Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

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i ia Watch out! Here comes Margaret's mother and she hates wintergreen! I can see where I'm erasing, but not where I'm typing. SCENES FROM ’70 23

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1970 SENIOR SNEAK TRIP The Seniors left Sutherland on the night of April 24. They traveled to the Denver area by way of a chartered bus. Upon reaching Canon City, Colo., the bright-eyed Seniors ate breakfast and continued on to the Royal Gorge. Here the Seniors observed the deep canyons, beautiful scenery, and rode on the world's steepest incline railway. Returning to Canon City, the next stop was the State Prison. Visits were also made to the zoo in Colorado Springs, and the Air Force Academy, outside of Colorado Springs. Later that day, the 1970 Seniors checked into the Denver Hilton Hotel, accompanied by their five sponsors. Throughout the weekend the Sen- ior’s activities included the Celebrity Lane's, where they could bowl, swim, play pool, play pinball, or etc. At the Taylor Supper Club the Seniors enjoyed a fancy evening meal and the floor show. The Seniors held a picnic in the Look-Out Mountains, visited the Wax Museum, Cinderella Shopping Center, the Red Rocks, and were visited by the Denver Vice-Squad. Upon returning home the Seniors visited the Stapleton Air Port. 22

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COMMENCEMENT 1970 Pauline Seifer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seifer was named Valedic- torian at the Commencement Exercises held at Sutherland High School Wednes- day evening. May 20. Salutatorian was Mary Jane Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Stoe- ger. Ray Hoefer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Hoefer was named as Honor Student. Pauline's grade average was 95.2; Mary Jane's, 94.4 and Ray's was 93. The All-Around Girl and Boy named throughout the high school years were Mary Jane and Ray. Recipient of the $400 Community Scholarship was Jim Redden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Redden. This scholarship is given annually by the Sutherland Chamber of Commerce, Lions Club and American Legion. First alternate is Ray Hoefer and sec- ond alternate is Julie Arensdorf. Cindy Crosby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Crosby was presented a $100 scholarship from the American Legion Auxiliary. Named as first al- ternate was Julie Arensdorf and second alternate was Kathy Fletcher. Mary Jane was the recipient of a $500 scholarship to Hastings College. She and Ray Hoefer were presented I Dare You” books. They were also named to Who’s Who Among American High School Students, and named as Outstanding American Teenagers. Pauline Seifer was awarded an $80 a semester scholarship to North Platte Junior College and was presented a years subscription to the Reader's Digest for being valedictorian. Named to the Society of Outstand- ing American Students were Pauline Seifer, Mary Jane Stewart, Ray Hoefer and Cindy Crosby. 24