? .a? -v •