Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1965 volume:

JJub isne(J U£e Senior Ciass of Q6J Sui ier and (SailorJ 7 f 1 2 Sc 200 'foreword The 1965 edition of the Log” represents another chapter in the history of Sutherland High School. It is our wish as you read the “Log” that you will relive the events of this year. We hope that you will find happy mem- ories of your classmates, teachers, activities, and events that were a part of school life at Sutherland High during 1964-1965. As you review the events of this year, your thoughts may be sober, tender, or turn to the humorous side of things. The familiar faces of friends and all the events that took place this year will have a sentimental value for you, we know. Whatever your mood, we hope you will enjoy reading this yearbook. When recalling the happy moments of your past school years, we hope the 1965 “Log” will be one of your most cherished possessions. Editor - Steve Linstrom Co-Editor - Larry Reitz Sales Manager - Vicki Gummere PARK MOTEL - Sutherland, Nebraska dedication In memory of these two men, we dedicate our annual, the Log” of 1965. They served numbly, diligently, and honorably the community of Sutherland. They will be truly missed and remembered always. Dr. Harlon Moore came to Sutherland to prac- tice medicine in 1940. He was active in Sutherland civic affairs. He built the Sutherland Hospital and Clinic into one of the finest organizations in this area. He was head of this organization for 25 years. He was also an active member of the school board for a number of years. Paul Maxwell came to Sutherland in 1939. He taught and coached in Sutherland High School for ten years. He also served as principal of the high school. He was active in Sutherland civic affairs, and was especially interested in athletics. Innua c tajj Sports and Organization: D. Fear, H. Grades, Freshman and Sophomore Classes: Beveridge, L. Dike, R. Canaday, T. Shuler C. Brand, J. Dickerson, N. Borron Administration and Introduction: D. Wever, Jr. Editors, As, Editor, Editor, and Business D. Jones, M. Oliveros, B. Mayhew Manager: S. Linstrom, C. Adams, J. Shuler, L. Reitz, V. Gummere Copy Editor, Photographer, and As. Busi- Senior Class; L. Goedert, D. Dunkin, C. ness Editor: E. Crosby, M. Jochum, D. Thomsen Walbert f more year of climbing up and down stairs will do me in for sure.” Our Sc 200 Oacu tij BYRON LOESCHER Government, History, High School P. E. Head Basketball Coach Head Track Coach Football Coach B.S. Degree from Chadron State ALTHA BABBITT Typing, Bookkeeping Sponsor of Annual University of Colorado B.S. Degree from Kearney State ROBERTA LOESCHER English, Speech, Drama School Librarian McCook College B.A. Degree from Chadron State DARYL BROBERG Shop 9, Drafting, Driver's Training, Grade P.E. Head Football Coach Basketball Coach Track Coach B.S. Degree from Kearney State MARY LEE CROSBY Homemaking, Pep Club, Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet Kearney State A.B. Degree from Parke College, Parkesville, Missouri Sponsored by DR. A. W. WARREN TERRY TREGO Music in high school and grade school the first semester. BME Degree from Univ. of Nebraska CAROLYN UHRI Music in high school and grade school the second semester. Peru State BME Degree from Univ. of Nebraska ROBERT TSCHABRUN Algebra. Physics, Chemis- try, Advanced Math B.S. Degree from Kearney State JERRY JOHNSON Vocational Agriculture, FFA B.S. Degree from Texas A. and M., College Station, Texas SHIRLEY FAVER Spanish, English the first semester. B.A. Degree from Colo- rado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado CONNIE WALLIN Spanish, English second semester. El Colegio de Mexico Mexico City, Mexico B.A. Degree from Univ. of Nebraska This page sponsored by ALAMO BAR-North Plane ScAoo Aioarcf A ecre ary SEATED: Harvey McCune, President; Alex Beveridge; Mrs. Ruth Crockett Dean O'Donnell. STANDING: Clerk. Charles Humphrey; Virgil Kuhlmann, Irl Todd, Secretary; and James Beeson, Treasurer. CooAs tJanitors Mrs. Hoatson, Mrs. Crosby, and Mrs. Stark. Not pictured. Mrs. Colburn. Burdette Colburn and Walt Jochum LONGHORN BAR - Sutherland Qpjd(yt PRESIDENT THEODORE MERVAN SHULER Ted Age 18; Height 5' 11 1 2 ; Hair, Blonde; Eyes, Brown; Ambition: To be an electrician Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Boys Glee 1,2,3,4; Small Groups 2; Junior Class Play; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1.2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Annual 4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Letter Club Officer 3;, Student Council 4; F.F. A. 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3,4; '64 Boy Stater; Football Co-captain 4. VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY LARRY EUGENE REITZ Little Oop Age 18; Height 5’ 10 ; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Brown; Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Football Student Manager 3; Annual 3,4; Letter Club 3,4; Letter Club Officer 4; Student Council 3; F.F. A, 1: VICKI ANN GUMMERE Age 18; Height 5' 5 ; Hair, Dark Brown; Eyes, Hazel; Ambition: To be successful Activities: Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Jun- ior Class Play; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Co-captain 1; P.E. 1,2,3,4; Annual 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Officer 2,3,4; Class Officer 2. TREASURER STEVEN CLYDE LINSTROM Steve Age 18; Height 5' 11 ; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Brown; Ambition: Commercial Pilot Activities: Mixed Chorus 4; Boys Glee 1,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Football 1,2; Basketball 3,4; Student Manager 1,2; Track Student Manager 1,2; Annual 3,4; Letter Club 1,2,3, 4; Golf 2; Class Officer 1,3. HERSCHEL ALEX BEVERIDGE Buck Age 18; Height 6' 2 1 2”; Hair, Auburn; Eyes, Hazel; Ambition: To stay young and be free Activities: Mixed Chorus 3; Boys Glee 1,2,3; Small Groups 2,3; Junior Class Play; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Annual 4; Letter Club 2,3, 4; Letter Club Officer 4; F.F.A, 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Of- ficer 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Basketball and Football Co- captain 4. NANCY JUNE BORRON Age 17; Height 5' 5 1 2 ; Hair, Blonde; Eyes, Blue-Green; Ambition: Nurse Activities: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,4; P.E. 1; An' nual 4; Student Council 2,3. CAROLYN LOUISE BRAND Age 18; Height 5' 7”; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Brown; Ambition: To teach children, including mine. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,4; Dra- matics 1; P.E. 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Librarian 3,4; Annual 4; Pep Club Officer 2,3. RODNEY LEE CANADAY Rod Age 18; Height 6'; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Brown; Ambition: To live Activities: Boys Glee 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Annual 4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attend- ant 1; King 4; Class Officer 3. HELEN ELAINE CROSBY Crosey Age 18; Height 5' 10 ; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Brown; Ambition: To acquire the degrees RN, MRS Activities: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Small Groups 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,3; Junior Class Play; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Officer 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Annual 4; Student Council 4; '64 All- Stater, DEANNA KAY DUNKIN Dea Age 18; Height 5’ 4 ; Hair, Blonde; Eyes, Blue; Ambition: Speech therapist Activities: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Small Groups 1,2; Dramatics 1; Junior Class Play; Volleyball 1,2,3; Student Manager 4; P,E. 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Of- ficer 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Librarian 3,4; Annual 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; F.F.A. Queen 1; Attendant 2. JO-ANNE DICKERSON Jo Age 18; Height 5’ 7 1 2 ; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Blue; Ambition: Live a happy life Activities: Girls Glee 1,2,4; Dramatics 1; Volleyball 1,2,4; P.E. 1,2,3,4; Girls Track 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Annual 4; Prom Attendant 3. LYLE EDWARD DIKE Age 18; Height 6' 1 ; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Green; Ambition: Farming Activities: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee 1,2,3, 4; Small Groups 1,2,3; Dramatics 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Annual 4; Letter Club 2, 3,4; Student Council 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Of- ficer 4. NEAL DEAN FEAR Age 18; Height 5' 3 ; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Hazel; Ambition: To be a successful farmer Activities: Mixed Chorus 4; Boys Glee 1,2,3,4; P.E. 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball Student Manager 4; Track 1; Annual 4; Letter Club 3,4; Letter Club Officer 4; Stu- dent Council 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Prom Attendant 3; Class Officer 1. LINDA LOUISE GOEDERT Cookie Age 18; Height 5’ 2 ; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Hazel; Ambition: Teacher Activities: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Small Groups 2; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; P.E. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Librarian 4; Annual 4; Student Council 2,4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3; Queen 4; Class Officer 1,3; F.F.A. Queen 2. DANIEL ROBERT JONES Danny Age 18; Height 6' 3”; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Green; Ambition: Veterinarian Activities: Boys Glee 1,4; Class Play 1; P.E. 1,2,3; Football 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Annual 4; Letter Club 1,2, 3,4. MARY ANN JOCHUM Yogi Age 17; Height 5' 7 ; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Blue; Ambition: Nurse Activities: Mixed Chorus 2,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Dra- matics 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; P.E. 1,2,3.4; Qirls Track 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Golf2,3; Librarian 3,4; Annual 4; Pep Club Officer 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; F.F.A. Attendant 1. BARBARA SUE MAYHEW Barb Age 17; Height 5' 5 ; Hair, Light Brown; Eyes, Blue; Ambition: To be happy Activities: Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls Glee 3,4; Small Groups 3; Volleyball 3; P.E. 3,4; Pep Club 3; Librarian 4; Annual 4. KENNETH EDWARD SMITH Smitty Age 18; Height 5' 11 1 2”; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Brown; Ambition: Military Activities: P.E. 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Track 3; Annual 4; Letter Club 3,4. MARIA ELENA OLIVEROS Age 18; Height 5'; Hair, Black; Eyes, Brown; Ambition: To become a commercial artist Activities: Mixed Chorus 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; P.E. 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Student Manager 4; Girls Track 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual 4. BONNIE ANNETTE PICKEL Pickalilly Age 17; Height 5' 4 ; Hair, Blonde; Eyes, Hazel; Ambition: To become an efficient secretary and type 100 words a minute Activities: Librarian 1,2,3,4. CAROL MAE THOMSEN Age 18; Height 5' 4 1 2 ; Hair, Blonde; Eyes, Hazel; Ambition: To be successful in life Activities: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Small Groups 2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; P.E. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Librarian 4; Annual 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Officer 2; '64 Girls Stater. DIANA LOUISE WEVER Charlie Age 17; Height 5 4 ; Hair, Light Brown; Eyes, Blue; Ambition: Beautician Activities: Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Girls Track 3; Dramatics 1; P.E. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual 4. DALE RUSSELL WALBERT Butch Age 18; Height 5’ 11 ; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Blue; Ambition: To be successful Activities: Boys Glee 1,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; P.E. 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 3; Student Manager 1,2; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4. MICHEAL VEGA Mike Age 19; Height 5 9 ; Hair, Brown; Eyes, Black; Ambition: To be a success and enjoy life Activities: Football 1; Basketball 1; Annual 4. Senior Sponsors c 5 uper in ten cfvn r (JlTessaye Congratulations to the Senior Class. You are entering a new and different way of life. In just a few short weeks you will no longer be a part of S.H.S. I am sure all of you will have many pleasant memories of your high school days. Y ou have been a wonderful class to work with, and I am sure that many of you will do many wonderful things to help make this to be a better world in which to live. To each of you—a lot of success and hap- piness in whatever you undertake to do. KURTIS W. BOWDEN Colorado State Teachers College Kearney State Teachers College M.A. Degree T rincipa 's JlCessape Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1965. This yearbook climaxes four years of your en- deavors. I sincerely hope this short segment of your life shall prove to be rich and rewarding for each and every one of you. Best wishes in all future undertakings. Congratulations to the Seniors NORTH PLATTE PACKING CO., North Platte MORAN’S JEWELRY, North Platte LAVERNE ROBERTSON B.S., Kearney State College, Graduate work at University of Colorado and University of Idaho. M.S., University of New Mexico Bonnie P Vicki G SENIOR CLASS PLAY by Jean Provence “No Boys Allowed Cast of Characters Director - - - - MR. MIDNIGHT MR. MIDNIGHT RITA BAXTER - JANE BAXTER - VICTROLA - - FRED DANA - - LEROY DOYLE - EDWINA COOK ■ BELINDA ELLIOT NADA OWENS - NADA OWENS - PATSY FARREL O'BRIEN---------- KEITH GARLAND HARVEY SMITH MRS. DANA - - Mrs. Byron Loescher Herschel Beveridge - - - - Dean Fear - - Vicki Gummere - Barbara Mayhew - - Elaine Crosby - - Steve Linstrom - - - Dale Walbert - - Carol Thomsen - - Linda Geodert - - - Diana Wever - - Deanna Dunkin Mary Ann Jochum - - - - Dan Jones - - - - Lyle Dike - - - Ted Shuler - - Carolyn Brand SneaA r Jrip The grave hunters. Just fun. YOUNG’S SPORTING GOODS North Platte All around! This page is sponsored by STATE FARM INSURANCE Paxton Graduation Z )eed Margaret Borron, Dolores Dean Fear, Stu- Carol Thomsen, Barbara Hoefer, Connie Seifer dent Manager— Mayhew Coach Broberg Graduation week began on Sunday evening, May 17 with Baccalaureate in the new gym followed by Honor Night on Monday, Commencement on Wednesday and Eighth Grade Promo- tion on Thursday. Awards presented during these nights were presented to the following: Leadership award, Linda Goedert; All-around Boy, Math Award, and a five-hour flying scholarship from the Clinch Flying Service of North Platte went to Steve Linstrom; I Dare You awards went to Carol Thomsen and Ted Shuler. Carol also received a $150 scholarship from Nebraska Wesleyan and a perfect attendance award. This award was also presented to Elaine Crosby. Nancy Borron was named this year’s recipient of the $400 Second Annual Sutherland Com- munity Scholarship presented by the Chamber of Commerce, Lions Club, and American Legion, and the $300 Odd Fellows scholarship. In addition she was presented a Good Citizenship Award. Vicki Gummere was presented an award for the DARGood Citizen essay she had written earlier. She was also chosen All-around Girl, and received a $250 scholarship to Nebraska Wesleyan University. Certificates were given to one student from each class who had attained the highest scholar- ship average for this year. Margaret Borron received the award for the Freshmen, Connie Seifer for the Sophomores, and Dolores Hoefer for the Juniors. During honor night, letters, chevrons, and pins were presented for work completed this year to music students. Pep Club members, varsity volleyball girls, speech participants, boys' ath- letics, and FFA members. Marcia Crosby received a medal for placing first in beginning typ- ing at the Kearney Inter-High Contest. Dearl Fear was presented as FFA State Farmer. At Commencement, Carolyn Brand was named Valedictorian, Vicki Gummere, Saluta- torian, and Deanna Dunkin as honor student. Sutherland sponsors of this page CO-OP CAFE SANDY’S YARNS GLENN KENDALL PETE’S CAFE HOBART BLYTHE EVELYN'S CURLETTE JuuXMS Sponsor i - Sponsor - President z - V. Pres. Cathy Adams Barbara Lavaley Kathleen Kealy Kenneth Beatty Brenda Beveridge Connie Callihan Jack Dancer Ron Dike Cindy Einspahr Virginia Gonzales Clarence Fear Byron Forden Dolores Hoefer Linda Holmstedt Kent Joe hum Dennis Marrs Guadalupe Oli veros Greta Peterson Gene Ream Thelma Ross Leroy Rowley James Shuler Ann Stewart Dennis Swedberg Steve Thomlison Maddie Thompson Angel Vega Val Vega Philip Woodard Bob Zenner : THE GHOSTS GO WEST CAST CALEB JONES..................Jim Shuler Bob Zenner JOHNNY SUTTON----------------------Steve Thomlison DOREEN DELANEY---------Maddie Thompson BERT FOLGER ------ John Hernandez LORNA FARNSWORTH - - Brenda Beveridge Director - — - KITTY SAMPSON......................Jane Flannigan GARY SAMPSON.................Ken Beatty MA CLANTON ------ Greta Peterson FRANK SNELL---------------- Kent Jochum ELIZABETH MASON--------Connie Callihan HALLIE HALLAHAN.....................Ann Stewart Mrs. Byron Loescher This page is sponsored by Livestock Grain Hauling FLEECS BROS. Sutherland, Nebraska Is it ace or deuce? Sponsors of this page CASH-WA CANDY CO. MURPHY MODERN MUSIC ECKBERG'S North Platte Oh, Jane, you’re so beautiful. Sponsors of this page DR. VON D. ARNOLD TELEGRAPH BULLETIN North Platte A % Happy, happy days! What do you mean, I copy everything vou do?” Mr. Byron Loescher, Sponsor Miss Connie Wallin. Sponsor Richard Keuter, President Marcia Crosby, V. President Charles Colson Pat Gill David Kendall Eunice Fear Twyla Thompson Marshall Cody Sharalee Bowden Gloria Alden Pam Ingram Andy Gonzales Mary Jo Moritz Mike Kelly Jeanie Kennedy Luci Munoz Ruben Vega Connie Seifer Kenneth Brand Peggy Stewart Dennis Thompson Barbara Vanarsdall Mike Wisdom Linda Case Kelly Moore Linda Gum mere Douglas Leonhardt Vivian Hagan Douglas Evans Suzanne Goedert They should make fine print you can read. Someone told him to go fly a kite. We just missed being twins. Me eat during study hall? Now where did I put that book? peek-a-boo Is my neck ever stiff! I don't like my new hair style. Close it quick! Here Thursday is my favorite comes Mr. Robertson. day. Guess I'm broke. I've got his ring around here some- where. Mrs. Byron Loescher, Sponsor Margaret Borron, President Marylee Alden, Vice-President Jacquelin Arensdorf Richard Colson Virginia VanVleet Regina Cody Lloyd German Dolores Gonzales Jim Holmstedt Dorothy Gonzales Scott Kendall Larea White Dale Ream Mike Stewart Joyce Holm Kent Swedberg Roxann McCune Kay Smith Sherman Forden Susie Wever Danny Yost My tongue is prettier than your tongue.” Look at that Mr. Bowden in his hula skirt. There's Ringo! I'll never figure this gadget out! ” Green grass already? He makes me feel like I have wings. I hate these Saturday night baths. Candid Camera—ha! You've got to pull the taffy like this. ” SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer ----- Steve Linstrom Vice President - - - - Larry Reitz Secretary - — - Vicki Gummere President ------ Ted Shuler JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer - - - - Barbara Lavaley Secretary ----- Cathy Adams Vice President - - John Hernandez President ----- jane Flannigan SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Vice President - - - Marcia Crosby Treasurer ----- Connie Seifer President ------ Ricky Keuter Secretary ------ Eunice Fear FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President - - - - Margaret Borron Treasurer ----- Richard Colson Vice President - - Mary Lee Alden Secretary - - - - Roxann McCune O cml cJtUmS . . . One more quit the club!” Yak ... Yak ... Yak meeting like this and I'll Royalty Queen - Carol Thomsen King - Herschel Beveridge Attendants Attendant - Cathy Adams Attendant - Jim Shuler Queen - Linda Goedert King - Rodney Canaday JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM )7fomecomin a King----------------Rodney Canaday ----------------Linda Goedert ure King-----Anthony Martinez :ure Queen-------- Cindy Ross Attendants Senior Ted Shuler Carol Thomsen Junior Kent Jochum Maddie Thompson Sophomore Dennis Thompson Eunice Fear Freshman Jim Holmstedt Virginia VanVleet Harvest Moon was the theme of the Homecoming Dance which was sponsored by the Pep Club after the Stapleton game. This page is sponsored by DICKERSON BROTHERS TRANSFER UAe deniore es CHEERLEADERS: C. Thomsen, S. Bowden, L. Goedert, E. Fear, B. Lavaley, P. Gill, M. Thompson. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. A. Crosby (sponsor), T. Ross, M. Mortiz, J. Arensdorf, D. Gonzoles, L. White, R. McCune, D. Gonzoles, C. Adams, D. Hoefer, S. Wever, L. Case, M. Oliveros. MIDDLE ROW: L. Munoz, C. Callihan, D. Wever, R. Cody, L. Gummere, K. Kealy, V. Gummere, C. Einspahr, P. Stewart, L. Holmstedt, T. Thomp- son, L. Oliveros. TOP ROW: D. Dunkin, B. Beveridge, A. Vega, J. Flannigan, A. Stewart, M. Crosby, E. Crosby, S. Goedert, G. Peterson, J. Kennedy, M. Jochum, V. VanVleet. (Not pictured: V. Gonzoles, V. Hagan) The Sailorettes was composed of 45 members. This year the demerit-merit system was used again and we have found it to be very successful. Our uniforms were red wool pleated skirts, white tailored blouses, red letter sweaters with earned chevrons and pins, white bobby sox, white gloves, and a red-and-white shaker. To each girl who had successfully completed three years as a member of Pep Club and was enrolled in good standings her fourth year, a SAILOR was awarded her to wear on the right arm of her letter sweater. This design was created by those who received it. Elaine Crosby, Deanna Dunkin, Vicki Gummere, Diana Wever, Maria Oliveros, Mary Jochum, Linda Goedert, and Carol Thomsen completed four years of Pep Club work. Congratulations to the Seniors LYON'S I. G. A. FOODLINER - North Platte ED'S SHOE REPAIR - North Platte ED AND FRANCIS MONTGOMERY C7 rs Geam C 'fieerfeacfers Linda Goedert Maddie Thompson Carol Thomsen Barbara Lavaley Linda Goedert Maddie Thompson Barbara Lavaley Carol Thompson Seconcf Geam GAieer eacfers Pat Gill Sharalee Bowden Eunice Fear Pep GM Officers STANDING: Vicki Gummere, President; Dolores Hoefer, Secretary; Mrs. Crosby, Pep Club Sponsor; SEATED: Deanna Dun- kin, Vice-President; Elaine Crosby, Treas- urer. Better GfuS FIRST ROW: Coach Broberg, S. Linstrom, R. Canaday, T. Shuler, K. Beatty, D. Jones, H. Beveridge, L. Dike, D. Swedberg, Coach Loescher, SECOND ROW; M. Cody, L, Reitz, B. Forden, D. Thompson, J. Dancer, R. Keuter, K. Jochum, D, Fear, L, German. M. Wisdom, THIRD ROW: K, Moore, R. Dike, D. Walbert, P. Woodard, D. Evans, C. Colson, D. Marrs, B. Zenner, J. Shuler, D. Kendall. Officers Secretary - Dean Fear V. President - Larry Reitz Treasurer - Kent Jochum President - Herschel Beveridge This page is sponsored by, North Platte firms; REDMAN'S, BERG'S TYPEWRITER CO., SHRAKE'S BODY SHOP. FIRST ROW: Mr. Johnson, R. Dike, H. Beveridge, D. Fear, L. Dike, C. Fear, J. Dancer, SECOND ROW: S. Kendall, S. Forden, G. Ream, L. German, D. Ream, J. Shuler, J. Holmstedt, L. Rowley, D. Kendall. THIRD ROW; S. Thomlison, B. Forden, T. Shuler, R. Canaday, V. Vega, D. Swedberg, D. Yost, M. Stewart. Officers Advisor - Jerry Johnson Reporter - Ron Dike Secretary - Herschel Beveridge President - Dean Fear Vice-President - Lyle Dike Treasurer - Clarence Fear Sentinel - Jack Dancer This page is sponsored by the following Paxton firms: SWEDE’S BAR HEHNKE'S STORE STEVE’S IDEAL CAFE Left to right: Jim Shuler, Dave Kendall, The Parent and Son Banquet and Byron Forden. The FFA boys in Denver, Colo. The Senior Ag Class Judging During the past year the members of the FFA have been active in many judging con- tests and have taken a number of trips. The first contest-attended was the Range Judging, others included: Grassland Beef Judging, Beef State Polled Hereford Show, the District 7 Contest at Arapahoe, District Judging Contest at Curtis, and the State FFA Convention and Contest. There were many ribbons won by the members of the FFA which all helped to make the year a success. Other activities of the Chapter included a Slave Sale, Chicken and Noodle Supper, and a trip to the Denver National Western Stock Show. Dean Fear was named as State Farmer. This page is sponsored by LARRY'S LIQUOR North Platte S uc en Council SEATED, left to right: Mr. Bowden, E. Crosby, K. Kealy, L. Goedert STANDING: D. Yost, P. Gill, K. Beatty, C. Adams, T. Shuler President------------------------------ Linda Goedert Vice President -----------------------Kathleen Kealy Secretary-Treasurer------------------- -Elaine Crosby The Student Council sponsored the Annual Christmas Party which was held December 23. The Marks 5's” provided the music for the occasion. HOUSE OF TIME LAKEWAY LANES North Platte MRS. FRANK STEEL - AVON - 386-4462 Sutherland JTCixecf (JAort s FIRST ROW: D. Thompson, R. Keuter, M. Oliveros, T. Ross, M. Moritz, N. Borron, P. Gill, D. Hoefer, M. Thompson, E. Fear, S, Wever, B. Vanarsdall, M. Cody, D. Fear, SECOND ROW: M. Kelly, J. Shuler, V. Gonzales, C. Callihan, L. Goedert, L. Oliveros, D. Wever, L. Munoz, C. Seifer, R. McCune, D. Gonzales, R. Dike, M. Wisdom, THIRD ROW: K. Jochum, B. Zenner, B. Lavaley, M. Alden, L. Holmstedt, P. Stewart, K. Kealy, L. White, R, Cody, G, Alden, T. Thompson, J. Hernandez, L. Reitz, FOURTH ROW; S. Thomlison, L, Dike, L. Gummere, C. Thomsen, N. Borron, S. Bowden, G. Peterson, B. Mayhew, D. Dunkin, C. Adams, C. Brand, A. Stewart, B. Beveridge, S. Goedert, E. Crosby, M. Crosby, J. Flannigan, J. Kennedy, M. Jochum, T. Shuler, K. Brand. Connie Callihan Peggy Stewart Marcia Crosby Pianists NORTH PLATTE NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION of North Platte 03 5Jfee FIRST ROW: M. Cody, M. Wisdom, R. Vega, R. Keuter, J. Shuler, R. Dike, D. Thomp- son, D. Fear, SECOND ROW: D. Walbert, L. Reitz, J. Hernandez, D. Evans, M. Kelly, K. Jochum, S. Linstrom, THIRD ROW: S. Thomlison, K. Beatty, D. Marrs, D. Jones, L. Dike, T. Shuler, B. Zenner, K. Brand. NEBRASKA AVIATION CENTER, North Platte, Nebraska FIRST ROW: T. Ross, S. Wever, E. Fear, P. Gill, D. Hoefer, V. Gonzales, J. Arensdorf, C. Callihan, D. Gonzales, M, Thompson, M. Moritz, L. Case, B. Vanarsdall, M. Oliveros, SECOND ROW: K. Smith, C. Seifer, J. Holm, R. McCune, L. Oliveros, T. Thompson, R. Cody, D. Wever, L. Munoz, M, Alden, L. Geodert, C. Adams, M. Borron, THIRD ROW: G. Alden, N. Borron, L. Holmstedt, P. Stewart, L. Gummere, C. Thomsen, S. Bowden, V. Van Vleet, C. Einspahr, K. Kealy, V. Gummere, L. White, B. Lavaley, FOURTH ROW: B. Beveridge, M. Jochum, C. Brand, A. Stewart, G. Peterson, S. Goedert, E. Crosby, M. Crosby, J. Flannigan, J. Dickerson, J. Kennedy, B. Mayhew, D. Dunkin. S.Jirfs7 triple 'Drio FRONT ROW: Pat Gill, Cathy Adams, Deanna Dunkin, Brenda Beveridge, Jeanie Kennedy. BACK ROW: Jane Flannigan, Carol Thomsen, and Connie Callihan. Not pic- tured, Linda Goedert. ir s' Sex e Maddie Thompson, Mar- garet Borron, Nancy Bor- ron, Elaine Crosby, Suzanne Goedert, and Marcia Cros- by. This page is sponsored by JIM BEESON MOSE TREGO HARRY GOEDERT - Farmer and Rancher LETHA KENNEDY MARVIN BEATTY BiSi ranans Left to Right: L. Goedert, B. Beveridge. Left to Right: S. Linstrom, L. Goedert. B. Beveridge, Mrs. Loescher. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY North Platte FIRST ROW: C. Adams, M. Jochum, E. Crosby, C. Thomsen, L. Goedert, D. Dunkin, C. Callihan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Loescher, J, Flannigan, C. Brand, K. Kealy, G. Peterson, B. Mayhew. One Old 7 ay, O ie S s ers JICcOntosfi right! So we can't spell Games Times Yds. Avg. Yds. Avg. Yds Rushing Played Carried Gained Per Game Per Carr} Ken Beatty 9 125 1320 148.4 10.5 Rod Canaday 8 68 452 50.2 6.6 Dan Jones 9 36 263 29.2 7.9 Kent Jochum 9 46 200 22.2 4.4 Dennis Thompson 8 10 122 15.5 12.2 Marshall Cody 7 13 34 4.6 2.8 David Kendall 7 2 36 4.8 18 Pass Receiving Caught Yards Touchdowns Dennis Swedberg 17 202 5 Ken Beatty 13 246 4 Jack Dancer 6 105 1 Herschel Beveridge 5 51 0 Rod Canaday 6 95 0 Dan Jones 3 19 0 Passing Attempts Completions Yards Touchdowns Intercep. Kent Jochum 71 45 580 8 3 Ken Beatty 5 3 65 1 1 Dennis Thompson 2 1 73 1 FRONT ROW: Student Manager K. Moore, S. Kendall, S. Forden, M. Cody, J. Holmstedt, L. Rowley, D. Kendall, A. Gonzales,'Student Manager, S. Kuhlmann, SECOND ROW; J. Shuler, J. Hernandez, L. German, M. Kelly, R. Keuter, B. Forden, M. Stewart, R. Dike, C. Fear, THIRD ROW: Coach Loescher, J. Dancer. T. Shuler, D. Marrs, H. Beveridge, D. Jones, L. Dike, K. Beatty, K. Jochum, D. Fear, Coach Broberg, NOT PICTURED: D. Thompson, B. Zenner, D. Swedberg, R. Canaday. Blocked Punts Fumble Recoveries Intercepted Passes Ted Shuler 6 Dennis Swedberg 5 Herschel Beveridge 2 Dan Jones 4 Dan Jones 5 Kent Jochum 2 Lyle Dike 3 Ted Shuler 5 Dennis Swedberg 2 Lyle Dike 2 Ken Beatty 1 Punting Kick-off Dennis Swedberg—17 punts for 684.9 yds. Rod Canaday--37 for 1697 yds. average—40.2 average—45.8 yds. Dan Jones—8 punts for 274.4 yds. Lloyd German—13 for 523.5 yds. average—34.4 average—40.2 Tackles Unas. Assisted Tackles Unas. Assisted Dan Jones 65 33 Lyle Dike 6 3 Ted Shuler 63 35 Marshall Cody 6 3 Kent Jochum 54 27 David Kendall 6 2 Dennis Swedberg 44 23 Mike Kelly 5 3 Herschel Beveridge 32 34 Dean Fear 5 2 Ken Beatty 25 18 Lloyd German 3 5 Jack Dancer 22 13 Johnny Hernandez 2 5 Dennis Marrs 18 20 Clarence Fear 1 1 Bob Zenner 12 10 Leroy Rowley 0 2 Dennis Thompson 10 2 Jim Holmstedt 0 1 Jim Shuler 77 66 Mike Stewart 0 1 Rod Canaday 77 3 Byron Forden 0 1 Scott Kendall 0 1 Scoring TD Ex. Pts. Total Points Ken Beatty 24 3 147 Dennis Swedberg 8 5 53 Rod Canaday 4 1 25 Dan Jones 4 0 24 Kent Jochum 3 3 21 Dennis Thompson 2 0 12 Jack Dancer 1 0 6 Marshall Cody 1 0 6 David Kendall 1 0 6 Rick Keuter 1 0 6 Herschel Beveridge 1 0 6 1964 SEASON RECORD Sutherland 13 Hershey 8 Sutherland 38 Stapleton 20 Sutherland 18 Hyannis 6 Sutherland 19 Hayes Center 14 Sutherland 74 W. Kearney 7 Sutherland 53 Big Springs 6 Sutherland 12 Paxton 0 Sutherland 65 Brady 6 Sutherland 18 Arthur 0 Games won 9 Lost 0 This page is sponsored by North Platte business firms FRANK'S STANDARD SERVICE HUEBNER SUPPLY COMPANY Deje ens oe 7c eam FRONT ROW: J. Dancer, D. Jones, L. Dike, H. Beveridge, MIDDLE ROW: K. Beatty, T. Shuler, K. Jochum, BACK ROW: D. Marrs O Je ensioe Jeam Je FRONT ROW: J. Dancer, T. Shuler, L. Dike, D. Marrs, H. Beveridge, BACK ROW: D. Jones, K. Jochum, K. Beatty This page sponsored by BROWN-HARANO STUDIO - North Platte Goaches ancf Go Gap tains Herschel Beveridge, Coach Broberg, Ted Shuler TED SHULER Guard Letters Won SSSS All State Lincoln Journal LCC-First Team SPVA-Second Team This page sponsored by JAMES E. SIMON CO., INC. North Platte Head Coach BROBERG Three Years at SHS Assistant Coach LOESCHER Three Years at SHS HERSCHEL BEVERIDGE End Letters Won SSS KENT JOCHUM Quarterback Letters Won SSS LCC First Team 1964 Settermen DENNIS SWEDBERG End Letters Won SSS DEAN FEAR Honorable Mention SPVA Guard Letters Won SS DAN JONES Back Letters Won S KEN BEATTY Back Letters Won SSS LCC First Team SPVA First Team All-State Honorable Mention (Lincoln Journal) (Omaha World Herald) JACK DANCER End Letters Won SS DENNIS MARRS Center Letters Won SS RON DIKE Guard Letters Won S BYRON FORDEN End Letters Won S This page is sponsored by SUTHERLAND LUMBER COMPANY RICHARD KEUTER End Letters Won S This page is sponsored by ROBERT Bus” CALLIHAN C. A. POWELL Sutherland DAVID KENDALL Center Letters Won S LLOYD GERMAN Guard Letters Won S T arsitu FRONT ROW: Student Manager D. Fear, Coach Loescher BACK ROW: K. Jochum, R. Keutet, D. Swedberg, T. Shuler, L. Dike, D. Jones, H. Beveridge, K. Beatty, R. Cana- day, S. Linstrom, J. Dancer, D. Thompson SEASON RECORD Regular Season S. O. 44 Wallace. 49 •112 Tryon 22 62 N.P. St. Pats 48 73 Stapleton 42 89 Brady 44 69 Grant 71 59 Wauneta 57 59 Maxwell 54 71 Madrid 69 64 Paxton 87 50 Chappell 63 67 Hershey 44 76 Arnold 63 •School Record S. Tournament Play Sutherland Holiday Tournament O. 72 Hershey 44 60 Paxton 63 66 ••Lincoln County Tournament Brady 46 66 N.P. St. Pats 65 •••90 Wallace 50 65 South Platte Valley Tournament Chappell 69 78 Class D District Elsie 51 57 Paxton 54 67 Madrid 77 ••Champions •••Tournament Record Dan Jones, Dennis Swedberg, Ken Beatty, Herschel Beveridge, Rod Canaday, Jack Dancer, and Kent Jochum all scored over 100 points for the season, with Jones, (292) Swed- berg, (242) and Beatty, (224) leading the pack. Leading rebounders were Jones, Swedberg, and Beveridge. 7la arc s Lincoln County All Tournament Team; Dan Jones, Dennis Swedberg, Herschel Beveridge Honorable Mention; Rod Canaday All Lincoln County Conference Team; First Team; Dan Jones Second Team; Dennis Swedberg, Herschel Beveridge, Ken Beatty All South Platte Valley Class A Team; Second Team; Dan Jones and Dennis Swedberg Honorable Mention; Ken Beatty and Herschel Beveridge 1964-65 Co-Captains; Herschel Beveridge and Ken Beatty Sutherland Team Average---------- — 68.4 Opponents Team Average - ------------56.3 The Sailors were also the Lincoln County Conference season Co-Champions, with a 6 win 1 loss record in conference play. DEAN FEAR Student Manager Basketball Co-Captains COACH LOESCHER HERSCHEL BEVERIDGE TED SHULER KEN BEATTY ROD CANADAY KENT JOCHUM STEVE LINSTROM DAN JONES LYLE DIKE JACK DANCER DENNIS SWEDBERG RICK KEUTER DENNIS THOMPSON 5?, eserues FRONT ROW; Coach Broberg, K. Moore, A. Gonzales, R. Vega, R. Colson, C. Colson, P. Woodard, S. Kendall, J. Holmstedt, K. Swedberg, Student Manager R. Dike BACK ROW: M. Wisdom, C. Fear, M. Stewart, L. German, D. Yost, B. Forden, J. Hernandez, M. Kelly, I. Shuler, S. Forden S. SEASON RECORD 0. 38 Wallace 34 42 Tryon 16 46 St. Pat's 48 38 Stapleton 34 44 Brady 34 50 Grant 59 51 Wauneta 47 57 Maxwell 36 30 Madrid 37 41 Paxton 39 57 Chappell 67 47 Hershey 45 44 Arnold 52 53 St. Pat's Invitational Tournament Hershey 35 48 St. Pat's 83 1965 OracJi Reason The 1965 track season was one of Sutherland's finest years as the Sailors won several major meets along with being the state runner-up to Amherst. Many records, both meet and school, were broken. Meets the Sailors won. The St. Pat's Relays The Lincoln County Conference (Second Straight year) The St. Pat's Invitational Dual meet with Hershey The Sutherland Invitational Four school records were broken. Other meets the Sailors placed in. Runner-up in the district at Cozad State runner-up to Amherst. Lost by only 1 1 2 points Fourth in the SPVA Fourth in the Kearney Invitational (biggest meet in the state) 144 feet, 2 inches 45 feet, 5 inches flat (ties school record) Dan Jones, and Ken Beatty) 1:35.8 Dan Jones in the discus Bob Zenner in the shot put Ken Beatty in the 100 yard dash 10 The 880 yard relay (Ken Smith, Herschel Beveridge, Four Trackmen earn state meet berths Dan Jones in the discus Ken Beatty in the 100 yd. dash and the 220 yd. dash Ken Smith, Herschel Beveridge, Dan Jones' and Ken Beatty in the 880 yard relay. The Sailors placed seventh in the Gold Medal standings—the only non-class A school in the state's top ten. Ken Beatty and Dan Jones competed for the Southwest Track Club at the Cozad Mid- states Federation Meet on May 31. Ken placed third in the 100 yard dash with 10 flat. Beatty also ran on the 880 yard relay which placed second with a 1:30.5. BOTTOM ROW: S. Kendall, D. Yost, M. Stewart, Lloyd German, S. Forden, MIDDLE ROW: M. Wisdom, D. Thompson, R. Keuter, D. Evans, M. Kelly, D. Kendall, M. Cody, TOP ROW: Coach Broberg, K. Jochum, K. Smith, H. Beveridge, D. Jones, K. Beatty, B. Zenner, and Coach Loescher. KEN BEATTY Ken Beatty won both the 100 yard dash and the 220 yard dash at the state meet in Lincoln. His times were 10.2 and 21.9 which was a state record but did not count because of the distance being 7 feet short. The state record was 22.3 which Ken would have won even if the distance was short. Both Ken's 100 yd. dash and the 220 were second in Gold Medal standings in all classes. During the season, Ken also equalled one of the oldest SHS records by running the 100 yard dash in 10 flat. DAN JONES Dan Jones placed fifth in the Discus with a toss of 135 feet at the state meet in Lincoln. He broke the school record in the Discus with a toss of 144 feet 2 inches at a meet earlier in the season. BOB ZENNER Bob Zenner broke the schoqj record by throwing the shot put 45 feet 5 inches. 880 RELAY TEAM The team consisted of Ken Smith, Herschel Beveridge, Dan Jones, and Ken Beatty, They broke the current school record of 1:37 with the new mark of 1:35.8. In the state meet at Lincoln, they tied for second with the time of 1:39.9. SEVENTEEN TRACK LETTERMEN JUNIORS Kenneth Beatty Kent Jochum Bob Zenner FRESHMEN SENIORS Danny Jones Herschel Beveridge Kenneth Smith Ted Shuler SOPHOMORES Dennis Thompson Douglas Evans Marshall Cody Mike Kelly David Kendall Danny Yost Lloyd German Mike Stewart Scott Kendall Sherman Forden TSoys' Pfiysicaf C cfucation M. Cody, B. Zenner, S. Thomlison, V. Vega, K. Smith, D. Ream, D. Marrs, G. Ream, D. Leonhard, L. Rowley, K. Brand, R. Walbert, D. Evans. Instructors Coach Broberg, and Coach Loescher. TJo feySa E. Fear, B. Lavaley, V. Gummere, L. Gummere, C. Thomsen, B. Beveridge, J. Dicker- son, S. Goedert, E. Crosby, A. Stewart, J. Kennedy, V. VanVleet, S. Bowden, R. Mc- Cune, L. Goedert, M. Thompson, P. Gill. Student Managers and Coach--D. Dunkin, Mr. Hafer, and M. Oliveros. 15- 8. 15- 7. 15- 9. 11- 6. 16- 14. 15- 0. 11- 9. Season Record is 8 - 1. is listed first. Sutherland Wallace: 10-12, 15-13, Tryon: 15- 3, 15- 2, Stapleton: 15- 3, 4-15, Brady: 15- 6. 15- 9 Madrid.; 15- 6, 15- 3, Paxton: 15- 3, 15- 1, Hershey: 15- 4, 15- 3, Arnold: 15- 9, 15- 3, Brady Invitational Tourney Arnold: 3-15, 11-15 This page is sponsored by CEDAR BOWL LANES RESTAURANT AND DRIVE INN FRANK’S FARM EQUIPMENT CITY BARBER SHOP PLATTE FLORAL PLATTE VALLEY HIDE AND METAL S. Wever, J. Kennedy, J. Dickerson, D. Seifer, Jean Kennedy and R. McCune YONT'S APPLIANCES AND T. V. BYSTROM AUTO PARTS DAISY QUEEN AND SNO-WHITE HINMANS INC. ALLEN'S SELF SERVICE DRUGS NORTH PLATTE BUSINESS FIRMS S ir s’ O.racA? leam STANDING: Coach Broberg, C. Crosby, J. Arensdorf, N. Kinnaman, D. Thompson, G. Crosby. KNEELING: C. McVay, C. Seifer, B. Lavaley, R. McCune, J. Kennedy, S. Goedert, S. Wever, and J. Dickerson. There was a total of 18 girls out for track at Sutherland High School this year. Ten out of the 18 lettered. They were as follows: Jean Kennedy (shot), Barbara Lavaley (440), Christy McVay (shot), Connie Seifer (sprints and broadjump), Roxann McCune (hurdles and sprints), Gege Crosby (sprints), Cindy Crosby (sprints and hurdles), Dixie Thompson (880), Susie Wever (sprints), and Susie Goedert (high jump). Others who were out but did not letter were: Jo Dickerson, Ann Stewart, Reggie Cody, Nola Kinnamon, Jackie Orensdorf, Maria Oliveros, Maddie Thompson, and Mary Jane Stewart. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 1965 SEASON The girls won a duel with Paxton in their first meet of the year by beating them with a score of 62 to 35. The gals took first in every event except the broadjump and the 50 yard dash. Nine girls attended the second meet of the year at Cozad for the Midstate Federation Meet held on May 31. The gals tied for fifth place in the meet. Jean Kennedy tied the shot put record with a throw of 33 feet 2 1 2 inches. This gave her first place in the shot put. Roxann McCune ran second in the 50 yard low hurdles. Barbara Lavaley placed fourth in the 440. TREGO CHARTER SERVICE FRONT ROW: Mrs. Sandberg. Mrs. Grow, Mr. Grow, Miss Schuler, Mrs. Meyer BACK ROW; Mrs. Beatty, Mr. Hafer, Miss Earney (Mrs. Peters), Mrs. Zimmerman. LOIS RUTH SANDBERG; Hometown: Stapleton, Nebraska; College attended: Kearney State Teachers; Teaches: Second Grade. MARY ALICE GROW; Hometown: Sutherland, Nebraska; College attended: Kearney State; Teaches; Kindergarten. CHARLES GROW; Hometown: Sutherland, Nebraska; College attended: Kearney State; De- gree: B.A.; Teaches: Eighth Grade. RUBY SCHULER; Hometown: Laurel, Nebraska; College attended: Wayne State Teachers; Degree: B.A.; Teaches: Third Grade. HILDA MEYER; Hometown: Blue Hill; College attended: Kearney State; Degree: A.B.; Teaches: Fourth Grade. BETTY BEATTY; Hometown: Sutherland, Nebraska: College attended: Kearney State Teachers; Degree: A.B. in Education; Teaches; Seventh Grade. TERRY HAFER; Hometown: Lodgepole, Nebraska; College attended: Chadron State; Teaches: Sixth Grade. JOANNE PETERS; Hometown: North Platte; College attended: Kearney State; Teaches: First Grade. SUSIE ZIMMERMAN; Hometown: Paxton, Nebraska; College attended: Colorado State; Teaches: Fifth Grade. This page is sponsored by the following Hershey firms: CARLSON PHARMACY TED’S STORE HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY LILE’S REPAIR SHOP G. L. McCONNELL 7Cin do roar ten FRONT ROW: A. Oliveros, M. Thompson, A. Van Vleet, D. Ecker, D. Fleecs, R. Eck- hoff, C. Gress, R. Main. BACK ROW: D. Rasby, D. Jochum, K. Peterson, S. Colburn, J. Godeker, J. Painter, S. Fleecs, D. Runner, R. Binegar. Teacher Mrs. Grow. FRONT ROW: C. Ross, N. Combs, M. Welsh, A. Paulman, D. Gill, A. Martinez, E. Adams, P. Maxwell. BACK ROW: M. L. Vath, S. Kennedy. L. Morris, M. Main, M. Kennedy. J. Beford, S. Stark, R. Yost, T. McBride. Teacher Mrs. Grow. zrs (Jracfe FRONT ROW: S. Daly, C. Marrs, S. Goedert, J. Dirksen, J. Arnold, R. Vath, C. Ander- son. MIDDLE ROW; J. Vasquez, D. Fleecs, J. Stoll, N. Anderson, J. M. Moritz, T. Eck- hoff, D. Ingram, N. Jochum, T. Martinez, BACK ROW: D. Fleecs, B. Rotert, R. Dunkin, L. Minshull, J. Colburn, G. Babbitt, P. Kallhoff, K. Godeker, L. Vasquez. (Not Shown: J. J. Crosby) Teacher Miss Earney. Seconcf (Jracfe FRONT ROW: M. Vath, C. Earney, D. Rotert, R. Rasby, K. McNeel, S. Lavaley, C. Campbell, ENQli veros. MIDDLE ROW: J. Welsh, T. Neilsen, L. Minshull. C. Hepperly, L. Stark, M. Burk, C. Canaday. BACK ROW: D. Vasquez, S. Fear, J. Peterson, J. Wood' ard, G. Fleecs, R. Ingram, R. Martinez, K. Humphrey. Teacher Mrs. Sandberg. l nrcf Jracfe FRONT ROW: L. Daly, M. Swedberg, V. Anderson, C. Combs, D. Hoefer, M. Swedberg, K. Smith, D. Campbell, P. Thompson. MIDDLE ROW: G. Arnold, J. Crosby, T. Col- burn, S. Taylor, J. Ortiz, J. Morris, S. White, S. Hepperly, L. Ross. BACK ROW: J. Paulman, C. Epping, C. Adams, D. German, M. Burk, E. Ekenstam, S. Kennedy, B. Keeler, T. Jochum. Teacher Miss Schuler. fourth (Jrac e FRONT ROW: R. Vath, B. Ross. A. McNeel, R. Rasby. R. Moritz, J. Rotert, W. Drief- holt, K. Earney. MIDDLE ROW: R. Thompson, M. Rotert, R. Munoz, R. Lavaley, P. Hagen, T. Stewart, T. Fleecs, B. Peterson, M. Anderson. BACK ROW; O. Alden, D. Ingram, D. Young, B. Crosby, M. Jochum, B. Wever, L. Humphrey, C. Stewart, L. Vas- quez. (Not Shown: B. Wever, M. Stark) Teacher Mrs. Meyer. FRONT ROW: J. Reitz, L. Vath, D. Rotert, C. Oliveros, C. Brand, D. Arnold, A. Rotert, P. Moritz, R. Beeson, R. Kinnaman. MIDDLE ROW: E. Stoll, M. Burk, D. Einspahr, R. Taylor, G. Wilson, P. Grow, M. Hagen, D. Goedert, M. Borron. BACK ROW; B. Fear, M. Kendall, D. Leonhardt, P. Befort, M. Drefolt, R. Morris, K. Combs, K. Forden, P. Thomlison, D. Mayhew. (Not Shown: D. Cassell) Teacher Mrs. Zimmerman. FRONT ROW: C. Epping, P. Vath, J. Stewart, K. VanVleet, R. Anderson, D. Kiskadden. MIDDLE ROW; M. Kallhoff, S. Brand, E. Colson, J. Wilson. C. Ortiz, R. Fleecs. BACK ROW: M. McCune, G. Ingram, P. Keeler, P. Paulman, J. White, M. Burk, G. Case. (Not Shown: S. Young) Teacher Mr. Hafer. eleven i cJrac e FRONT ROW: L. Dancer, R. Oliveros, R. Evans, K. Smith, R. Dunkin, R. Hoefer, K. Arnold, M. Swedberg. MIDDLE ROW: T. Jochum, R. Munoz, S. Peterson, G. Ingram, M. Morris, C. Grow, P. Combs, M. Woodard. BACK ROW: M. J. Stewart, D. Young, J. Holms, A. Cassell, R. Yost, M. Oliveros, C. Alden, C. Crosby. Teacher Mrs. Beatty. C icj ii i (Jrac e FRONT ROW: M. Epping, T. Adams, R. Shuler, R� Evans, M. Colson, G. Crosby, R. Anderson, L. Hoatson. MIDDLE ROW; A. Walbert, S. Kuhlmann, J. Baumgartner, D. Thompson, K. Beveridge, M. O'Donnell, C. McVay, S. Gress. BACK ROW: M. Thom- lison, S. Wever, D. Kealy, D. Hagen, J. Stoll, D. Grow, N. Kinnaman, D. Dancer, C. Goedert. (Not Shown: K. Cassell) Teacher Mr. Grow. 9xrA CP. . FRONT ROW: L. Dancer, G. Crosby, M. Morris, M. J. Stewart, A. Walbert, C. McVay, S. Gress, M, Colson, G. Ingram, P. Combs, R. Munoz. BACK ROW; M. Swedberg, C. Grow, M. Woodard, D. Thompson, C. Goedert, S. Wever, N. Kinnaman, C. Crosby, T. Jochum, R. Anderson, Teacher Coach Broberg. ep ( ')fub FRONT ROW: C. McVay, A. Walbert, L. Dancer, R. Munoz. MIDDLE ROW; G. Crosby, M. Morris, M. J. Stewart, D. Young, D. Thompson, M. Colson, G. Ingram, P. Combs, S. Gress. BACK ROW: M. Swedberg, C. Grow, M. Woodard, C. Goedert, S. Wever, N. Kinnaman, C. Crosby, T. Jochum, R. Anderson. Sponsor Mrs. Beatty. Seu en i Jrac e S)asAeifja FRONT ROW: R. Oliveros, R. Dunkin, R. Yost, R. Hoefer, K. Arnold. BACK ROW: C. Alden, R. Evans, A. Cassell, M. Oliveros, J. Holms, S. Peterson, K. Smith. Coaches: Broberg and Loescher. C iyhi 2 Jracfe JiasJzeiSciff FRONT ROW: M. Epping, S. Kuhlmann, D. Kealy, J. Stoll, D. Grow, M. O'Donnell, L. Hoatson. BACK ROW: C. Alden, R. Shuler, D. Dancer, K. Beveridge, D. Hagen, J. Baumgartner, M. Thomlison, T. Adams. Coaches: Broberg and Loescher. Come on in, we have some real bargains!” THE NORTH PLATTE STATE BANK Wishes the Seniors the best of luck The Bank with time for you and temperature too ARNOLD’S REXALL DRUG Member F. D. I. C. Phone 386-4380 Sutherland, Nebr. Congratulations to Senior Class of 1965 FIRST NATIONAL BANK North Platte, Nebr. Member of F. D. I. C. CO-OP OIL COMPANY Phone 386-4402 Sutherland, Nebr. HIPP WHOLESALE SUTHERLAND COURIER CO., INC. North Platte, Nebraska Phone: 386-4502 Sutherland, Nebraska FORDEN’S CHAMPLIN SERVICE HERSHEY BEAUTY SALON Phone: 386-4617 Sutherland, Nebraska Hershey, Nebraska DELUXE CAFE Phone 386-4621 PINK PONY Phone 386-4718 SNO-A -WHITE Phone 386-4475 Sutherland, Nebr. Sutherland, Nebr. Sutherland, Nebr. Best of Luck from MERRICKS RANCH HOUSE Specializing in just good food Operated by the 3 Wisemans HUMPHREY CLEANERS Phone 386-4332 CHICK'S CLIP JOINT Sutherland, Nebr. North Platte, Nebr. 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