Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

Zke Cog f s Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS of 1959 SUTHERLAND HIGH SCHOOL Sutherland, Nebraska Annual Staff SEATED: M. Binegar, J. Binegar, J. Bowden, J. Flannigan, S. Sadie. STANDING: Mr. Bowden, J. Weir, J. Thompson, M. Dike, G. Chase, K. Funk, J. Eshleman, B. Goedert, Mr. Thomsen. Staff members that work. For more than a quarter of a century, Sutherland High School has stood as a center of learning in our community. Hundreds of students have gone out from this school to take their place in colleges, voca- tions and jobs. The records of achievement which they have left be- hind and the measures of success which have come to them, indicate that Sutherland High School was and is an institution of learning of which any community might be proud to call its own. And so, in appreciation to their guidance, understanding, confi- dence, encouragement and all who have helped to maintain our school; to every teacher who has taught in the class rooms; to our parents who have inspired us; to the principals who have guided us; and to this community which has supported us. To all of this, we, the Senior Class of '59, want to dedicate this annual. Contents ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES GRADE SCHOOL ADVERTISERS ii i±a, Administration Middle; MR. KURTIS BOWDEN, Superintendent. Right: MRS. RUBY WALSH, Grade School Principal. Left: MR. VERNON THOMSEN, High School Principal. MR. K. W. BOWDEN, Superintendent-Hometown: Arthur, Nebraska; B.S. De- gree from Kearney State Teachers College; M.A. Degree from Colorado State Teachers College. Teaches: Geometry. Sponsors: Student Council. MR. V. THOMSEN, High School Principal - Hometown: Sutherland, Nebraska. B.S. Degree from University of Nebraska. Teaches: Math and Science. Sponsors: Senior Class; Coaches Basketball. MRS. RUBY WALSH, Principal of Grade School - Hometown: Otoe, Nebraska. Has attended the University of Nebraska and Colorado; a member of the Nation- al Educational Association; taught in Nebraska, Utah, and Colorado. Teaches: Eighth Grade. To the Senior Class of 1959, You have worked many hours putting together a yearbook which will serve as a memento of your senior year, and which will bring back mem- ories of good times you have had during your senior year. We hope that each of you may cherish it always. To you who are graduating into a world threatened to be destroyed by the hydrogen bomb and man's own science, yet has more opportunities for each individual than any other graduating class, we wish the best of happiness and success. Mr. K. W. Bowden Superintendent FACULTY 'C' s3MM k. r f FRONT ROW: Robert Grasmick, Mary Lee Crosby, Ted Mills. BACK ROW: Larry L. Mackenstadt. Bill Beavers, Robert Gascoyne. ROBERT GRASMICK - Hometown: Scottsbluff, Nebraska. B.S. Degree at Uni- versity of Nebraska. Teaches: Vocational Agriculture and Shop. Sponsors: F.F.A. MRS. MARY LEE CROSBY - Hometowns Sutherland, Nebraska. A.B. Degree from Park College, Parkville, Missouri. Teaches: Home Economics and General Science. Sponsors: Junior Class, Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet, and Pep Club. TED MILLS - Hometown: Westerville, Nebraska. B.A. Degree at Nebraska's State Teachers College. Teaches: Geography, American History, American Government, and Driver's Education. Coaches: Football and Track and Grade Athletics. Sponsors: Freshmen. LARRY L. MACKENSTADT - Hometown: Leigh, Nebraska. B.A. Degree at University of Nebraska. Teaches: Music and Band. BILL BEAVERS - Hometown: Kearney, Nebraska. B.A. Degree at Kearney State Teachers College. Teaches: Commercial. Coaches: Basketball. Assist- ant Football and Track. Sponsors: Sophomore Class. ROBERT W. GASCOYNE - Hometown: Centralia, Illinois. B.A. Degree and L.L.B. Degree at Valpariaso University, Velpariaso, Indiana. Teaches: English, Speech, and Dramatics. Directs: Junior and Senior Plays. MRS. THOMPSON - MRS. ADAMS PETE GLAZE MRS. HOATSON, MRS. STEWERT, RAY CANADY LYLE WHITE, JACK HUMPHRY JERRY WAYNE BOWDEN Age 18, 5 10 tall, Black hair and Hazel eyes. Ambition: To play pro ball. Pet Peeve: Men that are six two, weigh 200 lbs., and look like Rock Hudson. Boys' Glee 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Foot- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Letterclub 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Annual 3,4; Home- coming Attendant 1,2,4. MARI GAIL B1NEGAR Age 17, 5’7 tall. Brown hair and Brown eyes. Ambition: To be a success, and have fun in whatever I do. Pet Peeve: People that talk about you behind your back and think they are better than anyone else. Girls' Glee 1,2, 3, 4;Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; GAA 1,2, 4; Cheer- leader 3; Annual 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4. V MARION RICHARD DIKE Age 18, 6' tall. Brown hair and Blue eyes. Ambition: Make money. Pet Peeve: Brownies. Boys' Glee 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Octett 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Letterclub 1,2, 3, 4; Annual 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3. GARY DALE CHASE Age 18, 6'1 tall, Brown hair and Hazel eyes. Ambition: To live a successful life. Pet Peeve: Teachers. Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Letterclub 3, 4; Annual 4. KEITH FOSEPH FUNK Age 17, 5'11 tall. Brown hair and Green eyes. Ambition: To be successful Pet Peeve: English Teachers. Boys' Glee 3: Basketball 3; Student Man- ager 2; Track 1,2, 3,4; Letterclub 2,3,4. JUDY KAY FLANN1GAN Age 17, 5'6 tall. Brown hair and Blue eyes. Ambition: To have fun and be successful. Pet Peeve: People that talk behind your back. Girls' Glee 1,2, 3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Small Groups 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Prom Attendant 3. BERNARD RAYMOND GOEDERT - Bernie SHARON KAY SADIE Age 17, 5'5 tall, Brown hair and Hazel eyes. Ambition: To do something in the future. Pet Peeve: People that think that they are better than anyone else. Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 3,4; Small Groups 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4; Annual 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Home- coming Queen 4. Age 17, 5’8 tall, Brown hair and Brown eyes. Ambition: To make-out. Pet Peeve: Shaking hands. Boys' Glee 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Octett 3; Football 3, 4; Basketball 4; Letterclub 1, 2,3,4; Student Manager 1,2; Student Council 1: Annual 4. JERRY VERNON THOMPSEN - Tom Age 17, 5’10 tall, brown hair and brown eyes. Ambition: Veterinarian. Pet Peeve: Loafers. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 1,2, 3,4; Annual 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Prom Attendant 3; Homecoming Attendant 4. JERRY EUGENE WEIR - Tex II Age 18, 5'10 tall, brown hair and hazel eyes. Ambition: To be successful. Pet Peeve: English teachers. Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Letter Club 3,4; Annual 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Homecoming King 4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President-------------- - --------------------BERNIE GOEDERT Vice President---------------------------------- — - JERRY WIER Secretary.......................................JUDY FLANNIGAN Treasurer.......................................JERRY THOMPSON Student Council Members - - SHARON SADLE and JERRY THOMPSON CLASS MOTTO ’’Not at the top but climbing” Class Colors Class Flower Green and White Yellow Rose Cast Will and We, the Class of 1959, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make the following bequests: I, MARIE BINEGAR, since this is my last year of walking the Halls of S. H. S. will the 3 Binegar girls, Jean, Janice and Jane, to carry on the Binegar name for as many years as it takes them to fulfill this. I also will my ability to go out with and get along with the boys to Virginia K. as she has such a hard time of finding a boy friend. I, MARION DIKE, will my athletic ability to Sam White, and my ability to get along with girls to Peache as I think he needs it. I will my ability to be a BROWNIE to the Junior girls so they can get passing grades. I, JUDY FLANNIGAN, being too weak to continue will all of my Brains” to my little sister so she won't have to stay home from music clinics like I did and will my good looks to Bill Houser since he likes them so much. I also want to will all of my scholarships and 4-H ribbons to Marilyn Moore as she will never have the privilege of receiving any. I, BERNARD GOEDERT, being weak period, will my ability to play football to my little brother if it will help him any, and my D average to anyone who doesn’t like to study. I, JERRY WIER, will my ability of getting teased to Peachy and I also will my ability of getting along with girls to Peachy so he will slow down. I will my ability to get along with the English teacher to Bill H. I, GARY CHASE, will my height to little Don F. so he can kiss his girl- friend, Karen Marrs. I, JERRY THOMPSON, will my ability to get along with girls to Peache as I think he needs it very much and my ability to make points at basketball games goes to any player who wants it. I, KEITH FUNK, being of sound mind and weak body, do hereby will my weight to Bob Q. as he is so thin and my mild manners to Virgil N. because he is so wild. I, SHARON SADLE, will my long wavy hair to Diane Coker since hers is so short and curly. I also will my tallness to Karen M. since she needs the growth. I, JERRY BOWDEN, will my ability to stay home and away from girls at nights to my two younger brothers, Dick and Mick, so that they won't spend all of their money. I also will my ability to argue with my dad to all of bfc students of next year so that they can get better grades from him than I did. Prophecy MARION DIKE has had to change his pet peeve, Browny, in order to fulfill his ambition to make money. After marrying his boss's daughter he is now Vice President of the White Oil Inc. and the biggest browny in the company. JERRY THOMPSON always wanted to become a veterinarian but after his knee operation he decided to become an M. D. Jerry now pursues his pet peeve, loafing, and we see him every day loafing around the hospital with the nurses. KEITH FUNK is now completing a jail sentence for assaulting a game warden. He always did have trouble with them. The warden caught Keith in the act of poaching. He was poaching duck eggs stolen from the river. JUDY FLANNIGAN always liked music and wanting to be a secretary is now the singing secretary of Elvis Presely. If she isn't careful she's going to get fired for selling more records than Elvis. BERNIE GOEDERT is now working with his dad in the Sutherland Electric Com- pany. He finally married and now has several little doctors and electricians running around the house. JERRY WEIR after completing four years of college, we find Jerry has formed a corporation with his father-in-law and they are now producing Glazed Doughnuts. Jerry says, If you can't lick em, join em.” GARY CHASE while working on a highway construction crew as a senior de- cided there were too many curves in the Alcan Highway, so he is now head man of L. C. M. S. Construction Company, ’’ which is now completing the job. L. C. M. S. - Less curves and more straightaways, Gary always did like his drag races. MARIE BINEGAR, we find is in a very happy home, consisting of her husband and her mother. You see Marie never was what you'd call a good cook, so her mother helps her out once in a while. JERRY BOWDEN, after graduating from S. H. S. decided to end his bachelor career by marrying that famous movie star Sharon Sadie. While Sharon is busy putting Jerry through college, she is also busy taking care of her immediate family. And by the way, Jerry is just as big a brownie in college as he was in high school. SHARON SADLE, after her marriage to Jerry Bowden is now a faithful housewife and mother of 3 blonde-headed children. P. S. They need 2 more for a good basketball team, says Jerry. Senior Class Play She Stoops To Conquer by Oliver Goldsmith Cast Mr. Richard Hardcastle — ----------— • —-------------------------- Gary Chase Mrs. Dorothy Hardcastle.............................................Judy Flannigan Miss Kate Hardcastle...................................................Marie Binegar Tony Lumpkin...........................................................Keith Funk Miss Constance Neville ------------ - -------------------------- Sharon Sadie Diggory--------------------------------------------------- Jerry Thompson Sir Charles Marlow-------------------------....---------------------- Jerry Weir Dick------------------------------------------------------------------- Jerry Weir Young Charles Marlow------------------------------------------------- Jerry Bowden George Hastings------------------------------------------ .... Bernard Goedert Stingo; Roger; Jeremy--------------------------------------------- Marion Dike Act I. Scene I. Mr. Hardcastle’s House Scene II. The Three Pidgeons Inn Acts II, HI, IV. Mr. Hardcastle’s House Act V. Scene I. Mr. Hardcastle's Wooded Garden Scene II. Mr. Hardcastle's House IN BETWEEN ACTS Thursday --- - Donna Thompson (Solo) Friday -- - — - - - Girls’ Quartette Our director was Mr. Robert Gascoyne. We wish to thank him, for he is a wonderful director. Senior Baby Pictures Anything Qoes Graduation FRONT ROW: N. Dickerson, S. Munoz, D. Sandberg, J. Wooden, J. Binegar, M. Moore, V. Nelson, W. Howerton, P. Thomsen, J. Kelly. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Crosby, K. Brownell, J. Goedert, J. White, D. Coker, R. Quimby, L. Godeker, P. Case, C. Shaw, P. Glaze. THIRD ROW: K. White, B. Moore, J. Eshleman, D. Dike, K. Marres, S. White, R. Failing, B. Houser, D. Bowden. President................................................MARILYN MOORE Vice President...................................JIM ESHLEMAN Secretary....................................... BOB MOORE Treasurer..................................................DIANE COKER Student Council.....................DIANE COKER, JIM ESHLEMAN CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Silver-Green Rose CLASS MOTTO ’’The path to success is wide enough for all Class Sponsor MRS. CROSBY JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Meet Me at the Prom Cast 6 Boys 10 Girls Mom Madigan - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - KATHERINE BROWNELL Lucy Trainor — - -- -- - — - — - -- -- WILMA HOWERTON Sheila Rollens----------------------------------- JOAN KELLY Winnie Clark---------------------------------JEAN GOEDERT Gert Anderson — - —------- - — - — - — MARILYN MOORE Ada Short - -- -- -- - -- -- -- - - - -- - DIANE SANDBERG Elwood Simpson----------------------------------- SAM WHITE Monk Stacy--------------------- — VERGIL NELSON Pudge Burnett----------------- — DALE DIKE Julia Cartwright-----------------------------------PAM CASE Elsie Hacker.....................................JAYNE WHITE Cal Henry.................................... JIM ESHLEMAN Mrs. Trainor - -- — - — ---- - KAREN MARRS Don Leonard------------------------- - BOB MOORE Miss Fanshaw...................................CAROLYN SHAW Act I: The present; afternoon of a day in autumn. Act II: A few days later; afternoon. Act III: Scene I: The following afternoon. Act III: Scene II: Early evening of the following day. In Between Acts Act I and II: Sextette and Mixed Octette Act II and III: Crazy Little Red Riding Hood. The play was held November 13 and 14. We wish to thank our fine director, Mr. Gascoyne for helping to make our play a success. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW; L. Broge, D. Funk, L. Dike, J. Sandberg, J. Dickerson, J. Binegar, A. Hernandez, P. Danielson. SECOND ROW: D. Beeson. J.Chase, L. Gill, S. Thomas, J. Holm, D. Ortez, G. Morris. THIRD ROW: Mr. Beavers, S. Arnold, J. Holmstedt, T. Powell, H. Beveridge, D. Richards, D. Kellie. President............................................TERRY POWELL Vice President -- ----------------- .....-------------DANIEL ORTIZ Secretary.......................................................SAM THOMAS Treasurer...............................................LARRY GILL Student Council....................JANICE BINEGAR, DENNIS BEESON CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Light Blue-Silver Carnation CLASS MOTTO Never let evil overtake the good. Class Sponsor MR. BEAVERS FRONT ROW: J. Brownell, D. Reiks, D. Thompson, L. Burkland, J. Jochum, J. Cope- land, M. White, B. Dickerson, D. Hayes. SECOND ROW: D. Thomsen, V. Kennedy, C. Holmstedt, M. Crockett, J. Binegar, M. Ream, L. Hoatson, I. Dike. THIRD ROW: B. Goedert, C. Crosby, J. Colburn, R. Meyen, M. Moore, M. Bowden, E. Rotert. President..............................................MILAN MOORE Vice President.........................................JAYNE BINEGAR Secretary........................................DONNA THOMPSON Treasurer--------------------- - - ----------------- - BILL GOEDERT Student Council..................-JAYNE BINEGAR, MILAN MOORE CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Pink-Silver Pink Carnation CLASS MOTTO Build for character and not for fame” Class Sponsor MR. MILLS ATHLETICS FIRST ROW: M. White, D. Thomsen, J. Dickerson, J. Holm, B. Goedert, D. Ortiz, D. Funk. SECOND ROW: D. Beeson, S. Arnold, G. Morris, S. Thomas, B. Goedert, T. Powell, L. Gill, J. Weir, M. Bowden, J. Colburn. THIRD ROW: Coach Mills, D. Bowden, J. Thompson, D. Dike, H. Beveridge, G. Chase, J. Eshleman, J. Bowden, R. Meyen, M. Moore, Coach Beavers. NOT SHOWN: M. Dike, S. White, I. Dike. The Sailors took their opener with the Hershey Panthers 32-6. J. Weir, J. Eshleman, and T. Powell each scored I touchdown while J. Bowden scored 2 and M. Moore scored 2 extra points. The Sailors sailed past the Lodgepole Tigers 13-0. J. Bowden scored 2 touchdowns while Bill Goedert scored one extra point. The Sailors lost to St. Patricks 27-20 in a very exciting game. J. Weir scored 1 touchdown while J. Thompson scored 2 touchdowns and M. Moore kicked one extra point. The Sailors lost to Tryon 26-19. J. Bowden, R. Meyen and H. Beveridge scored touchdowns and J. Bowden scored an extra point. The Sailors lost to Paxton 24-6. J. Weir scored the touchdown. The Sailors won their homecoming game with Stapleton 22-0. J. Weir, Bowden, and Thompson scored touchdowns. J. Thompson and M. Moore scored extra points and M. Dike a safety. The Sailors lost to Big Springs 38-6. J. Bowden scored for Suther- land. Three regulars were sidelined with injuries. The Sailors were beaten by Brady 13-6. J. Bowden scored the Sailor's only tally. Sailors 20 - Wallace 6. J. Bowden, R. Meyen and G. Morris each reached paydirt. J. Eshelman added 2 extra points. The season record of 4 wins, 5 losses was not indicative of the spirit of the team, as injuries toj. Weir, J. Thompson, and S. White at mid- season hurt severely, but the remaining squad never quit fighting. MARION DIKE Guard LCC Second Team Letters Won SSSS BERNARD GOEDERT Guard LCC Honorable Mention Letters Won SS JERRY THOMPSON Halfback LCC Honorable Mention Letters Won SSS JERRY WEIR Halfback LCC Honorable Mention Letters Won SS TED MILLS Head Coach JERRY BOWDEN Quarterback LCC First Team Letters Won SSS DALE DIKE Center LCC Second Team Letters Won SS RODNEY MEYEN Halfback Letters Won S DICK BOWDEN Halfback Letters Won S S O S O S O 40 Wallace 34 55 Brady 53 51 Madrid 54 56 Tryon 44 48 Paxton 40 71 Oshkosh 55 56 St. Pats 57 58 Hershey 62 54 Grant 45 44 Stapleton 33 71 Maxwell 54 77 Hershey 63 56 Big Springs 48 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT L.C. C. TOURNAMENT S.P. V.A. TOURNAMENT 58 St. Pats 55 43 Wallace 33 56 Grant 36 51 Lodgepole 58 39 Hershey 48 41 Lodgepole 51 51 St. Pats 49 61 Imperial 50 FIRST FIVE J. Weir, S. White, G. Chase, M. Dike, J. Bowden S. White D. Dike J. Well D. Bowden COACHES Mr. Beavers Mr. Thomsen G. Chase J. Bowden T. Powell B. Goedert R. Fa ling Second Zeam FIRST ROW: M. White, J. Jochum, D. Thomsen, M. Crockett, J. Dickerson, L. Hoatson, J. Copeland, Mr. Thomsen. SECOND ROW: G. Morris, D. Beeson, M. Bowden, J. Colburn,J. Holmstedt, B. Goedert, S. Thomas. THIRD ROW: M. Moore, T. Powell, D. Richards, H. Beveridge, R. Faling, R.Meyen, S. Arnold. s O S O 24 Wallace 19 47 Hershey 33 51 Tryon 20 41 Maxwell 27 39 St. Pats 31 41 Madrid 42 39 Stapleton 38 38 Oshkosh 34 42 Big Springs 15 35 Grant 40 46 Brady 63 47 Hershey 32 42 Paxton 35 ELSIE INVITATIONAL 55 Brule 14 35 Madrid 40 38 Elsie 30 Zrack. Squad FIRST ROW: S. Arnold, M. Moore, B. Goedert, M. Crocket, D. Ortiz, S. Thomas, J. Dickerson, J. Jochum, M. White, J. Holmstedt. SECOND ROW: Mr. Beavers, S. White, R. Faling, T. Powell, J. Bowden, J. Thompson, D. Bowden, R. Meyen, M. Bowden, J. Colburn, Coach Mills. Cettemen T. Powell D. Bowden J. Thompson R. Faling J. Bowden R. Meyen April 6 - North Platte Junior Varsity 51$, Sutherland 49$ points, Hershy 47 points. April 13 - Sutherland defeated Paxton 73$ to 51$. April 21 - St. Pats 56, Hershey 49, Sutherland 43. April 24 - Sutherland placed 6th out of 45 class C schools at the Kearney Invitational. April 29 - We received second place at the I.C.A.A. meet. May 7 - District meet at McCook - Jerry Bowden qualified for the state meet in the pole vault at 11'4”. Throughout the season the following boys were consistent point getters. Jerry Bowden - Pole vault, 11'4 - 880, 2:06.6 - high jump, 5'5 - hurdles - mile relay - full blue. Jerry Thompson - 440 , 54.9 - mile relay - discus, 116’ - full blue - team captain. Roger Faling - 440, 56.0 - high jump, 5'6 - broad jump, 18'6” - mile relay - full blue. Dick Bowden - mile, 4.57 - half blue. Terry Powell - 440 - mile relay - hurdles - half blue. Harold Beveridge - hurdles - half blue. Rodney Meyen - sprints - mile relay. S3I1IAI13V Cetter Club FIRST ROW: Coach Mills, B. Goedert, J. Thompson, S. White, J, Bowden, D. Bowden, J. Weir, Coach Beavers. SECOND ROW: I. Dike, G. Morris, L. Gill, B. Goedert, K. Funk, B. Moore, D. Q-tiz, S. Thomas, J. Dickerson. THIRD ROW: M. Moore, R. Meyne, M. Dike, J. Eshleman, G. Chase, H. Beveridge, R. Faling, D. Dike, T. Powell. OFFICERS President.............................................JERRY BOWDEN Vice President...........................................MARION DIKE Secretary............................................JERRY THOMPSEN Sponsor.....................................................MR. MILLS The letter club held its annual dinner at the end of the school year. We sold car stickers for our money raising campaign. The following members were initiated: M. Moore, H. Beveridge, R. Meyen, T. Powell, I. Dike, G. Mor- ris, B. Goedert, S. Thomas, J. Dickerson. Sailorettcs FRONT ROW; Cheerleaders, D. Sandberg, J. Chase, J. Wooden, M. Moore, J. Binegar, S. Sadie. SECOND ROW: J. Brownell, N. Dickerson, B. Dickerson, J. Kelly, M. Ream, L. Dike, D. Thompson. S. Munoz, D. Reicks, P. Danielson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Crosby, J. Binegar, V. Kennedy, P. Glaze, J. Goedert, C. Holmstedt, J. Binegar, K. Brownell, W. Howerton, J. Sandberg, P. Thomsen, Mrs. Main. BACK ROW: J. White, M. Binegar, J. Flannigan, K. White, E. Rotert, K. Marrs, C. Crosby, D. Coker, L. Godeker, P. Case. OFFICERS OF THE SAILORETTES President --------- Vice President - - Secretary ------- - Treasurer---------- Sales Manager - - Assistant — - - - Program Chairman Assistant - - - - - J. FLANNIGAN - - S. SADLE - - D. COKER - M. BINEGAR • - - J. WHITE • - J. WOODEN - - J. BINEGAR ■ - M. MOORE The Pep Club sponsored homecoming at the Stapleton Game. The queen, Sharon Sadie, and the King, Jerry Weir, were crowned at the half-time cere- monies. A homecoming dance followed in the gym. In May we had a joint banquet with the Letter Club at North Platte. Uniforms are red middy blouses with white ties worn with a full red pleated skirt. A.S.H.S. emblem decorated the bottom of the middy blouse. Jirst Zeam Cheerleaders Left to right: S. Sadie, M. Moore, D. Sandberg, J. Wooden. The corduroy football outfits were red and white striped middy blouses and white slacks with red and white striped kickpleats. The blouses featured white sailor collars, 3 4 lenth sleeves, and white insets in front. White cotton pleated skirts and overblouses were the basketball uniforms. Red V insets highlighted the Peter Pan collars and roll-up sleeves in the blouses. On the sleeves and backs of the blouses, red chenille school letters were worn. Red shoes and white socks were worn with both outfits. Second Zeam Cheerleaders Janice Chase and Janice Binegar For basketball season they wore white sailcloth dresses lined with red and white striped material. Their long sailor collars and big bows were of striped material also. They wore white tennis shoes and white socks. 0-A-A- LEFT TO RIGHT: J. 3rownell, D. Reicks, D. Thompson, V. Kennedy, J. Binegar, P. Case, Marie Binegar. SECOND ROW: P. Danielson, L. Dike, D. Snadberg, J. Binegar, C. Holmstedt, J. Goedert. THIRD ROW: L. Broge, S. Munoz, M. Ream, K. Brownell, P. Glaze, J. Flannigan, Karen Marrs, Mrs. Main. FOURTH ROW: A. Hernandez, J. Kelly, P. Thomsen, M. Moore, W. Howerton, L. Godeker, E. Rotert. FIFTH ROW: B. Dickerson, J. Binegar, J. Wooden, S. Sadie, J. White, D. Coker, C. Crosby. President — - - Vice President - Secretary — - ■ Treasurer - - - • Sales Manager - Assistant------- Sports Managers ............ S. SADLE .......J. FLANNIGAN ............J. WHITE .........M. BINEGAR ............ K. WHITE ......... L. GODEKER J. BINEGAR, J. WOODEN The freshmen were initiated at the beginning of the year with a chili feed. The freshmen had to wear gunny sacks and two different colors of socks. Their hair was left uncombed from the night before. After the chili feed the senior girls had the pleasure of making them eat sliced peaches while the freshmen were under the impression that it was fish. They were also paraded barefooted through cooked noodles and egg shells blind-folded. Class time was spent by playing volleyball, softball, and tumbling. We held our annual picnic at the end of the year and hiked where our picnic was being held. Girls’ Qlee FRONT ROW: Mr. Mackenstadt, M. Moore, L. Broge, B. Dickerson, J. Kelly, L. Dike, D. Sandberg, D. Thompson, J. Binegar, D. Reicks, P. Danielson, J. Brownell. SECOND ROW: P. Thomsen, J. Sandberg, J. Binegar, V.Kennedy, P. Glaze. J. Binegar, W. Howerton, K. Brownell, S. Sadie, J. Wooden, M. Ream. THIRD ROW: C. Holmstedt, P. Case, L. Godeker, J. Chase, E. Rotert, C. Crosby, K. White, M. Binegar, J. Flan- nigan, J. White, J. Goedert. Keys’ Qlee FIRST ROW: D. Hayes, J. Copeland, L. Hoatson, D. Thomsen, J. Jochum, V. Nelson. SECOND ROW; S. Thomas, B. Goedert, J. Colburn, M. Moore, M. Bowden, D. Ortez. THIRD ROW; R. Meyen, D. Kellie, M. Dike, S. White, R. Faling, J. Holmstedt, J. Bowden. FIRST ROW; V. Kennedy, D. Thompson, W, Howerton. SECOND ROW; J. Sandberg, D. Sandberg, P. Case, C. Crosby, J, Flannigan, P. Glaze. Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: Mr. Mackenstadt, M. Moore, D. Sandberg, D. Thompson, V. Nelson, J. Copeland, L. Hoatson, D. Hayes, J. Sandberg, P. Thompson, J. Brownell. SECOND ROW: J. Wooden, V. Kennedy, P. Glaze, D. Ortiz, M. Bowden, M. Moore, B. Goe- dert, S. Thomas. J. White, W. Howerton, S. Sadie. THIRD ROW: P. Case, L. Goder- ker, K. White, R. Meyen, D. Kellie, M. Dike, J. Bowden, C. Crosby, M. Binegar, J. Flannigan. Zriple Zrio Keys ’ Octette FIRST ROW: J. Copeland, L. Hoatson, D. Thomsen, V. Nelson. SECOND ROW: B. Goedert, S. White, J. Bowden, M. Moore. Accompanist Marilyn Moore 9S.A FIRST ROW: Mr. Grassmick, D. Dike, J. Eshlemen, J. Thompson, M. Dike, J. Weir, B. Houser. SECOND ROW: L. Burkiand, J. Copeland, J. Jochum, I. Dike, J. Holm, M. Moore, D. Richards, H. Beveridge, S. Arnold, B. Moore, R. Quimby, G. Morris, D. Thomsen, L. Hoatson. The Sutherland F.F.A. Chapter began the school year under the leadership of Jerry Thompson, president; Marion Dike, vice president; James Eshleman, secretary; Jerry Weir, treasurer; Dale Dike, reporter; and Bill Houser, sentinel. The first major activity of the chapter was to conduct a slave sale at one of the home football games. This proved to be a very successful activity, netting approxi- mately $160.00. After working hard to build up the chapter funds the recreation committee planned a party and while the fall evenings were still warm the chapter and their dates had an evening hay ride and weiner roast. On February 20, five F.F.A. members went to North Platte to enter the district 7 contests, winning red ribbons in creed speaking and demonstration. On March 10, 16 boys attended the District 7 contests at Curtis where the livestock judging team won the first place team banner. April 9,10,11, twelve boys attended the state contests and convention held at Lin- coln, Nebraska. Jerry Thompson was raised to the degree of state farmer at the con- vention. April 15, 1959, the F.F.A. held the annual Parent-Son Banquet. The theme was F.F.A. yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Films were shown of the F.F.A. members projects and activities, and the new officers were installed. New officers are: James Eshleman, president; Dale Dike, vice president; Garry Morris, secretary; Harold Beveridge, treasurer; Robert Quimby, reporter; and Sandy Arnold, sentinel. Student Council OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL President.............................................SHARON SADLE Vice President....................................JERRY THOMPSON Secretary-Treasurer---------------------------------DIANE COKER Sponsor.............................................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, sponsored a Christmas movie and an all-school party and passed out treats just before Christmas vacation. They sponsored the annual drive of selling subscriptions for magazines. They spon- sored Bum Day, Dress-Up Day and the Merlis Show. We hope that our activities have helped to make this a more pleasant school year. ELEMENTARY Grade Operetta FIRST ROW: P. Scarlett, L. Dancer, F. Wilson, G. Wilson, K. Van Vleet, M. Johnston. SECOND ROW: K. Arnold, R. Munoz, P. Combs, M. Stewart, C. Alden, R. Oliveros. THIRD ROW: Mill Hinton, R. Jenkins, A. Cassell, S. Pedersen, D. Young, C. Crosby, NOT SHOWN: M. Swedberg. Kindergarten FIRST ROW: G. Crosby, K, Epping, C, Ortiz, J. Thomsen, C. Jenkins, R. Anderson, J, Stewart, D. Kiskodden. SECOND ROW; R, Fleecs, E, Colson, S, Baker, S. Young, C. Livingstone, T. Howerton. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Main, M. Kalhoff D. Cassell, J. White, P. Paulman, M. McCune, S. Brand, G. Case. NOT SHOWN: C. Boyer. Tirst Qrade Second Qrade FIRST ROW: R. Shuler, A. Crosby, C. McVay, T. Adams, G. Crosby, R. Anderson, M. Colson, T. Baker, J. Warren, L. Hoatson. SECOND ROW: A, Walbert, M. Epping, M. O'Donnell, L. Boyer, H. Dancer, M. Oliveros, C. Goedert, S. Gress, L. Godfrey. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Brownell, K. Cassell, G. Holm, D. Kealy, B. Johnston, N. Kinna- man, R. Yost, L. Howerton, K. Beveridge. NOT SHOWN; S. Wever, K. Cobb. Zhird Qrade FIRST ROW; J. Ward, R. McCune, S. Wever, D. Gonzales, S. Kendall, R. Cody, L. White, K. Reicks, D. Gonzales, SECOND ROW: S. Forden, D. Ream, V. Van Vleet, J. Holm, A. Adams, J. Holmstedt, K. Swedberg. THIRD ROW; Miss Schuler, M. Alden, M. Reid, M. Stewart, D. Yost, L. German, C. Livingstone, R. Colson, J. Stoll. fourth Qrade FIRST ROW; M. Moritz, K, Moore, D. Thompson, P. Gill, D. Kendall, L. Gummere, A. Gonzales, L. Mumoz, M. Cody, P. Cassell, SECOND ROW: R, Vega, V. Brewer, J. Baker, M. Kelly, S. Bowden, D. Leonhardt, S. Warren, P. Stewart, L. Case, R. Kenter. THIRD ROW: Miss Peterson, G. Alden, C. Jhonston, R. Brewer, K. Brand, E. Kennedy, M. Crosby, C. Colson, A. Morino, S. Goedert, Jiftk Qrade FIRST ROW: T. Ross, D. Warren, C. Adams, L. Oliveros, J. Shuler, V. Vega, J, Living- stone, B. Lavoley, D. Reid, C. Callahan, L. Dike, M, Thompson, SECOND ROW: B, Beveridge, J. Flannigan, R, Cassell, G. Peterson, C. Adams, R, Boyer, L. Holmstedt, B, Forden, J. Dancer, K. Thomsen. THIRD ROW: Miss Nelson, D, Swedberg, D. God- frey, J. Hernandey, K, Kealy, A. Vega, A. Stewart, V. Gonzales, D. Marrs, K. Beatty, L. Townsend, G. Ream, Sixth Qrade FIRST ROW: J. Buschman, D. Wever, B. Pickel, M. Oliveros, R. Crosby, L. Goedert, D. Walbert, S. Cassell, N. Reicks. SECOND ROW: M. Jochum, J. McClure, C. Thomsen, J. Deckerson, L. Dike, S. Linstrom, T. Shuler. THIRD ROW: Mr. Rayer, H. Beveridge, R. Canaday, C. Brand, L. East, O. Boyer, V. Gummere, M. Vega, E. Crosby. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: C. Brownell, L. Hoatson, M. Van Vleet, S. Beeson, M. Dike, D. Thomp- son, B. Goedert, K. Rotert, A. Kennaman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Beatty, L. Reicks, P. Thomas, R. Scarlett, J Broge, D. Munoz, D. White, B. Stoll, P. Vega, D. Hilton. THIRD ROW: M. Warren, S. German, M. East, S. Allison, P. Ream, K. Crockett, G. White, J. Binegar, D. Bowden. NOT SHOWN: C. Brewer. FIRST ROW: J. Carlson, R. Evans, M. Crosby, R. Funk, L. Adams, F. Thompson, C. Glaze, D. Sadie. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Walsh, L. Lavaley, V. Maxwell, R. Brownell, M. Flanngan. S. Harshfield, D. Cassell, J. Kellie. THIRD ROW: M. Warren, M. Peterson, F. Munoz, L. Houser, R. Weir.M. McVay, L. Paulman, P. Buschman. NOT SHOWN: M. Goedert. Pep C CHEERLEADERS: J. Binegar, M. Flanngan. G. White. FIRST ROW; C. Brownell, F. Carlson, B. Goedert, D. Sadie, C. Glaze, M. Dike, S. Beeson, K. Rotert. SECOND ROW: L. Reicks, M. Crosby, J. Broge, L. Lavaley, V. Maxwell, K. Cassell, J. Kellie, D. White. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Beatty, S. Harshfield, K. Crockett, M. Peterson, P. Ream, L. Houser, P. Buschman, S. Allison, S. German. Grade football FIRST ROW: F. Thompson, L. Adams, M. McVay, R. Weir, E. Munoz, M. Warren, R. Brownell, R. Funk. SECOND ROW: L. Hoatson, D. Thompson, M. VanVleet, R. Scarlett, P. Vega, P. Thomas, A. Kinnaman, R. Evans. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mills, B. Stoll, D. Bowden, M. East, S. Paulman, M. Waren, D. Munoz, D. Hilton. Grade bask FIRST ROW: L. Adams, M. McVay, R. Weir, F. Munoz, M. Warren, R. Brownell, B. Funk, F. Thompson. SECOND ROW: L. Hoatson, D. Thompson, M. VanVleet, R. Scarlett, P. Vega, P. Thomas, A. Kinnaman, R. Evans. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mills, B. Stoll, D. 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