Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

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Bebiratuw A TRIBUTE TO BYRON FROM FRIENDS The boy with the smile that could win a thousand arguments; The boy who would reply “yes’’ to a request though he really preferred a no”; The boy who could run the family business in times of need. The boy who could never forget your kindness. The boy that any parent would be honored to call ’’Son’’; The boy another would love to call Brother”. The boy an acquaintance referred to as “Friend . The boy with a true and sincere faith in God. The boy with all of these attributed smiled up to God. Byron Dick Forden June 23, 1967 Our hearts were deflated upon learning about the death of a recent student here at S.H.S. Byron Dick Forden passed away Friday, June 23, 1967 in Denver, Colorado after a short illnessof leukemia at the age of 19. We, the class of 1968, wish to dedicate this annual to Byron because of his devotion to academics and the general welfare of alL Byron’s activities during high school included being in the Junior Class Play; 4 years of P.E.; 3 years of football; 2 years of basketball; 1 year of track; 1 year on the Annual Staff; 2 years in Letter Club; 2 years in golf; 2 years in F.F.A.; and a class officer all 4 years. This shows Byron’s dedi- cation to his work, and of the responsibility he took in doing a task.

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The senior class of 1968 has chosen for its theme for The Log” a very useful initiatory instrument. It is re- ferred to by all as a key. A key can be symbolic of many things, but to us in one respect it signifies the closure of our life here at S.H.S. We will remember everyone who played a part in helping us to secure an obtainable educa- tion. The key opens and closes the door to many wondrous happenings. We believe that the key to our success in scholastics, athletics, music, and social background lies in this community. We appreciate and extend our deepest gratitude to the members of this community for their support in all our activities. Because, without their support, we the seniors of 1968 could not have received the fine education we have or the recognition that was given to us by members outside the community. We would like to thank the annual staff for its dedication in initiating the action of securing data and informa- tion for this annual whichsomeday willbepriceless. We also wish to express our gratitude to the teachers for instill- ing in our hearts the value of an education and to a very experienced annual advisor whose knowledge we couldn’t have done without. In closing we would like to thank everyone who had a part in helping us to obtain an education and to present to you the '68 Log to use as your inspiration and key to the future. Dan Yost Editor

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Annual Ss taff STANDING: Nola Kinnanian, Junior Edi- tor; Danny Yost, Edi- tor; Roxann McCune, Business Manager. SITTING: Margaret Borron, Assistant Edi- tor; Mrs. Babbitt, Sponsor. Absent from picture is Kent Beve- ridge, Junior Editor. STANDING: Kay Smith, Virginia Van Vleet, Joyce Holm, Sherman Forden, Jacque Arensdorf, Lloyd German, Kent Swedberg. SITTING: Larea White, Regie Cody, Dorothy Gonzales, Susie Wever, Delores Gonzales, Mike Stewart, Jim Holmsteadt, and Scott Kendall. ANDREW AND GEORGE OLSON Hershey, Nebraska Managers of Olson Fertilizer Co., and Ogallala Fertilizer Co.