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History Of the Senior Class of 1961 only 10 of the present 20 were members of the original class, they were: Don Funk, Jim Holm, Janice Binegar, Garry Morris, Jim Dickerson, Janice Chase, Patty Danielson, James Holmstedt, Lois Dike, and Dan.Ortiz. Our first grade teacher was Mrs. Sterns. Our second grade teacher was Mrs. Brownell. In that year the class gained one new pupil, Dennis Beeson, only to lose another, Dwaine Sherman. To begin the third grade the class took in five new pupils. They were Harley Stauffer, Harold Beveridge, Lorna Hahn, Sandy Arnold and Gene D. Moude. We lost Rodney Meyen, Virginia Rowley, and Ronald Rowley. Miss Schuler was our third grade teacher. Mrs. Koster was our fourth grade teacher. The class gained two new pupils, Tony Vigil and Linda Broge. The class gained, three more pupils in the 5th grade; Phylis Barr, Larry Gill, and Virginia Rowley returned after a year's absence, also Tony Vigil moved away. Our Teacher was Mrs. Guffey. In the sixth grade the class gained five pupils: Terry Powell, Beth Hen- ningson, Sharlene Thomas, David Kelly, and Shirley Sanders, but lost one classmate. Gene DaMoude. We had three teachers: Mrs. Penning, Miss Boyle, and Miss Jacobs. For the seventh year our teacher was Mrs. Beatty. That year the class lost four students, who were: Phylis Barr, Sharlene Thomas, Shirley Sanders, and Harley Stauffer. For the eighth and final year in grade school our teacher was Mr. Vawser. The Class received two more pupils; Jeri Leonhardt, and Sam Thomas. We also lost two Virginia Rowley, and Pat Stubbs. The Class of 1961 entered high school with 22 members. During our Fresh- man year we gained Maurice Bayne and Janet Sandberg. Maurice left us at the end of the first semester. As Sophomores we gained two new members, Bob Munoz and Doug Richards. Jeri Leonhardt, Lorna Hahn, and Vicki Vega were lost from the class. In our Junior year we again decreased in number by losing Larry Gill and Angela Hernandez. The Class of 1961 remained unchanged in our final year of school. Those graduating from Sutherland High School in 1961 were Sandy Arnold, Dennis Beeson, Harold Beveridge, Janice Binegar, Linda Broge, Janice Chase, Pat Danielson, Jim Dickerson, Lois Dike, Don Funk, Jim Holm, James Holmstedt, David Kellie, Garry Morris, Bob Munoz, Dan Ortiz, Terry Powell, Doug Rich- ards, Janet Sandberg, Sam Thomas.
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I, Patricia Danielson, do hereby regret that I am the last of the Danielsons. I do hereby will to the Sutherland High School our abilities and many happy memories. I, Janice Binegar, will my bold ways to Mary Goedert since she is such a shy, reserved child. I also will my pessimistic ways to Connie Glaze since she is so conceited. I, Janet Sandburg, will my ability to be calm to Connie Glaze because she is always so flustered. I, Sandy Arnold, will my ability to win FFA ribbons and to get good grades in Ag to Milan Moore because he has such a hard time in school. I will all my teachers to anyone who is dumb enough to take them. I, Linda Broge, do hereby will my bumps and bruises received in volleyball to Virginia Kennedy since she never falls and hum herself in practice. I also will my stature to Carolyn Crosby because I know she won't mind a few extra inches. I, Doug Richards, will my ability to get along with everybody that wants to get along with me to anybody who wants to get along with everybody that wants to get along with him or her. I also will my uncles' little blue Ford to anyone that can talk him out of it and keep it running. I, Dennis Beeson, will my ability to be sneaky to Mr. Bowden so he can catch Ivan Dike stealing milk from the school's cooler. I, James Holmstedt, will my place on the honor roll to my sister, Connie, and my ability to be late for music to anyone who WALKS downstairs. I, Lois Dike, will my ability to get by with swiping cookies and candy in the Home Ec room to Jan Brownell and Barb Dickerson. I will to my classmate, Sam Thomas, my ability to keep my complaints about my grades to myself because he'll need it in college. I, Terry Powell, being weak, will my little strength to Bill Goedert so he can defend himself against his many girl friends. I also will him my strong mind so he can combat his strong imagination. I, Janice Chase, will my ability to get along with all the teachers to anyone who can use it, and my ability to talk in Mr. Bowden's study hall to Connie Holmstedt because she is always so quiet.
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