Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

“PieAettteei Settlor o{?960 SutfolCcUuC School Sutherland, 'Ttefi (2a tte tt6 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS FRESHMEN ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES GRADE SCHOOL ADVERTISERS 'p iecowicC As you leaf through my pages, may the warm, happy memories of the classmates, teachers, activities, and events that were a part of your school life at Sutherland High School come alive before your eyes. Treasure me, and many years hence I can be your link with those acquaintances who will share these recollections with you though you be miles apart. Mellowed by sober thoughts, brightened by the humorous touch, enlivened by familiar fa- ces, endeared by messages your friends have penned, I am very personally yours. 4 t tuaC St z£6 4cCwuU tnatco4€ Congratulations, Seniors - Your accomplishments have been many. You have had many good times together while attending high school. What you have accomplished has been a combination of the guidance by your parents, teachers, and your own de- sire to achieve. What you do after graduation will be entirely up to you. Your success will depend upon your own initiative and ability. How high your goals will be depends upon your aim. The class has proven it can do things collectively; now it will be up to each individual to carry the tradition even higher. May happiness and success be abundant with each of you. Mr. K. W. 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: Geometry, Physics. 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 - Home- town: Syracuse, Nebraska. Has attended the University of Nebraska and Colorado; a member of the National Educational Association; taught in Nebraska, Utah, and Colorado. Teaches: Eighth Grade. Scfoot ROBERT W. GASCOYNE - Hometown: Centralia, Illinois. B.A. Degree and L.L.B. Degree at Valpariaso University, Valpariaso, Indiana. Teaches: English, Speech, and Dramatics. Directs: Junior and Senior Plays. TED MILLS - Hometown: Westerville, Nebraska. B.A. Degree at Nebraska's State Teachers College. Teaches: Geography, American History, American Government and Drivers Education. Coaches: Football and Track and Grade Athletics. Sponsors: Freshman Class. JERRY MARRS - Hometown: Mound City, Missouri B. S'. Degree at Northwest Missouri State at Maryville, Missouri. Teaches: Commercial. Coaches: Basketball, Assistant football. Sponsors: Sophomore Class. MRS. MARY LEE CROSBY - Hometown: Sutherland, Nebraska. A. B. Degree from Park College, Parksville, Missouri. Teaches: Home Economics and General Science. Sponsors: Junior Class, Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. TERRY SMITH - Hometown: Brady, Nebraska. B. M. E. Degree at University of Nebraska. Teaches: Music. DICK SNYDER - Hometown: Rifle, Colorado. B.S. Degree at Colorado State University. Teaches: Vocational Agriculture and Shop. Sponsors: F. F. A. tfazcte School faculty FRONT ROW: J. Cross, M. Peterson, M. Brownell, B. Gascoyne. BACK ROW: R. Shuler, N. Hinton, J. Rayer, B. Beatty, I. Sleeth. JANET CROSS - Hometown: Overton, Nebr. Attended Nebraska State Teachers College, Kearney, Nebr. Teaches Kindergarten. Sponsors: G.A.A. and Pep Club. MARLENE PETERSON - Hometown: St. Paul, Nebr. Attended Kearney State Teachers College, Kearney, Nebr. Teaches: Fourth grade. MARCELLA BROWNELL - Hometown: Columbus, Nebr. Attended Merici College, York, Nebr., and Kearney State Teachers College, Kearney, Nebr. Teaches: Second grade. BETTY GASCOYNE - Hometown: Kimball, Nebr. Attended Scottsbluff Col- lege, Scottsbluff, Nebr. Teaches: Fifth grade. RUBY SHULER - Hometown: Laurel, Nebr. Attended Wayne State College, Wayne, Nebr. Teaches: Third grade. NADINE HINTON - Hometown: Stockville, Nebr. Attended Kearney State Teachers College, Kearney, Nebr. Teaches: First grade. JAMES RAYER - Hometown: Indianola, Nebr. Attended McCook Junior Col- lege, McCook, Nebr. Teaches: Sixth grade. BETTY BEATTY - Hometown: Adams, Nebr. Attended Kearney State Teachers College, Kearney, Nebr. Teaches: Seventh grade. IRMA SLEETH - Hometown: Kearney, Nebr. Attended Chadron State Teachers College, Chadron, Nebr. Teaches: Sixth grade. JIM ESHLEMAN, 18, President Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; Track 3; Letter Club 2,3,4; F. F. A. 1,2,3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Annual 3,4. DICK BOWDEN, 17, Vice President Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Letter Club 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Annual 4. JAYNE WHITE, 18, Secretary G. A. A. 1.2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Dramatics 3,4; Annual 4. KATHLEEN WHITE, 18, Treasurer G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Girls’ Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Student Council 2,4; Annual 4. BOB MOORE. 19 Football 1.2; Track 2; Student Manager 2; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Boys' Glee 3,4; Student Council 1; Annual 4. PAT THOMSEN, 17 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 4; Sextet 2; Annual 4. CATHERINE BROWNELL, 17 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1.2. 3,4; Dramatics 3; Annual 4. NORMA DICKERSON. 17 G. A. A. 1; Pep Club 1,3, 4; Girls' Glee 1,2,4; Annual 4. BILL HOUSER, 17 Football 1; Track 1,2; F. F. A. 1,2,3, 4; Annual 4. JEAN GOEDERT. 18 G. A. A. 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,3,4; Student Council 4; Annu- al 4. SAM WHITE, 17 Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Letter Club 2,3,4; Boys’ Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Boys' Octet 2,3; Student Coun- cil 2; Annual 4. PAT SLEETH, 17 G. A. A. 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Annual 4. WILMA HOWERTON. 17 G. A. A. 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Girls’ Glee 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3; Sextet 2; Triple Trio 3; Dramatics 3. KAREN MARRS, 18 G. A. A. 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3. 4; Girls' Glee 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics 3; Annu- PAM CASE, 17 G. A. A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3, 4; Girls’ Glee 1,2, 3,4; Triple Trio 3; Annu- al 4. MARILYN MOORE, 18 G. A. A. 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Triple Trio 4; Annual 4. VERGIL NELSON, 17 Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Octet 1,2,3, 4; Boys' Quartet 4; Annu- al 4. JUDY WOODEN, 18 G. A. A. 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Annual 4. DIANE SANDBERG, 18 G. A. A. 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Triple Trio 3; Dra- matics 3; Annual 4. ROBERT QU1MBY, 17 Football 1; F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4; Annual 4. PAT GLAZE, 17 G. A. A. 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Triple Trio 3.4; Annu- al 4. DIANE COKER, 17 G. A. A. 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,4; Student Council 3; Annual 4. COLORS Silver and Green MOTTO The path to success is wide enough for all FLOWER Rose '24 iCt tuut 7e4t£UH€Ht We, the Class of 1960, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make the following bequests: I, Robert Moore, being a staunch attender of school have wept many times while writing my will, this is because of my deep and emotional love for school. And upon my departure down the pathway of S. H. S. that I have so joyfully tread for over half my life, I shall will my courteous ability, that only we Seniors have, to help the teach- ers with their daily chores, to die underclassmen who don't respect their elders. I, Vergil Nelson, will my ability to not study physics to David Kellie, since he studies often diligently into the nights in an effort to grasp die meaning of die physical laws. I, Roger Faling, being of weak mind and sound body, will my ability to get good grades in English to Linda Broge because everyone knows that she doesn’t get good grades. I also will my nickname to anyone who wants it. I, Pattie Sleeth, will my dark eyebrows to Evelyn Rotert, and my ability to get along with Bill Houser to his sister, LaVone. I, Patricia Glaze, will my ability to get a boyfriend and keep him to Virginia Ken- nedy, since she has so much difficulty in getting dates. I, Karen Marrs, will my ability to flirt with Mr. Marrs in shorthand class to Linda Broge, since she always fails. I will my ability to goof off in volleyball to Carolyn Crosby, since she is such a shy, reserved girl. 1, Dale Dike, will my football ability to Jim Holms and ability to get A’s in Amer- ican Government to Dennis Beeson. I, Sally Munoz, will my three dear brothers to whoever wants them. I, Jayne White, being of weak mind and little else, do hereby will my twin, Kath- leen, to Dick Bowden, as it looks like he'll get her anyway, and I will my ability to write lefthanded to Mr. Gascoyne so that a few people can read his writing. 1, Pat Thomsen, will my ability to write shorthand to Linda Broge, since she can't write it, and I will my ability to get along with Mr. Marrs in shorthand class to anyone who wants it. 1, Bill Houser, will my ability to catch women to David Kellie, and my ability to get along with cops to Gary Morris. I, Pam Case, will my curly hair to Geri Leonhardt so she won't have to pin hers up every night. I, Norma Dickerson, will my height to my sidekick, Karen Marrs, and my ability to get along with Mr. Marrs to Linda Broge, so she won't have to do so much browning. I, James Eshleman, will my ability to stay away from girls to Jim Holms because he has so many girl friends. I, Catherine Brownell, will my ability to get along with Mr. Marrs to Linda Broge so she won't have to stay after class to brown him up, and I will my large handwriting to Mr. Gascoyne so his writing can be seen and read. I, Carolyn Shaw, will my long drive to school every morning to anyone who really wants it, and I will my ability to keep a messy locker to those who keep spic and span ones. I, Jean Goedert, will my ability to drive a car to Janice Binegar so she can become an expert driver. I also will my ability to get excited to Janet Sandberg since she always remains so calm. I, Dick Bowden, will my ability to get from room to room between classes without getting trampled to my little brother Donny as I think he will need it. And I will my physics teacher to anyone who will take him. I, Linda Godeker, will my plumpness to Ivan Dike because he needs the weight so badly. I, Joan Kelly, will my blond hair to Rodney Meyen and Donny Funk so they won't have to bleach theirs again. I, Diane Coker, will my beautiful handwriting which approaches perfection to Doris Jean Reicks, since her penmanship is nothing more nor less than a nondescript scrawl. I, Jeanne Binegar, will my ability to have no special ability to any one who has many abilities. I, Robert Quimby, will my ability to get along with the English teacher to Gary Morris, and my ability to get ribbons at contests I will to Sandy Arnold because he never wins any. I, Marilyn Moore, being of fairly sound mind and body, do hereby will my single status to Rebecca Jayne White because she isn't planning on getting married for years and years. I also will my ability to pass notes in American Government to anyone who can wrangle a seat in the back row. I, Kathleen White, will my ability to tell me from Jayne to Mr. Bowden so he won’t get a kink in his neck looking for Jayne's mole. To Dennis Beeson, I will my good grades since I realize that school is hard for him. I, Judy Wooden, will my shapely bow-legs to Janice Binegar because hers are so straight and unshapely. I, Diane Sandberg, will my french roll to Jim Holmstedt as he has always wanted one. I, Sam White, being of strong character and bad breath, do hereby and heretofore will my boldness to Rodney Meyen, so he will ask more than one girl for a date after the first one turns him down, and my ability to get good grades in typing to John Col- burn so he will be eligible to play basketball. DICK BOWDEN - Sutherland has grown and now has an eleven-man football team. Dick, still bothered by a back injury, is taken care of by his favorite nurse, Kathleen, and together they have raised a football team. PAM CASE - Now known as Mrs. L. Eugene Evans, Pam and L. Eugene are the proud owners and parents of a lumberyard - Oh, yes! and also five kids. DIANE COKER - Part time social worker, is also a part-time veterinarian for James Eshleman, her high-school beau . . . Who's gonna pop the question?? NORMA DICKERSON - Still looking for a husband her size, Norma is working as a private secretary for the F. B. I. In her spare time she thumbs through die criminal file looking for her ideal mate. DALE DIKE - Owner of a fruit farm in Georgia, eats peaches and cream for breakfast and as a snack polishes off a bushel of peaches a day. Why is his business failing? JIM ESHLEMAN - Jim's career of being President during high school went to his head. He is now the President of the National Bachelor Association. This office is USUALLY held for life. ROGER FALING - Being mechanically-minded, Roger invented a vehicle for the Navy which climbs mountains. PAT GLAZE - Now has a collection of diamond tings which she started in high school. Of course, they were all given to her by her wealthy husband, Gerald Weir. Ten years hence, the crystal ball reveals that: JEAN GOEDERT - A U. S. Army nurse, is wacky about a certain redheaded wheat farmer. LINDA GODEKER - After finishing four years of college, has moved to Hershey where she is teaching home ec. Why Hershey, Linda? BILL HOUSER - Is now President of the National chain of IGA stores. His private secre- tary is the former Miss Patricia Sleeth. JOAN KELLY - After not finding a husband in 12 years at SHS finally found one after completing eight years of college. She and her husband are living happily in Hawaii. KAREN MARRS - Being a Home Ec teacher and a fine cook was chosen as the first woman to travel by space ship to Mars as Buck Rogers' personal cook. MARILYN MOORE - Never quite sure of what she wanted to be has taken up basketball as a last resort to happiness. We have been told by a very reliable source that she is in great need of a coach. Being a cute spinster, we feel she won’t have much trouble. BOB MOORE - Now known as R. J. Red Moore the famous artist, just completed building an art museum big enough to hold all his paintings. Right now he is confronted with his toughest project painting portraits of his daughters. SALLY MUNOZ - One of the quietest members of our class, has become well-known. She is a member of the U. S. Olympic volleyball team. Keep up the good work, Sally. VERGIL NELSON - Went to Montana to study science and ended up owning one of the largest cattle ranches in the state. He also has four little buckaroos. ROBERT QUIMBY - Now owns one of the largest meat stores in Sutherland. Robert is becoming rather beefy himself. He still enjoys his old hobby - chasing girls. DIANE SANDBERG - Is going to college with her sidekick, Judy Wooden, and they are still late to classes. They are still in college after ten years because they have to make up all their tardiness. CAROLYN SHAW - Has opened new frontiers as a teacher. She rides a pinto horse to class in New York City. PATTIE SLEETH - Is a part-time model. When she isn't modeling, she takes care of her redheaded kids. PAT THOMSEN - Starting as a secretary, typed her way to fame. She is now a world famous author of comic books. JAYNE WHITE - Navy nurse, still riding the WAVES in search of a spouse. KATHLEEN WHITE - After completing nurses training, married her high school steady and they live in Sutherland. They have 2 sets of twin boys whose names are Richard I, Richard II, Dick Jr., and Dick Jr. Jr. SAM WHITE - Ten years from now, wonders what happened to all his bachelor friends and while he tries to devote all his time to being a coach, he can't quite forget all the mysterious wonders of romance and hence he is beginning his slow and gruesome down- fall of success. Why don't you get married, Sam?? JUDY WOODEN - Has changed her last name. Her husband is best known for uniting the Safeway and Conoco industries. CATHERINE BROWNELL - Who wants to be a secretary, is still trying to decide between the Denver or Lincoln business school. JEANNE BINEGAR - After completing business college, took a job as private secretary to a famous artist. Jeanne and her husband have four girls, Jeanne, Janice, Jayne, and Joyce, whom Jeanne takes care of in her spare time. Se U vi THE PEOPLE VERSUS MAXINE LOWE by Luella E. McMahon Edna Brushett, Evening Tab reporter-------------------------------LINDA GODEKER Francis Marston, Daily Log reporter---------------------------------MARILYN MOORE Extra reporter...............................................................PATTI SLEETH Will Bond, court clerk--------------------------------------------------------BILL HOUSER John Weston, Judge of Superior Court-----------------------------------DALE DIKE Jessalyn Meredith, Assistant to State’s Attorney-----------------------JUDY WOODEN Warren Cass, State's Attorney-------------------------------------------SAM WHITE James Hathaway, attorney for the defense -- -------------------------- DICK BOWDEN Maxine Lowe, the defendant--------------------------------------------DIANA COKER Alice Jackson, prison matron------------------------------------------SALLY MUNOZ Carla Leslie, court reporter-------------------------------------- KATHLEEN WHITE Dr. Freda Milgrim, medical examiner-------------------------------------PAT GLAZE Thomas Quinn, Police Captain------------------------------------------------VERGIL NELSON Vincent Barclay, a hotel proprietor------------------------------------ BOB MOORE Minnie Strausson, a maid--------------------------------------- DIANE SANDBERG Eve Vijonne, a night club entertainer---------------------------------- PAM CASE Irene Holt, a policewoman----------------------------------------- PAT THOMSEN Rose Malone, from the South----------------------------------------- JOAN KELLY Sarah Lorrison, a surprise witness------------------------------------JAYNE WHITE First attendant................................................................JIM ESHLEMAN Second attendant..............................................CATHERINE BROWNELL The jury: Jeanne Binegar (Foreman), Norma Dickerson, Karen Marrs, Jean Goedert, Carolyn Shaw, and Robert Quimby. Bailiff-------------------------------------------------------------------Roger Faling We wish to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to Mr. Robert Gas- coyne, for his patience and guidance in directing our play. 7 e 'People uo. Tlfaxctte otve Court attentioni 11 All risel II ... nothing but the truth? it is the truth! Your Honor . . . What? 1 DIDN'T DO ITI11 The clever conniving A sob story doesn't change the psychology . . . facts. and would you say . . . Go back where you belong! 11 YES - I DID ITII1 0? £t£e4 0??Ce K vue Lonesome - huh? It's a long way down anyway you look at it I You should've heard what he said! A peace lovin' critter. Hey - gimme some of that Next time you sneeze - A ball - just a ball! Wish you were here? so help me - I'll . . . Gee, this is fun. Only God could have made WHAT? it so. '77te Ko ie Buddies and Pals . Practicing? Look, Dick, what Santa brought? Bailiff or beautician? BOO! Can you bake a cherry pie? Quick, fetch Can't you just Billy Boy . . . some water! hear her? Steady, girl - steady. OiietttaC d£cisMCe t f tytcuCuatcott 0Dcuf Pcations COLORS: Light Blue and Silver FLOWER: Carnation MOTTO: Never let evil overtake the good Class Sponsor MRS. CROSBY President Vice President Treasurer Secretary D. BEESON J. HOLMS J. BINEGAR H. BEVERIDGE D. ORTIZ L. DIKE T. POWELL D. KELLIE L. BROGE S. ARNOLD B. MUNOZ G. MORRIS J. DICKERSON J. SANDBERG (ftau i (?1 Z44, 'PCcuf THE PERFECT IDIOT CAST 9 Boys 6 Girls Margaret Tennyson LINDA BROGE Jack Tennyson DENNIS BEESON Rhodora PAT DANIELSON Roger Tennyson DANIEL ORTIZ Walter P. Latherby SAM THOMAS Daniel Tennyson JAMES HOLMSTEDT Arthur Barnard JIM DICKERSON Miss Baker JANICE BINEGAR Linda Barnard JANICE CHASE Jeannie Wilson JANET SANDBERG Aloysius (Puff) Witomski HAROLD BEVERIDGE Carla Carlson LOIS DIKE Policeman TERRY POWELL Dr. Hockhorst Von Barf SANDY ARNOLD Mr. Booth JIM HOLM Act I: An afternoon in spring Act II: One month later. Friday afternoon Act III: The following Wednesday afternoon BETWEEN ACTS I-II Piano trio Marilyn Moore Jayne White Kathleen White BETWEEN ACTS I-III Humorous reading Doug Richards The play was held November 12-13. Our director was Mr. Robert Gascoyne. The success of our play was due to his excellent directing. What ya lookin' for? Couple of ole steadies I Careful now — What's goin' on? 5 yfiAo44t yic COLORS: Pink and Silver FLOWER: Pink Carnation MOTTO: Build for character and not for fame. President J. Colburn MR. MARRS Class Sponsor Vice President Treasurer Secretary J. Binegar M. Moore M. Bowden D. Thompson m. White E. Rotert J. Copeland G. Leonhardt I. Dike C. Holmstedt B. Goedert J. Brownell D. Thomsen M. Ream L. Burkland C. Crosby L. Hoatson D. Reicks D. Hayes V. Kennedy R. Meyen B. Dickerson J. Jochum M. Crockett P'iedJune t COLORS: Lavender White FLOWER: White Rose MOTTO: The door of knowledge is labled KNOCK President Vice President Class Sponsor Treasurer Secretary S. Harshfield T. Thomlison MR. MILLS M. Petterson B. Funk D. Sadie M. Flannigan l. Adams P. Bushman F. Thompson R. Weir L. Shaw V. Maxwell R. Brownell C. Glaze R. King J. Kellie 3? J J. Carlson L. Lavaley J. Wagner L. Houser 'pxe httfut- SaftJtotH ie- 'Pic4- 'poot cM FRONT ROW: I. Dike, L. Hoatson, J. Dickerson, D. Ortiz, B. Goedert, J. Copeland, M. White, G. Morris, M. Crockett, D. Thomsen, J. Jochum, J. Holm. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Marrs, R. Evans, B. Funk, L. Adams, F. Munoz, R. Brownell, S. Thomas, J. Waggoner, R. King, T. Thomlinson, F. Thompson, Coach Mills. BACK ROW: M. Bowden, J. Colburn, R. Meyen, D. Dike, J. Eshleman, S. White, H. Beveridge, S. Arnold, D. Richards, T. Powell, D. Bowden and M. Moore. The Sailors lost their opener against the Hershey Panthers 13-6. G. Morris scored the lone tally. The second game saw the Sailors winning over the Lodgepole Panthers 14-6. M. Moore and G. Morris scored the touchdowns with T. Powell scoring both extra points. The Sutherland Sailors and the St. Pats Irish battled to a scoreless tie in the rain. The Sailors won their homecoming game with Paxton 33-6. M. Moore, G. Morris, and R. Meyen each scored one touchdown, with S. White scoring two touchdowns. M. Moore scored 2 extra points and S. Arnold scored 1 extra point. The Sailors lost to the Stapleton Broncos 16-6. G. Morris scored the lone tally. The Sailors won a close game from the Tryon Longhorns 26-25. T. Powell, J. Dickerson, and H. Beveridge scored touchdowns while G. Morris, and T. Powell scored extra points. The Sailors got by the Big Springs Trojans 7-0. R. Meyen scored the touchdown and the extra point. The Sailors nudged the Brady Eagles 27-20. R. Meyen scored 4 touchdowns and one extra point; D. Dike scored 2 extra points. The Sailors completed the season with a win over the Wallace Wildcats 21-6. R. Meyen, S. White, and D. Dike scored the touchdowns. R. Meyen, H. Beveridge, and D. Dike scored extra points. The Sailors completed the season with 6 wins; 2 losses and 1 tie. The Sailors lost Garry Morris during the season with a broken leg. DALE DIKE Center LCC Second Team (2) Letters Won SSS JIM ESHLEMAN End LCC Honorable Mention (2) Letters Won SSS SAM WHITE Quarterback LCC Honorable Mention Letters Won SSS DICK BOWDEN Halfback Letters Won SS TED MILLS Head Coach JERRY MARRS Assistant Coach JIM DICKERSON Quarterback Letters Won SS GARY MORRIS Halfback Letters Won SS TERRY POWELL Halfback Letters Won SS SAM THOMAS Guard Letters Won SS DOUGLAS RICHARDS Guard Letters Won S SANDY ARNOLD End Letters Won S DANNY ORTIZ End Letters Won S BILL GOEDERT End LCC Honorable Mention Letters Won SS RODNEY MEYEN Halfback LCC First Team Letters Won SS MILAN MOORE Quarterback Letters Won SS HAROLD BEVERIDGE End Letters Won SS MARLIN WHITE Halfback Letters Won S DENNIS THOMSEN Guard Letters Won S JIM COPELAND Guard Letters Won S JOHN COLBURN Center Letters Won S u£ettewie t IVAN DIKE Center JIM JOCHUM Quarterback MICK BOWDEN Guard LEE HOATSON Back MERLIN CROCKET End 7-i u s4ctio i S6ot pcn4t 7ea tt FIRST ROW: R. Faling, J. Copeland, J. Dickerson, D. Bowden, R. Meyen, J. Colburn, M. Moore, Mr. Marrs. SECOND ROW: T. Powell, D. Dike, S. White, H. Beveridge, J. Eshleman, D. Richards. S. O. S. O. S. O. 45 Wallace 40 47 Brady 36 55 Maxwell 54 69 Tryon 27 45 Paxton 40 48 Paxton 34 33 St. Pats 30 49 Hershey 43 38 Grant 49 44 Stapleton 35 47 Madrid 59 49 Hershey 48 37 Big Spring 60 L. C. C. TOURNAMENT S. P. V. A. TOURNAMENT DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 35 Stapleton 30 46 Oshkosh 39 33 St. Pats 24 52 Brady 49 41 Big Springs 48 57 Morrill 47 60 Wallace 47 36 Grant 57 40 Minatare 55 STARTERS D. DIKE SS I. ESHLEMAN S M. MOORE S COACH MARRS etteruH t R. MEYEN S T. POWELL SS J. COLBURN S Second 7e z tt FIRST ROW: Mr. Thomsen, F. Thompson, T. Thomlinson, M. White, R. Funk, R. Evans, L. Shaw. SECOND ROW; L. Adams, J. Waggoner, D. Thomsen, R. Brownell, F. Munoz, J. Copeland. THIRD ROW: M. Crockett, D. Richards, S. Aronld, H. Beve- ridge, M. Bowden, L. Hoatson, J. Jochum.. s O S O 23 Wallace 24 38 Hershey 39 60 Try on 35 29 Madrid 39 28 St. Pats 29 46 Maxwell 25 31 Stapleton 29 48 Paxton 37 39 Big Spring 13 35 Grant 34 42 Brady 40 29 Hershey 46 42 Paxton 30 L C C A Tournament, held at Sutherland, Sutherland placed 3rd S O 52 Tryon 28 39 Wallace 46 35 Maxwell 32 f SqutuC FRONT ROW: S. Paulman, R. Evans, B. Funk, T. Thomlison, L. Adams. SECOND ROW: B. Goedert, D. Thomsen, S. Thomas, J. Jochum, M. Moore, L. Hoatson, J. Dickerson. J. Copeland, M. White. THIRD ROW: R. Meyen, J. Colburn, T. Powell, S. White, H. Beveridge, D. Bowden, M. Bowden, L. Burkland. SCHEDULE April 5 at Wallace - Maywood Triangular April 13 Brady Invitational 20 L.C.C. at Sutherland Placing 5th in a field of 8 26 at Hershey - Wallace Triangular 30 Kearney Invitational Bowden took 5th in the mile May 5 Venango S. P. V. A. Placing 5th in field of 8 12 District at McCook The team scored 163 3 10 points 20 State Track Meet Outstanding perforrr lances: Cork Beveridge 16. 5 - High Hurdles Bill Goedert 2:09 - 880 Dick Bowden 4:50.9 - Mile Dick qualified for the State Track Meet and in so doing broke the school record by 6 seconds. FRONT ROW: B. Goedert, J. Dickerson, S. Thomas, J. Jochum, M. Moore, L. Hoat- son. SECOND ROW: R. Meyen, J. Colburn, T. Powell, S. White, H. Beveridge, D. Bowden. Lyle Burkland not in picture. FIRST ROW: Coach Marrs, M. White, D. Thomsen, J. Dickerson, D. Ortiz, G. Mor- ris, J. Copeland, Coach Mills. SECOND ROW: D. Beeson, M. Moore, R. Faling, D. Richards, J. Holms, J. Colburn, D. Bowden, S. Thomas. THIRD ROW: J. Holmstedt, S. Arnold, D. Dike, S. White, H. Beveridge, J. Eshleman, T. Powell, R. Meyen. OFFICERS President ------------------------------- Vice President - - -- ------------------ Secretary-Treasurer---------------------- JIM ESHLEMAN DICK BOWDEN - - DALE DIKE To raise funds for the club the members sold Sutherland Sailors ballpoint pens and sold concessions at the Second Team Basketball Tournament as well as at the Lincoln County Track Meet. The Letter Club financed their banquet held jointly with the Pep Club at the North Platte Country Club on May 11th. New officers are: President, Gary Morris; Vice President, Danny Ortiz; Secretary- Treasurer, Dennis Beeson. rn S ziC viette4 FRONT ROW: Cheerleaders, D. Sandberg, V. Kennedy, J. Wooden, D. Thompson, M. Moore. SECOND ROW: Miss Cross, J. Carlson, P. Danielson, D. Sadie, D. Reicks, M. Crosby, J. Kelly, P. Patton, L. Lavaley, N. Todd, B. Dickerson, N. Dickerson, C. Glaze, J. Brownell. THIRD ROW: P. Thomsen, S. Harshfield, P. Glaze, M. Flannigan, P. Case, J. Binegar, P. Buschman, J. Sandberg, K. Brownell, M. Reams, J. Binegar, G. Leonhardt, V. Maxwell. FOURTH ROW: C. Holmstedt, J. Goedert, J. White, J. Chase, L. Houser, C. Crosby, K. Marts, P. Sleeth, E. Rotert, K. White, D. Coker, L. Godeker, M. Peterson. President---------- Vice President - - Secretary - - - - - Treasurer---------- Sales Manager - - Assistant - - - - - Program Chairman Assistant---------- OFFICERS OF THE SAILORETTES - -J. WHITE ■ D. COKER J. BINEGAR - P. GLAZE J. GOEDERT ■ K. WHITE -C. CROSBY ■ J. BINEGAR The Pep Club sponsored homecoming at the Paxton game. The queen, Diane Coker, and the King, Jim Eshleman, were crowned at the dance in the gym following the game. In May we had a joint banquet with the Letter Club at the Country Club in North Platte. 6ee'ilecute FIRST TEAM - STANDING: Marilyn Moore, Diane Sandberg. KNEELING: Janice Binegar, Judy Wooden. For football season red wool sweaters and white wool skirts were worn with red shoes and socks. Red cheerleader jackets lined with white satin completed the outfits. Basketball uniforms were white cordu- roy circle skirts and fitted blouses with a sailor collar. Red emblems were on the blouses. The outfits consisted of red wool sweaters and white wool pleated skirts. To complete the outfit, white bobby sox, red tennis shoes, chevrons, and pep club pins were worn. SECOND TEAM: Virginia Kennedy and Donna Thompson. (£. 4. 4. FRONT ROW: J. Carlson, L. Broge, C. Glaze, D. Reicks, M. Crosby, D. Thompson, N. Todd, B. Dickerson, D. Sadie, P. Danielson, J. Brownell. SECOND ROW: Miss Cross, L. Lavalley, S. Munoz, V. Maxwell, P. Thomsen, J. Wooden, S. Harshfield, J. Binegar, D. Sandberg, J. Leonhardt, P. Patton, J. Kelly. THIRD ROW: P. Glaze, M. Reams, M. Moore, P. Case, C. Holmstedt, J. Goedert, J. Binegar, V. Kennedy, P. Buschman, K. Brownell, M. Flannigan, J. Sandberg. FOURTH ROW: M. Peter- son, C. Shaw, J. White, J. Chase, L. Houser, C. Crosby, K. Marrs, P. Sleeth, E. Rotert, K. White, D. Coker, L. Godeker. President..................................................JEANNE BINEGAR Vice President - - - ------------------------------------ JUDY WOODEN Secretary - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- — - -- -- -- - — PAM CASE Treasurer.......................................................JOAN KELLY Sports Manager--------------------------------------------- - SALLY MUNOZ Sales Manager..............................................PAT THOMSON Assistant Sales Manager -- - PAT GLAZE Student Council Representative-------- - ------------------JEAN GOEDERT This year we played two games with Paxton. One game was the official 6-man game with one tap. The other was 8-man with 2 taps. We won both of these games. Another highlight was the chili feed and initiation night. What fun the girls had, es- pecially those who ate the eggs and baby food. The early part of the year we had a slumber party. All the girls packed every typt of sleeping equipment they had, plus food and came. What an enjoyable evening was had by all - but not much slumber. Oh I The joys of being a Freshman! t 7itfole Tsp Left to right: D. Reicks, C. Holmstedt, C. Crosby, K. White, P. Glaze, D. Thompson, P. Thomsen, V. Kennedy, M. Moore. FIRST ROW: P. Danielson, S. Sadie, D. Reicks, M. Crosby, M. Flannigan, P. Patton, V. Maxwell, D. Thompson, B. Dickerson, N. Todd, N. Dickerson, C. Glaze, J. Brownell, J. Carlson, Miss Smith. SECOND ROW: S. Harshfield, J. Wooden, J. Leon- hardt, K. Brownell, P. Glaze, M. Moore, P. Buschman, J. Sandberg, P. Thomsen, M. Reams, J. Binegar, D. Sandberg, L. Lavalley, J. Kelly. THIRD ROW: J. Binegar, M. Peterson, J. White, J. Chase, E. Rotert, C. Crosby, K. Marrs, K. White, L. Hou- ser, L. Godeker, J. Goedert, C. Holmstedt, P. Case, V. Kennedy. Dou le 2uantet Left to right: J. Copeland, D. Thomsen, S. Thomas, M. Moore, L. Hoatson, J. Waggoner, D. Ortiz, V. Nelson. tyCee FIRST ROW: Miss Smith, F. Thompson, J. Tomilson, J. Copeland, R. Brownell, D. Thomsen, L. Adams, V. Nelson, L. Shaw, J. White. SECOND ROW: D. Ortiz, J. Jochum, L. Hoatson, S. Thomas, M. Moore, M. Crockett, L. Burkland, J. Dickerson, J. Waggoner. THIRD ROW: M. Bowden, R. Meyen, T. Powell, J. Holmstedt, S. White, H. Beveridge, D. Kellie, S. Arnold, J. Colburn, D. Bowden. ACCOMPANISTS BOYS' QUARTET Marilyn Moore and Jayne White V. Nelson, L. Hoatson, S. Thomas, M. Moore. FIRST ROW: Miss Smith, J. Carlson, N. Todd, V. Maxwell, V. Nelson, L. Adams, D. Thomsen, J. Copeland, T. Tomilson, D. Thompson, P. Patton, D. Reicks, D. Sadie, C. Glaze. SECOND ROW: V. Kennedy, M. Flannigan, D. Sandberg, P. Thomsen, J. Waggoner, L. Hoatson, S. Thomas, D. Ortiz, R. Brownell, P. Glaze, J. Leonhardt, J. Wooden, L. Lavaley. THIRD ROW: P. Buschman, M. Moore, M. Peterson, D. Bow- den, R. Meyen, D. Kellie, J. Holmstedt, J. Colburn, M. Moore, C. Crosby, K. White, C. Holmstedt. 0?'0?s4. FIRST ROW: Robert Quimby, Garry Morris, Jim Eshleman, Dale Dike, Harold Bever- idge, Sandy Arnold. SECOND ROW: Lyn Shaw, Frank Thompson, Roger Weir, Steve Paulman, Jim Holm, Doug Richards, Bill Houser, Milan Moore, Lee Hoatson, Lyle Burkland, JimJochum, Dennis Thomsen, Jim Copeland. The activities of the Sutherland F. F. A. Chapter started in August when several of the boys showed livestock at the Lincoln County Fair. We also had a crop booth in which we won 25 ribbons on the various crops exhibited. Soon after the start of the school year the range judging team (Milan Moore, Jim Jochum, Lee Hoatson, Ivan Dike and Jim Copeland) competed at the district range judging contest at North Platte. In October several of die boys competed in the Grassland Judging Contests. Lee Hoatson and Jim Jochum won ribbons and the team finished in seventh place. The total income received from our annual slave sale, which was held during the half-time of one of the home football games, was $205. Our first F. F. A. Sweetheart Ball was held in March. Our queen was Joan Kelly who was attended by Marilyn Moore, Judy Wooden, and Diana Coker. Dennis Thomsen and Lee Hoatson were the first boys to get the hogs that are to be the start of a registered swine chain. The boys are to give back to the Chapter 2 more gilts. The annual F. F. A. Parent-Son Banquet was held April 19. Mr. Frank Hoatson and Mr. Charles Eshleman were given Honorary Chapter Farmer degrees. Jim Eshleman and Robert Quimby received Star Chapter Farmer awards; Milan Moore received the Star Greenhand award; Garry Morris, the Farm Mechanics award; Jim Holm, the Farm Safety award; and Harold Beveridge, the Soil and Water Management award. Ten boys and Mr. Snyder, the Advisor, attended the State F.F. A. Convention and Vocational Agriculture Judging Contests in Lincoln. New officers are: Sandy Arnold, President; Garry Morris, Vice President; Milan Moore, Secretary; Treasurer, Doug Richards; Rep., Harold Beveridge; Sen., Jim Holm; Parliamentarian, Lee Hoatson. FRONT ROW: Jean Goedert, Dale Dike, Jim Eshleman, Kathleen White, Mr. Bowden. BACK ROW: Donna Thompson, Sam Thomas, Linda Godeker, Jayne Binegar, Virginia Maxwell. NOT PICTURED: Janice Binegar. OFFICERS: JIM ESHELMAN, President: JANICE BINEGAR, Vice Pres- ident; KATHLEEN WHITE, Secretary. The Student Council holds a regular meeting at the end of each month. The dates for all parties and special occasions sponsored by any class or organization passed through the Student Council. Ac- tivities sponsored by the Student Council included the selling of Sailor Pennants and car stickers, the annual Christmas Party, and a movie. Plans are being made for another movie. Bum Day and Twirp Week in the spring. 'DxtUfUZttCb FIRST ROW: J. Brownell, D. Sadie, D. Reicks, D. Thompson, B. Dickerson, C. Glaze, J. Carlson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gascoyne, L. Lavaly, V. Maxwell, P. Buschman, M. Flannigan, M. Crosby, N. Todd. THIRD ROW: J. Binegar, M. Peterson, E. Rotert, C. Crosby, J. White, C. Holmstedt, V. Kennedy. ABSENT: M. Goedert, L. Dike. OFFICERS President - - ---------------------------- Vice President---------------------------- Secretary -- ----------------------------- Treasurer -- - - - - News Reporter--------- - ----------------- Student Council Representative------------ VIRGINIA KENNEDY -----JAYNE WHITE - - JAYNE BINEGAR - CAROLYN CROSBY DONNA THOMPSON - - JAYNE BINEGAR Distant Thunder, Hillbilly House, The Outsider, and Half-Pint Windom Rides West are the 4 plays which our club presented for the annual Play Festival on February 12. The play which we entered in the S. P. V. A. Play Contest at Hershey received a rating of good. In the District Declamatory Contest, which was also held at Hershey, we received four superior and three excellent ratings. The Dramatics Club also per- formed at the Lions Club Christmas Party, a bridal shower, and the 4-H, F. F. A. Banquet. Five members of our club presented the affirmative point of view in a Speech Class vs Dramatics Club debate over the issue of teenage marriages. This debate and several blackouts were presented at a high school assembly on May 12. ScAooC 'Day ' Sc ooC kf- I 99 8m I f: Now you can cook when . . . in I l.i.ir.;'! 1 l 1 ' m mm M r No explanation needed! ■ • ■ Wouldn't you know it? STRIP POKER t tcte yante i FIRST ROW: C. Oliveros, D. Rotert, R. Beeson, P. Moritz, R. Kinnaman, Miss Cross. SECOND ROW: A. Rotert, C. Cobb, D. Arnold, D. Goedert, C. Brand. THIRD ROW: M. Kendall, P. Thomilson, K. Combs, K. Forden, E. Stoll. pen4t tyituCe FIRST ROW: D. Kiskadden, C. Ortez, K. Esping, J. Thomsen, R. Anderson, C. Boyer, G. Crosby, Miss Hinton. SECOND ROW: C. Livingston, E. Colson, S. Young, G. Wilson, R. Fleecs, S. Baker, S. Brand. THIRD ROW: J. Wilson, F. Mora, J. White, P. Paulman, M. McCune, D. Cassell, G. Case. Second tyuute FRONT ROW: L. Dancer, K. Van Fleet, K. Arnold, R. Oliveros, M. Swedberg, J. Bryant, S. Kelly, Mrs. Brownell. SECOND ROW: T. Jochum, C. Alden, C. Crosby, A. Castle, S. Pederson, D. Young, M. Stewart, R. Munoz. ABSENT: P. Combs, C. Coats. 7 fold uzde FRONT ROW: L. Hoatson, D. Erikson, T. Adams, R. Schuler, M. Epping, T. Baber, D. Dancer, S. Bryant, A. Crosby, MUs iuler. SECOND ROW: R. Anderson. G. Crosbey, M. jColson, K. Cobb, A. Shabbert, C. Goedert, S. Gress, L. Boyer, C. McVay, J. Sfearren, K. Beveridge. THIRD ROW: G. Holm, R. Yost, D. Kealy, S. Wever, K. Sleeth, M. Oliveros, K. Castle, K. Wagner. ABSENT: N. Kinnaman, M. O'Donnell. FIRST ROW: K. Reicks, S. Wever, R. McCune, D. Gonzales, R. Cody, L. White, D. Gonzales, M. Thomilson, Miss Peterson. SECOND ROW: J. Holmstedt, A. Adams, V. VanFleet, J. Stoll, J. Holm, D. Ream, S. Forden, S. Kendall. THIRD ROW: K. Swedberg, A. Kelley, M. Alden, C. Livingstone, L. German, D. Yost, R. Colson, M. Stewart. NOT PICTURED: M. Reid. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gascoyne, M. Cody, M. Moritz, D. Kendall, A. Ganzales, D. Thompson, U. Fear, P. Cassell, K. Todd. SECOND ROW: R. Vega, L. Gummere, R. Kenter, G. Alden, D. Leonhardt, J. Baker, S. Warren, L. Munoz, L. Case. THIRD ROW: V. Brewer, M. Kelly, K. Brandt, C. Colson, M. Crosby, E. Kennedy, R. Brewer, S. Goedert, S. Bowden. NOT PICTURED: P. Stewart. Sextet tyuzde FIRST ROW: H. Kelley, M. Thampson, C. Adams, J. Livingstone, L. Oliveros, D. Warren, R. Dike, Mrs. Sleeth. SECOND ROW: R. Reams, S. Thomlison, N. Gongales, J. Dancer, J. Schu- ler, C. Fear, G. Erikson. THIRD ROW: C. Adams, K. Beatty, A. Jochum, D. Marrs, J. Her- nandes, L. Holmstedt, D. Swedberg. Sixt tcute FIRST ROW: T. Ross, G. Kelley, B. Lavaley, K. Thomsen, R. Cassell, C. Calahan, V. Vega, Mr. Rayer. SECOND ROW: R. Boyer, B. Beveridge, G. Sleeth, A. Vega, K. Kealy, G. Peter- son, J. Flannigan. Seventh tyuzde FIRST ROW: Mrs. Beatty, D. Fear, R. Crosby, D. Wever, K. Castle, D. Walbert, M. Oliveros, N. Reicks. SECOND ROW: B. Waggoner, S. Linstrom, M. Jochum, J. Dicker- son, L. Dike, C. Thomsen, L. Goedert, B. Pickel. THIRD ROW: E. Crosby, V. Gum- mere. R. Canady, R. Halcott, O. Boyer, B. Jones, M. Vega, H. Beveridge, T. Schu- ler. NOT PICTURED: C. Brand, J. Buschman. FIRST ROW: Absent Miss Walsh, L. Hoatson, A. Kinnaman, D. White, P. Thomas, B. Goedert, M. Van Fleet, M. Dike,,K. Rotert, S. German, F. Kelly, D. Hilton, J. Jochum, J. Broge. THIRD ROW: J. Binegar, P. Reams, D. Munoz, G. White, C. Brewer, K. Crockett, S. Allison, M. Warren, D. Bowden. tyuide Pefi @Cu CHEERLEADERS: E. Crosby, C. Brownell, L. Goedert. FIRST ROW: D. Wever, K. Rotert, M. Jockum, M. Dike, B. Wagner, S. Castle, M. Oliveras. SECOND ROW: C. Thompson, B. Goedert, S. Beeson, J. Broge, L. Reicks, J. Jockum, J. Dickerson, D. White. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Beatty, V. Gummere, J. Binegar, P. Ream, K. Crockett, G. White, S. Allison, S. German. FIRST ROW: R. Crosby, L. Hoatson, S. Linstrom, T. Shuler, L. Dike, A. Kennaman, D. Walbert, W. Reicks, D. Fear. SECOND ROW: P. Thomas, D. Hilton, R. Canaday, R. 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