Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

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This is play practice? The best Christmas tree at SHS The ardent studiers?? H Caught red-handed Smiley I Never a dull moment? This page sponsored by JACK AND JILL, Sutherland, Nebraska

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386-4617 SUTHERLAND COURIER Sutherland, Nebraska Melvin Goodskate - Our hero and hers-------------------------- Prudence Lovelace - Our heroine and yours--------------------- Just like a sweet little mountain flower Annie Lovelace - Devotion to Prudence was her middle name Colonel Lovelace - Their father with a heart of oak------------ and a head of hickory Mother Lovelace - The flippinest flapjack .. ...............- flipper in them thar hills Simon P. Cash - Blacker'n the blackest black -- -------------- Shelia Satin - A little twist here and a little twist there -- she gets what she wants 1st lady - As kind and understanding as a coiled rattlesnake - - Osgood - As fresh as the morning------------------------------ 2nd lady - Understands her husband's problems----------------- Policeman - Not quite as smart as he seems-------------------- CAST of the JUNIOR CLASS play THE PURLOINED PEARLS Sherman Forden - - Regie Cody - - Susie Wever - Lloyd German Margaret Borron ■ - - Danny Yost -Roxann McCune ------Kay Smith - -Scott Kendall La Rae Connelly - - Mike Stewart «

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“ JKoon iyfti ancf Teases ” JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Junior's mothers prepared the dinner. Lloyd German gave the welcome and David Kendall the response. Musical numbers were a vocal solo by Margaret Borron and a quartet number by Kent Beveridge, Mike O'Donnell, Ray Evans, and David Grow. Roxann McCune gave a humorous report on the seniors. Bob Kinner, Rex Heckenlively, and Bill Fulcher, faculty members, presented a musical medley portraying A Day at Suth- erland High School. At 9 o'clock dancing began to the music of the Grapes of Wrath. GRIFFIN-BEATTY LUMBER INC. Dial 3 86-4523 Sutherland