Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1973 volume:

I Published by the Senior Class Foreword EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR CqmJ Mum Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than your- self. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing for- tunes of time. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Nurture, strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you con- ceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. - Author unknown 2 Dedication With love, gratitude, and appreciation we, the class of 73, wish to dedicate The Log to Mrs. Ruth Crockett who has devoted her time and energy to making Sutherland High School one of the best. We realize this is a very small way of saying thanks to someone who has gone beyond her office duties to further our educational opportunities. Her smile, friendly hello, and deep concern for others has made sunshiny days out of gloomy ones. We, the class of 73, hope this dedication will help repay in someway all that she has done for us. 3 Annual Organization ATHLETIC PAGES Lyle Hasenauer, Tom Fleecs, Linda Humphrey, Lar- ry Vasquez, Bill Wever, Mike Jochum. ORGANIZATION PAGES Helmut Bender, Martin Rotert, Pat Hagan, Jim Ro- tert, Linda Humphrey, Bill Wever, Orvel Alden, Sheryl Arensdorf, Dennis Boyer, Kim Lenz, Chris Hasenauer, Randy Rasby. CLASS PAGES Linda Zeigler, Ada McNeel, Lemoyne Farmer, Lyle Hasenauer, Connie Vatli, Rose Munoz, Tim Stewart, Martin Merrill, Larry Vasquez, Sheryl Arensdorf. TITLE PAGE: Helmut Bender. PHOTOGRAPHER: Chris Hasenauer. Executive Committee ASSISTANT EDITOR: Carol Stewart SPONSOR: Mrs. Babbitt EDITOR: Tom Fleecs BUSINESS MANAGER: Deb Petersen JR. EDITORS: Marcia Swedberg, Greg Arnold North Platte TRAVELODGE 602 East 4th Street North Platte, Nebraska Phone 532-7705 Located on Hi-Way 30, East Edge of business dist- rict, TV, Phones, Heated Pool, Heat Lamps, Cen- tral Heating and Air Conditioning. McLAUGHLIN SERVICE CAFE 402 East 4th North Platte, Nebr. We Appreciate What They Give Us: “Kind Deeds” JANITORS Jim Dunkin and Walt Jochum “Wisdom” SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Colburn, Quentin Hoefer, Vice-President; Duane Rasby, Warren Kennedy, Treasurer; Don Fleecs, President; Don Rotert, Sec- retary. SNO-A-WHITE Sutherland, Nebr. 386-4475 “Understanding” SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. Ruth Crockett KILDARE LUMBER COMPANY Builder Supplies Sutherland, Nebr. _________386-4707_________ “Food! Food! Food! COOKS Mrs. Stark Mrs. Refior Mrs. Crosby KAHL RADIO SERVICE 1410 KC North Platte, Nebr. 5 6 Administration Congratulations to the Seniors of 1973 You have crossed a milestone of your life; you are now an alumnus of the Sutherland High School. May the preparation received here, provide you with the necessary tools for your chosen pursuits. Your efforts as individuals and as a class are much appreciated by not only those of us associated with you as students, but by your parents and community as well. I wish all of you much success and happi- ness as you journey along life's highway. Sincerely, Vernon Thomsen If an athletic team wishes to have a win- ning season, they must work and train until they work as a unit. Each member of the team must be willing to sacrifice some per- sonal pleasure for the benefit of the team. The community in which you will live is very similar to an athletic team. If the com- munity is to grow and prosper, everyone in the community must be willing to sacrifice some personal pleasures for the benefit of the com- munity. As you leave school and join the commun- ity at large, each of you must decide whether you will join the community team or stand on the side lines. Sincerely, Wayne Ferguson Congratulations, Class of '73 We here at Sutherland Public School are proud to have been a part of your education. We hope you have been inspired to go on to new and more advanced areas of learning. We are confident that you will become good citizens of your community and nation. Sincerely, Charles D. Grow FACULTY that gray color . . . 'which nature loves; color of unpainted wood, weather-stain; time-stain; not glaring nor gaudy; the color of all roofs, the color of all things that endure . . . David Thoreau The Faculty Helps Us to Prepare for the Task Ahead nnwlSii - 0000© 1 r OOOOOOl I 000000 'Boo000« ALTHA BABBITT Typing, Shorthand, Clerical, Bookkeeping, Annual Sponsor. B. S. Degree from Kearney, Grad- uate work at Universities of Colo- rado and Nebraska. BETTY BEATTY English 7, Geography, English 8A and 8B, English 9. B. A. Degree from Kearney State College. DARYL BROBERG Shop, Woods, Metals, Drivers Ed., Head Football Coach, Head Track Coach. B. S. Degree from Kearney; Graduate work at San Jose, California, M. S. Degree at Central Missouri College. KAREN BROGAN Jr. and Sr. High Home Ec. B. S. from Kearney State College Jr. Class Sponsor. RODEO BAR WELCOMES YOU Ivan Hottovy WILLIAM FULCHER Guidance Counselor, Psy., Biology. B. S. Degree from Chadron State; M.A. in Education from Chadron State College. Freshman Class Sponsor. TERRY HAFER Math 7, Math 8A and 8B, General Math, Business Math. B. S. De- gree at Chadron State. Sophomore Class Sponsor. Faculty REX HECKEN LIVELY Algebra I and II, Trigonometry, Geometry, J. H. Boys' P. E., Assistant Football Coach, Assist- ant Track Coach. B. S. from University of Nebraska. Jr. Class Sponsor. RICHARD INGERLE Drafting, Electricity, Advanced Mechanical Drawing, Varsity Band, Elementary Band. B. S. in Music at Kearney State. DIANE MAULER Music K-12, Social Studies 7. B. A. from University of Northern Colorado. Seventh Grade Class Sponsor. ART SODERHOLM Elementary Art, Jr. and Sr. High Art. B. A. Degree from Kearney State College. SHERYL STUHR Library Supervisor, Vocational English. B. A. E. in English, and Associate Field in Library from Wayne State College. MIKE TROXEL Science 8B, Health, Science 7, Physical Science. Eighth Grade Class Sponsor. B. S. in Biology and History from Chadron State. 9 SENIORS l ime is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect howr shallow it is. Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains. David Thoreau (LEFT) President CLARENCE TODD CHESSMORE Toddie Age: 18; Height: 5'11 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Green Amhition: To be a football coach Pet Peeve: Quitters Mixed Chorus 1.2,4; Boys Glee 1,2,4; Small Groups 1,2,4; Solo 1,2, 4; Dramatics 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Utter Club 1,2,3,4; Utter Club Officer 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming King 4; Class President 1,4. Secretary CAROL INA STEWART Stew Age: 18; Height: 5'8 ; Hair: Blonde; Eyes: Blue-green Ambition: To enjoy life; it's plea- sures and defeats Pet Peeve: People who criticize something without trying it first Mixed Chorus 1,2; Small Groups 1, 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3; Class Plays 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; P.E. 2,3; Track 2; Annual 4; Pep Club Officer 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3, 4; G.A.A. Officer 4; Student Council Officer 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Prom Attendant 3; Class Sec. 2,3, 4. (M. RIGHT) Vice President HELMUT U. BENDER Age: 19; Height: 5'8 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Green-Brown Ambition: To smell all the flowers on my way. Pet Peeve: Try to have no pet peeve. Vice President 4; Foreign Exchange Student - Germany. (MIDDLE LEFT) Treasurer BRENT ROBERT WEVER Weave Age: 18; Height: 6 1 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Brown Ambition: Exterminate Fords Pet Peeve: Cowboys Mixed Chorus 1; Cross Country 2,3, 4; Librarian 3,4; Utter Club 2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1, 2,3.4. (RIGHT) REXALL SUPERETTE Open Daily 8-8 Your Convenience Store ALLEN DRUGS 121 N. Dewey St., No. Platte, Nebr. More to choose and less to pay ORVEL GLEN ALDEN Anvil Age: 18; Height: 6'; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Hazel Ambition: To drink a case in a half hour. Pet Peeve: Stuck up girls P.E. 3; Football 4; Basketball 2; Track 1.2,3,4; Weights 1.2,3.4; Librarian 3; Annual 4; Letter Club 1.2,3,4. (LEFT) SHERYL DIANE ARENSDORF Age: 18; Height: 5'1 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Hazel Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: People who stare. Mixed Chorus 1,2; Dramatics 3,4; Class Plays 3; Volleyball 2,3,4; P.E. 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Annual 4; Pep Club Officer 4. (MIDDLE RIGHT) Student Council BRUCE E. CROSBY Age: 18; Height: 6’4 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Green Ambition: Camel Herder Pet Peeve: Smart Foreign Exchange Students Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Small Groups 1,2,4; Solo 2; Dramatics 3; Cross Country 3; Annual 4; Student Council 4; Golf 3; President 2; Band 1, 2,3.4. (RIGHT) (MIDDLE LEFT) RANDALL RAYMOND RASBY Raz Age: 17; Height: 5 10 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Blue Ambition: Vet Pet Peeve: Quitters and fat people Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Boy's Glee 1, 2,4; Small Groups 1,2,4; Drama- tics 3; Class Plays 3.4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Annual 4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Letter Club Officer 4; Student Council 4; Stu- dent Aid 4; Honor Society 4. ANSEL FEED SERVICE Mobile Grinding and Mixing 534-2472 North Platte 13 LEMOYNE CHARLES FARMER Blue Boy Age: 18; Height: 6'1 ; Hair: Blonde; Eyes: Blue Ambition: Be Successful Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than anybody else. Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Class Play 4; P.E. 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Bas- ketball 1; Track 1; Weights 2; An- nual 4. (MIDDLE LEFT) DENNIS EDWIN BOYER Shorty Age: 18; Height 5’2 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Green Ambition: To be successful Pep Peeve: All the underclassmen who pull the hair on my chest. Mixed Chorus 3; Class Play 3; P.E. 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 1, 2,3; Weights 3; Annual 4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Student Council 4; Wrestling 1,2. (LEFT) MICHAEL DALE BURK Arch Age: 19; Height 6'1 ; Hair: Red; Eyes: Blue Ambition: Building Contractor Pet Peeve: Drunk Cowboys Mixed Chorus 4; Class Play 3,4; P.E. 1,2,3; Basketball 1,3,4; Cross Country 3,4. (MIDDLE RIGHT) THOMAS ALLEN FLEECS Tom Age: 18; Height: 5'9 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Green Ambition: To find a career I will never regret going into. Pet Peeve: People who won't even try to understand other people. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee 1,2,3,4; Small Groups 1,2,3,4; Solo 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2,3,4; Weights 2,3,4; Annual 4; Letter Club 2,3,4. (RIGHT) 14 MICHEAL SCOTT HAGAN Mike Age: 19; Height: 5'11 ; Hair: Blonde; Eyes: Blue Ambition: To stay unmarried. Pet Peeve: People who think they're best in everything. P.E. 1,2,3; Football 1; Basketball 1; Weights 1,2; Golf 1,2,3. (RIGHT) PATRICK NEIL HAGAN Buddy Age: 17; Height: 6'2 ; Hair: Blonde; Eyes: Blue Ambition: To be good in life and in everything 1 try. Pet Peeve: People who think they are so great, but aren't any better than anyone else. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; P.E. 3; Foot' ball 4; Track 3; Weights 1,3; An- nual 4; Letter Club 4; Golf 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4. (RIGHT) LYLE WAYNE HASENAUER Hairlip Age: 18; Height: 5'11 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Brown Ambition: To live an enjoyable, successful life. Pet Peeve: People who are hypo- critical. Mixed Chorus 2,4; Dramatics 3,4; Play 4; P.E. 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2,3,4; Weights 2,3,4; Annual 4; Letter Club 2,3,4. (LEFT) W ' CARPET CITY Your Complete Carpet and Drapery Store NORMAN GRUBER Owner Just South of Post Office 403 E. ”B Street Phone 532-8030 North Platte, Nebraska CHRIS EUGENE HASENAUER Age: 19; Height: 5 7 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Green Ambition: To live Pet Peeve: Quitters and Phonies. Librarian 4; Annual 4; Class Play Director 4. (NOT PICTURED) 15 UNDA KATHERINE HUMPHREY Unda Lou Age: 17; Height: 5'10 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Blue Ambition: To enjoy and get the most out of life Pet Peeve: People who gossip, without knowing what they are talking about. Mixed Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 2; Small Groups 2; Class Play 3,4; Annual 4; Pep Club Officer 2,3,4; Student Manager 4. (LEFT) MICHAEL WILUAM JOCHUM Big Mike Age: 17; Height: 6'4 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Green Ambition: To make my life suc- cessful and as happy as possible. Pet Peeve: Crabby teachers and training rules. Mixed Chorus 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3; Let- ter Club 1,2,3,4; Letter Club Of- ficer 4. (MIDDLE RIGHT) RANDY LEE LAVALEY Lav Age: 18; Height: 6'; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Blue Ambition: To have fun and be suc- cessful. Pet Peeve: People who quit. Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Dramatics 3, 4; Class Play 3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Vice President 4. (MIDDLE LEFT) KIM LENZ Sally and Hippie Age: 17; Height: 5'10 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Blue Ambition: To get out of school and have a good time. Pet Peeve: Hangover after a good weekend. P.E. 3; Basketball 1,2. (RIGHT) Congratulation Seniors BOYLE CHAROLAIS Hershey, Nebraska 16 ADA MAE McNEEL Ader Age: 18; Height: 5'3 ; Hair: Blonde; Eyes: Blue Ambition: To be successful at whatever 1 decide to do. Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than everybody else. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3; Class Play 4; P.E. 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Annual 3,4; Pep Club Officer 1,2,3; Drill Team 1,2. (RIGHT) MARTIN LEE MERRILL Age: 18; Height: 6'; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Brown Ambition: To be a professional musician. Pet Peeve: People who get on the defensive. Mixed Chorus 3,4; Glee 4; Small Groups 4; Solo 4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; P.E. 1,2; Football 1; Basketball 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country Weights 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; Annual 4; Letter Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1. (MIDDLE LEFT) RONALD JEROME MORITZ Choo-Choo Age: 18; Height: 5’8 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Green Ambition: To do what comes natural, and do it well. Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 4; Class Play 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2,3; Weights 2,3,4; Letter Club 3,4; Prom At- tendant 3. (LEFT) John E. Daigger JOHN'S BARBER SHOP Sutherland____________ ROSE ANN MUNOZ Buckwheat Age: 18; Height: 5’7 ; Hair: Black; Eyes: Black Ambition: To be able to stand on my own two feet. Pet Peeve: People who. like other people to think they're superstars. Mixed Chorus 2,3; Class Play 3; Librarian 3; Annual 4; Vice Pres- ident 3. (MIDDLE RIGHT) HUEBNER SUPPLY CO. 8 Poplar 532-6100 North Platte 17 18 DEBRA LEE PETERSEN Pete Age: 18; Height: 5'8 ; Hair: Light Brown; Eyes: Green Ambition: To fulfill God's reason for putting me here. Pet Peeve: People who only criticize life and never bother to enjoy it. Band 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3; Groups 1,2,4; Class Play 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; P.E. 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; An- nual 4; Pep Club Officer 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; G.A. A. Officer 3, 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1,4; Secretary 1. (LEFT) LARRY CATALINO VASQUEZ Age: 17; Height: 6'2 ; Hair: Black; Eyes.- Brown Ambition: To go on in Life. Pet Peeve: Fat People? Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee 3,4; Small Groups 3,4; Solo 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Weights 1,2; Annual 4; Letter Club 2,3,4. (MIDDLE RIGHT) CONNIE KAYE VATH Age: 17; Height: 5'3 ; Hair: Light Brown; Eyes: Blue Ambition: Do whatever I'm good at. Pet Peeve: People who think they're better. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Small Groups 1,2; Solo 1,2; Class Play 3; P.E. 1; Track 1; Librarian 3; Annual 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3. (MIDDLE LEFT) RITA KAY VATH Funny Face Age: 17; Height: 5’2 ; Hair: Blonde; Eyes: Blue Ambition: To get out of life what I want. Pet Peeve: People who say one thing but do the opposite. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 2; Small Groups 2,3; Solo 2; Vol- leyball 2,3; P.E. 1.2; Track 1,2, 3; Annual 4; Pep Club Officer 2; G.A.A. 3,4; Officer 3; Student Council 3,4. Sponsored by FIRST SECURITY BANK Sutherland, Nebr. (RIGHT) JERRY PHILLIP REITZ Age: 18; Height: 5'10 1 2 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Green Ambition: To go to college Pet Peeve: People who think they know it all. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Small Groups 1,2,3,4; Weights 2. (RIGHT) Sponsored By ROTERT PLUMBING AND HEATING Kenneth Rotert owner and operator Phone 386-4729 Sutherland, Nebr. TIMOTHY JAMES STEWART Tiger- Age: 18; Height: 5'10 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Green Ambition: To coach high school sports and teach. Pet Peeve. Fat Principals Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Small Groups 3; Dramatics 3,4; Class Plays 4; P.E. 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Weights 4; Annual 4; Letter Club 1, 2.3,4. (LEFT) DONALD JAMES ROTERT Peter Age: 17; Height: 5 7”; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Blue Ambition: To be successful while enjoying life, because it's short. Pet Peeve: People who let them- selves get out of shape, namely fat people. Mixed Chorus 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Weights 3,4; Annual 4; Letter Club 1,2,3, 4; Golf 1,2,3,4. (MIDDLE LEFT) MARTIN ROTERT Age: 18; Height: 5'9 ; Eyes: Green Ambition: To do it all and do it my way. Pet Peeve: My inability to under- stand other people Mixed Chorus 1,2; Small Groups 1, 2,3; Dramatics 3; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Annual 4; Letter Club 1,2,3, 4; Letter Club Officer 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Golf 1; Home- coming Attendant 2,4. (MIDDLE RIGHT) 19 PERTTI VILJANEN Pete Age: 18; Height: 6'; Hair: Blonde; Eyes: Green-Grey Ambition: Wine taster Pet Peeve: T.V. Foreign Exchange Student - Finland. (RIGHT) WILLIAM E. WEVER Willie Age: 18; Height: 5'10 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes: Hazel Ambition: Electronics technician Pet Peeve.- Girls and Teachers and Cowboys Band 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Boys Glee 1,2,3; Small Groups 1, 2,3; Solo 2; Dramatics 3; Class Play 4; P.E. 4; Basketball 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Annual 4; Let- ter Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Golf 2, 3,4. (RIGHT) LINDA DIANE ZEIGLER Agnes Age: 18; Height: 5'2 ; Hair: Brown; Eyes; Green Ambition: Don’t fight the feel- ing? Pet Peeve: Jealous People Mixed Chorus 1,3; Class Play 4; P.E. 2; Track 2; Librarian 1; Annual 4; G.A. A. 1,2. (LEFT) FRANK HOATSON Custom Cutting 386-4450 FLOYD HOUSER TAXIDERMIST Ph. 386-4780 Box 171 Sutherland, Nebr. 20 Senior Officers RANDY RASBY, Student Senate; BRUCE CROSBY, Student Senate; CAROL STEWART, Secretary; TODD CHESS- MORE, President; HELMUT BENDER, Vice President; BRENT WEVER, Treasurer, ROSEMARY URBAN High School English and Speech; A graduate from Kearney State Col- lege; Bachelor's degree of Art in Education. WOODY’S CONOCO SERVICE Best All- Award Service Sutherland, Nb. DENNIS CRAWFORD Geography, Problems, W. History, American History, Head Basketball Coach, Girls' Track Coach. Honor Night — Junior-Senior High School Honor Night was held on Thursday Evening, May 10. Mr. Ferguson presented awards to Junior High stu- dents having the highest grade averages during the year. They were Michael Neilsen and Joan Hoefer, seventh grade; and Steven Sammons and Roxie Main, eighth grade. The Connie Holmstedt Spelling Award was pre- sented to Roxie Main by Mr. Grow. Monte Kramer was the recipient of the County American History Award. Vocal music awards were presented by Diane Mau- ler vocal music instructor. They were: Outstanding upper classmen, Tom Fleecs and Carol Stewart; Out- standing under classmen, Margie Lutz and Bill Wam- sley; Above and Beyond the Call of Duty Award. Ter- esa Colburn and Susan White. Letter awards were al- so presented to music students. Instrumental music awards were presented by di- rector Richard Ingerle. The John Phillip Sousa Award was presented to Bruce Crosby. Awards for SPVA and District Contest were given to Teresa Colburn for a piano solo at SPVA; Jay Welsh, bass solo, District Contest; Tom Prevo, trombone solo. District Con- test. Stage band members also received awards. Underclassmen receiving letters were: First semes- ter, Sandra Fear, Diane Fleecs, Shirley Taylor, Nan- cy Jochum; second semester, Doug Fleecs, Scott Hep- perly and Mike Vath. Receiving their second letter were: Karen Humphrey, Sheryl Daly, Candy Hep- perly, Linda Humphrey, and Sherry Lavaley. Pep Club officers were recognized by sponsor Deb- bie Soderholm and new officers were announced. The outstanding senior award went to Sheryl Arens- dorf. Anchors were presented. Volleyball players recognized by Coach Debbie Soderholm were co-captains Debbie Petersen and Carol Stewart and All Association Team Members Debbie Petersen and Marcia Swedberg. Letters were given to 11 girls. Golf letters to Bruce Rotert, Jim Rotert, Pat Ha- gen, and Bill Wever by Mr. Hafer. Greg Arnold not pictured. Football letters were awarded by coaches Daryl Broberg and Rex Heckenlively. Named to Telegraph -Bulletin All-Area Team were Orvel Alden, tackle; Martin Rotert, back; and Todd Chessmore, end. Track letters were also presented. Basketball letters were presented by coaches Den- nis Crawford and Terry Hafer. Martin Rotert was on the All-Conference S.P.V.A. team. Letters were presented to the Cross-country team members. Art Awards were presented for the first time this year by instructor, Art Soderholm, to 11 people. Industrial arts teacher Daryl Broberg presented the Gold Hammer Award to Darrel German. Dennis Hoefer was awarded outstanding Industrial Arts Stu- dent. He also re- ceived a Superior and medal from the Vocational Technical Fair. 22 Mrs. Babbitt made awards to students in the Busi- ness Department. Perry Eberly was recognized in bookkeeping, Sheryl Arensdorf and Linda Humphrey in office practice, Jay Colburn, Greg Babbitt, and Paula Cooke in typing. Tom Fleecs was recognized for his work as editor for the annual. National Mathematics Association Award went to Tim Stewart. Those having the highest scholastic average for the 1972-73 school year were: Jim Cooke and Diane Fleecs, Freshmen: Greg Fleecs and Karen Lena, Sophomores; Juniors, Bill Wamsley and Cora Adams; and Seniors, Tom Fleecs and Sheryl Arensdorf. Miss Stuhr presented an award for outstanding ser- vice in the library to John Ortiz, and others received library certificates. Outstanding speech students were announced by instructor Rosemary Urban. They were Sheryl Arens- dorf and Randy Rasby. John Ortiz was presented a Superior award for after dinner speaking at the SPVA contest. McCook Inter-high School Scholastic Contest awards were presented by Mike Troxel. Todd Chess- more received the Science Award from Mr. Troxel. Mr. Rodney Ridenour presented the American Le- gion Award to Todd Chessmore. Todd Chessmore and Sheryl Arensdorf were awarded many honors. Senior Scholastic Honors to the top students were presented to Sheryl Arensdorf, Randy Lavaley, Mar- tin Rotert, Debbie Petersen, and Bill Wever by Sup- erintendent Vernon Thomsen. There were eight Girls' Track letter winners. Sailor Award for girls' track was presented by Coach Crawford to Janie Crosby, and for volleyball by Coach Debbie Soderholm to Deb Petersen. The I Dare You Award was presented by Mr. Ful- cher to Sheryl Arensdorf and Todd Chessmore. The D. A. R. Award went to Sheryl Arensdorf. To be featured in the Who's Who in American High Schools and Carol Stewart, Todd Chessmore and Randy La- valey. Outstanding American High School Students were Debbie Petersen, Martin Rotert, and Linda Humphrey. 23 Randy Lavaley was named Valedictorian and Todd Chessmore was named Salutatorian at Commencement exercises May 20. They gave honor addresses. Thirty-five seniors received their diplomas. Tom Fleecs was master of ceremonies. The class song, You are A Child of the Uni- verse was sung by the Swing Choir. Baccalaureate sermon was given by Father Gerald Harr. William Fulcher presented scholarships - to Bruce Crosby a one-year Regents scholar- ship to the Univ. of Nebr.; the community scholarship of $400 to Randy Rasby; and the $100 American Legion Aux. Scholarship to Linda Humphrey. The class was presented by Principal Wayne Ferguson and Diplomas were presented to the class by Duane Rasby and Don Rotert, school board members. JUNIORS What is the value of solitude? - of peace, of light, of silence? What is the cost of freedom? Nancy Newhall JUNIORS “With the Ropes of the Past We’ll Ring the Bells of the Future” President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Lynn Daly Teresa Colburn Sue Britton Dennis Hoefer Sue White Cora Adams Vina Anderson Greg Arnold Leasa Bandt Martin Burk Connie Combs Paula Cooke Janie Crosby Bill Driefholt Dennis Dringman Perry Eberly Darold German Ken Hasenauer Scott Hepperly Don Ingram Tom Jochum Susan Kennedy Marjorie Lutz Tim Morey LONGHORN BAR A Nice Place to Meet Sutherland, Nebr. 28 Colors — Blue and Silver Flower — American Beauty Rose Jolui Morgan John Ortiz Jan Paulman Brent Peterson Tom Prevo Jon Schrotberger Mike Stark Marcia Swedberg Shirley Taylor Peary Thompson Bill Wamsley Steve Wilson FAIRMONT FOODS COMPANY North Platte, Nebr. milk - ice cream cottage cheese FAIRMONT makes it special 29 30 SOPHOMORES Every part of nature teaches that the passing away of one life is the making room for another. The oak dies down to the ground, leaving within its rind a rich virgin mould, which will impart a vigorous life to an infant forest. David Thoreau SOPHOMORE CLASS “Tomorrow Belongs to Those Who Prepare for Today” President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Karen Lenz Don Carr Karen Humphrey Candy Hepperly Mike Einspahr, Student Senate Steve Adkisson Tibby Blanchard Mark Burk Teri Clark Teresa Cook C. Dee Daniels Sandra Fear Greg Fleecs Sherry Lavaley Richard Lutz Lyle Minshull Kim Morey David Morgan Thomas Neilsen Jolene Peterson Rick Rasby Carl Redden David Rotert Eldon Smith This Page Is Sponsored by SUTHERLAND APIARIES Sutherland, Nebr. OFFICERS Colors: Turquoise and Gold Flower: Yellow Rose Kathy Stark Mark Swedberg CONGRATULATIONS! We would remind you that you make your own credit record by the way you pay your bills. 1 CREDIT BUREAU OF NORTH PLATTE, INC. North Platte, Nebr. 414 East A Jay Welsh Julia Woodard David Vasquez Mr. Hafer Sponsor JACK JILL We Give S H Green Stamps Sutherland, Nebraska 33 FRESHMEN I am the Poem of the Earth, said the voice of the rain, Eternal I rise impalpable out of the bottomless sea. Walt Whitman “Education Is the Path to Success” FRESHMAN CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer John Harshfield Tamie Miller Sheryl Daly Diane Fleecs Darrell Anderson Neil Anderson Jeff Arnold Greg Babbitt Debbie Chessmore Jay Colburn Jim Cooke Caron Danielson Rusty D unkin Cindy Eberly Terry Eckhoff Doug Fleecs HAWS PLYWOOD Home Improvement Center North Platte, Nebr. Nancy Jochum Pat Kalhoff Patsy Kramer Melanie Kruger BYSTROM AUTO PARTS I 80 North Platte, Nebr. Colors — Blue and Silver Flower: Morning Glory OFFICERS OZZIE'S CARPETS DRAPERIES WAGON WHEEL TAPE RECORDERS 122 North Dewey - 308-532-7000 2215 West 14th Street North Platte, Nebraska North Platte, Nebraska Sponsor - Mr. Fulcher Lew Vasquez Tommy Martinez Chuck Middlemas Judy Moritz Edward Oliveros Bruce Rotert Jimmy Tyan Bobby Vath Mike Vath 36 ATHLETICS In this fresh evening each blade and leaf looks as if it had been dipped in an icy liquid greenness. David Thoreau u 00 FIRST ROW: Coach Troxel, R. Lutz, D. Morgan, J. Colburn, L. Vasquez, B. Rotert, T. Eckoff, N. Anderson, J. Tyan, J. Arnold, T. Martinez, D. Fleecs, D. Anderson, C. Middlemas, B. Vath. SECOND ROW: Coach Broberg, E. Smith, M. Einspahr, T. Neilson, D. Rotert, M. Rotert, T. Fleecs, S. Hepperly, J. Ortiz, D. Hoefer, J. Rotert, R. Rasby, R. Moritz, G. Babbitt, Coach Heckenlively, T. Stewart, T. Chessmore, R. Lavaley, O. Alden, P. Hagan, M. Jochum, L. Vasquez, T. Jochum, D. Vasquez. G. Fleecs. L. Hasenauer, L. Minshull, J. Welsh. VARSITY RECORD - 8 Wins 2 Loses INDIVIDUAL RECORDS: 6 Sutherland 6 A mold 0 MARTIN ROTERT - Longest Punt Return 74 Yards against Wauneta Sutherland 34 Wauneta 22 Old Record: 70 Yards Ken Beatty (Big Springs) 1965 Sutherland 13 Hershey 0 Passing Yardage: 1652 Yards Sutherland 7 Revere, Colo. 0 Old Record: 889 Yards Martin Rotert 1971 Sutherland 36 Anselmo-Merna 22 Passes Thrown: 201 Sutherland 41 Chappell 6 Old Record: 166 Martin Rotert 1971 Sutherland 19 St. Pat's 20 Passes Completed: 92 Sutherland 6 Medicine Valley 20 Old Record: 91 Sutherland 2 Mullen 0 (Forfeit) Single Game Passing Yards 363 vs. St. Pat's 1972 Sutherland 25 Sargent +6 L. H. T.C. CHAMPIONSHIP Old Record: 284 Dan Yost 1967 Total 189 76 JIM ROTERT - Pass Receiving Yards - 530 Average 21 Points 8.4 Points Old Record - Dennis Swedberg - 519 - 1965 “Offense” Was Their Speciality FRONT ROW: T. Stewart, O. Alden, D. Hoefer, T. Jochum, M. Jochum, L. Vasquez, T. Fleecs, L. Hasenauer, T. Chessmore. MIDDLE ROW: R. Rasby, M. Rotert, J. Rotert. BACK ROW: D. Vasquez, D. Rotert, R. Lavaley. A Good “Defense” Helps Win Games FRONT ROW: T. Stewart, O. Alden, P. Hagen, T. Jochum, D. Vasquez, T. Fleecs, L. Vasquez, G. Fleecs, T. Chessmore. MIDDLE ROW: L. Hasenauer, K. Hoefer, M. Jochum. BACK ROW: D. Rotert, R. Lavaley, J. Rotert, R. Rasby, M. Rotert Team Records Passing 1,765 (1972) Season Passing Average 196.1 yards per year (1972) Old Record 1,119 (1965) Old Record 124.3 yards per year (1965) First Downs 138 (1972) Single Game Passing Yards 363 St. Pat's (1972) Old Record 119 (1960) Old Record 252 Stapleton (1969) Passes Thrown 216 (1972) First Downs 24 vs Chappel (1972) Old Record 182 (1971) Old Record 20 vs Halsey-Dunning (1965) Passes Completed 99 (1972) Season Deflections 54 (1972) Old Record 98 (1971) Old Record 32 (1969) Team Statistics TOTAL STATISTICS AVERAGE PER GAME Rushing Yds. 1458 162. Passing Yds. 1765 196.1 First Downs 138 15.3 Total Offense 3223 Yds. 358.1 Yds. Passing Yds. 99 comp, out of 216 att. 11. Punting Yds. 32 for 312.3 Yds. 34.7 Yds. Kick-off Returns 21 for 418 Yds. 19.9 Yds. Interceptions 18 2. Deflections 54 6. Lost Fumbles 34 1.5 Punt Returns 19 for 348 Yds. 18.3 Yds. Penalities 405 Yds. 45. Yds. Fumbles Recovered 15 1.7 CONOCO CAFE Ruby Sailars Lettermen “72” TODD CHESSMORE COACH BROBERG , MARTIN ROTERT , TODD CHESSMORE ssss LHTC Off. and Def. SPVA All-Conf. Sr. End MARTIN ROTERT ssss LHTC Off. and Def. SPVA All-Conf. Left to Right: CAPTA INS LYLE HASENAUER ss LHTC Western Div. Sr. Tackle ORVEL ALDEN ssss SPVA All-Conf. Sr. Guard ■ LHTC Western Div. RANDY LAVA LEY ssss SPVA Hon. Ment. Sr. Back JIM ROTERT ssss LHTC Western Div. Sr. End SPVA Hon. Ment. MIKE JOCHUM ssss LHTC Western Div. Center Sr. Center TOM FLEECS sss Sr. Guard RON MORITZ s Sr. Back LARRY VASQUEZ ss Sr. Guard TIM STEWART sss Sr. End HAWS PLYWOOD Home Improvement Center North Platte PAT HAGAN s Sr. Tackle TOM JOCIIUM s Jr. Center JOHN ORTIZ s Jr. Guard SCOTT HEPPERLY s Jr. Back DENNIS HOEFER ss Jr. Guard MIKE EINSPAHR s Soph. End DAVID VASQUEZ ss i : LHTC W. Div. Soph. Back RICK RASBY SS Soph. Back COACH HECKENLIVELY COACH BROBERG COACH TROXEL Student Managers, Jay Welsh, Greg Babbitt, Lyle Minshull. DAVID ROTERT ss Soph. Back YOUNG'S SPORTING GOODS Everything in Sports North Platte, Nebr, Weights FRONT ROW: B. Rotert, M. Stark, J. Arnold, D. Hoefer, R. Moritz, J. Rotert, K. Hasenauer, B. Vath, Coach Broberg. BACK ROW: B. Wever, S. Hepperly, R. Osborne, L. Hasenauer, D. Ingram, O. Alden, M. Merrill, D. German, T. Fleecs, T. Stewart, B. Driefholt. Cross Country STANDING: Coach Crawford, P. Eberly, K. Hasenauer. SITTING: R. Rasby, B. Wever, M. Merrill, B. Driefholt. NOT PICTURED: Brent Wever. The C ross Country team opened at the Mullen Invitational where they finished second. Gothenburg de- feated the Sutherland team by one point at Gothenburg. They were defeated by Ogallala, ran first in a tri- angular at Sutherland and at Maywood, finished fifth at the Kearney Invitational, and fifth at the District meet in Bridgeport. A Man’s Store Where Women Like to Shop HIRSCHFELD'S North Platte, Nebraska No. Platte n j Tapes Records Lincoln and the Finest Stereo Equipment 42 C. Stewart, S. Fear, C. Eberly, M. Kruger, S. Taylor, V. Anderson, S. White, C. Hepperly, K. Humphrey, K. Lenz, K. Morey, T. Colburn, S. Lavaley, J. Crosby, S. Arensdorf, S. Daly, D. Petersen. T. Clark, Coch Deb Soderholm, L. Humphrey. Volleyball Scores SEASON RECORD 11-3 Regular Season Games District S. H. S. - Imperial 15-7 8-15 15-2 S. H. S. - Oshkosh 15-0 15-13 S. H. S. - St. Pats 15-8 15-11 S. H. S. - St. Pats 15-7 13-15 15- S. H. S. - Hershey 15-3 15-2 S. H. S. - Hershey 15-10 14-16 15- S. H. S. - Med. Valley 14-12 15-10 S. H. S. - Grant 11-15 15-9 10-13 Regional S. H. S. - Wauneta 15-4 15-13 S. H. S. - Mitchell 13-15 13-15 S. H. S. - Paxton 15-13 15-1 SPY A Tournament S. H. S. - Paxton 15-17 15-5 15-9 S. H. S. - Chappell 15-4 15-12 S H. S. - Grant 4-15 14-16 SHOUPN. SONS KEYSTONE LAUNDROMAT 386-4486 Patrick and Karen Brogan Sutherland, Nebraska Phone 726-9221 Keystone, Nebraska Volleyball 1973 C. STEWART SS S. ARENSDORF S D. PETERSEN SSSS V. ANDERSON SS CROSBY S. LAVA LEY . TAYLOR SSS M. SWEDBERG SS S. WHITE SS CO-OP OIL CO. Sutherland, Nebr. Co-Captains: Carol Stewart and Deb Petersen Outstanding Offensive Player Deb Petersen Outstanding Defensive Player: Marcia Swedburg Student Managers: Teri Clark Linda Humphrey AL HEREFORDS Registered and Grade Clarence and Lila Arensdorf Sutherland, Nebra. -i- ,24 fami t J FRONT ROW: Randy Rasby, Coach Dennis Crawford, Mark Swedberg. BACK ROW: Don Carr, Greg Fleecs, Randy Lavaley, Tom Jochum, Rick Rasby, Coach Terry Hafer, Mike Jochum, Martin Rotert, David Vasquez, David Rotert, Todd Chessmore. SUTHERLAND OPPONENT 62 Imperial 73 61 St. Pats 53 57 Arnold 71 56 Big Springs 54 36 Rock County 57 66 Crawford 56 53 Ansley 57 45 Med. Vajley 82 54 Grant 80 71 Benkleman 51 80 Maywood 72 81 Hayes Center 75 67 Hershey 58 62 Grant 51 56 Imperial 70 88 St. Pats 79 65 Wheatland 78 64 Wauneta 62 57 Paxton 69 59 Chappell 58 86 Hershey 79 DISTRICTS: 67 Hershey 63 78 Chappell 65 61 Oshkosh 74 RECORD: 14 wins - 10 losses. PAUL’S CHEVRON Hershey, Nebraska 46 the SPVA cagefe advanced to game agar len. 'f led to a mor half as the s| ack from behind T The shoot % IB ie Sail , Igest lead G . ih three n: Wime. action The W the A wf settle Sailors- durin ' 16 minutes to proved lead a way through the r-oroviding tht final two cnapters. ktey situations. Hershey’s Panthers took advantage of Sutherland in the first quarter, holding an 8-2 lead seconds iyup by ie 10- half of their .t at 67-52 ft in the a Rotert tal in • s points at Rotert had 20 ■Joints, recording 14 of them in Che second and third quarters the lead |uarter, th swin .1 with at one point left in the Randy Ras 10 Hershey at, again in the s� tempo of tl back and fo. remaining berore half. Randy I-avaley hit two af charity stripe to knot the s. 21-21. Randy Rasby, Randy I-av� � ’ and Martin Rotert hit la later in the second quarte put the Sailors in charge 27-2t the half. The Sailors nevei when most The Sal scoring a finishing Randy I .ava jke Jochum “■ ly Ras’ [don ‘anthers' needed the lanced players h figures. ' or 13, while fe. dozen and in 10. n inspried ,th 20 points Pat Cordell added 13. The -iers had eight players p during the contest, ‘herland hit 30 field goals :ven of 14 attempts at the ty line. The Panthers hit 23 . goals and 12 for 22 at the atis stripe. COACHES Terry Hafer and Dennis Crawford MARTIN ROTERT SSS RICK RASBY SS MIKE JOCHUM SSS RANDY RASBY SS RANDY LAVA LEY SSS TODD CHESSMORE SSS MARK SWEDBERG DAVID VASQUEZ DAVID ROTERT TOM JOCHUM STUDENT TRAINERS: Jay Welsh, Lyle Minshull, Greg Babbitt. FLEECS GREG DON CARR S 47 1972-73 Statistics Quartets Assists Field Players Att. Randy Rasby 94 56 169 Rick Rasby 94 77 138 Dave Rotert 50 77 42 Martin Rotert 94 98 362 Todd Chessmore 84 20 112 Randy Lavaley 96 12 228 Greg Fleecs 23 1 3 Don Carr 15 1 3 Mike Jochum 91 16 217 Dave Vasquez 25 1 7 Tom Jochum 15 0 4 Mark Swedberg 15 2 1 696 291 1,286 Goals Made Free Att. Throws Made Points Reb. 60 42 26 156 102 60 37 20 150 58 20 11 6 46 13 142 102 67 397 112 45 32 22 130 74 117 129 84 336 177 3 7 2 12 7 1 5 4 6 5 103 76 48 278 172 3 14 7 13 3 0 0 0 0 5 1 3 2 4 3 562 458 288 1,528 731 Junior Varsity (Won 8 — Lost 6) FIRST ROW: E. Smith, M. Einspahr, L. Vasquez, ]. Schrotberger, J. Ortiz. SECOND ROW: R. Lenz, J. Colburn, D. Anderson, T. Martinez. THIRD ROW: C. Middlemas, M. Burk, G. Arnold. FOURTH ROW: J. Tyan, Coach Hafer. NORTH PLATTE STATE BANK 3rd and Dewey Street North Platte, Nebraska COACH HAFER PLATTE VALLEY HIDES AND METAL 3001 West 12th North Platte, Nebr. 69101 48 Girls’ Track Improving — Better Records Next Year BACK ROW: Nancy J., Connie C., Susan W., Debbie C., Sandra F., Candy H., Julie W., Cindy F.. Coach D. Crawford. FRONT ROW: Susan B., Sheryl A., Karen L., Sheryl D., Janie C. McCook Invit. ... 9th, Medicine Valley Invit. ... 6th, L.H.T.C. Conference ... 7th, S.P.V.A. Con- ference ... 7th, District Meet ... 8th Janie Crosby, Karen Lenz Janie Crosby, Susan White, Candy Hepperly, Sandra Fear Sheryl Daly, Karen Lenz SCHOOL RECORDS Sandra Fear ... long jump ... 14 5 , Karen Lenz ... 80 yd. Hurdle ... 12.7, Janie Crosby ... 100 yd. dash ... 12.1, 50 yd. dash ... 6.3, Karen Lenz ... 220 yd. dash ... 28.7, Candy Hepperly ... 880 yd. run ... 2:37.3, Karen Lenz ..., Sheryl Daly, Susan White, Janie Crosby ... 440 Relay ... 56.0 CANDY HEPPKRLY qualified for state in 880 yd. run Economy Fertilizer Irrigation BUCKHOLZ HARDWARE Sutherland, Nebraska GOEDERT ELECTRIC 386-4556 Sutherland, Nebraska Boys’ Track Squad — “A Great Year” BACK ROW: T. Jochum, D. German, M. Jochum, R. Lavaley, G, Fleese, L. Ingram. MIDDLE ROW: L. Minshull, J. Welsh, L. Vasquez, M. Stark, T. Chessmore, T. Stewart. FRONT ROW: K. Hasenauer, J. Schrotberger, M. Einsphar, D. Hoefer, R. Moritz. ONE MILE RELAY TWO MILE RELAY S. Hepperly, D. Hoefer, T. Stewart, R. Lavaley, R. Rasby jflotoers Congratulations Seniors of 1973 ALLEN JARED, FLORIST North Platte T. Stewart, R. Rasby, R. Moritz, R. Lavaley, R. Rasby ________________f JOHNS' REPAIR SHOP Transmission Service North Platte REPAIRS ■ X A ♦ “A Very Great Year” BACK ROW: M. Merrill, L. Hasenauer. B. Driefoldt, D. Vasquez, D. Broberg. MIDDLE ROW: D. Rotert, S. Hepperly. FRONT ROW: R. Rasby, M. Rotert, R. Rasby. NOT PICTURED: Tom Fleecs and Chuck Midd lemas. STATE MEET TRACK QUALIFIERS 180 yd. low - Randy Rasby - 21.2 440 yd. dash - Randy Rasby - 52.0 Shot - Darold German - 49' 8 1 2 High Jump - Martin Rotert - 6'4 STATE MEET PLACING 2-Mile Relay Team first with a new state record and new school record of 8:18.8 2-Mile Relay Team-Randy Lavaley - 8:33 Ron Moritz, Tim Stewart, Randy Rasby 1-Mile Relay Team - Scott Hepperly -3:31.3 Tim Stewart, Randy La- valey, Randy Rasby 1-Mile Relay Team third in state meet 180 yd. low - Randy Rasby - 20.5 SCHOOL RECORDS 440 - Randy Rasby - 52.0 880 - Randy Rasby - 2:01.3 High Jump - Martin Rotert - 6 4 Shot - Darold German - 49’ 8 1 2 Mile Relay - Scott Hepperly - 3:31.3 Tim Stewart Randy Lavaley Randy Rasby MARTIN ROTERT Dist. Class C as a Sophomore - Pole Vault - 13' 5 School Record - Pole Vault - 13’ 7 1 2 State Class C - Record Holder - Pole Vault - 13'4 State Class C - High Jump Record - 6'4 D. GERMAN R. RASBY MARTIN ROTERT This page sponsored by SAFEWAY STORES North Platte, Nebraska Shop Safeway and Save More 53 Satisfied! Go Power! !! Meditation Holy Dancing It was this Big!! Diablos Bill Daley and his Big Sisters Bertha, Betsy, and Bobby. Oh it s potty time again. ■ Say, Sailor. ■ 1 vant to drink your Did you see what he tried? derrrs Denny BLOOD Gimme a Kiss! Take a letter, darling. Mike and Paula ■WH Bi Heil Nixon ffi Gee, Thanks Kids. 54 ORGANIZATIONS You shall enter the living shelter of the forest. You shall walk where only the wind has walked before. Nancy Newhall Sailorettes Help Us to Add Spirit to Our Game FRONT ROW: L. Humphrey, S. Britton, Mrs. Soderholm, D. Fleecs, T. Clark, S. Daly, S. Fear. SECOND ROW: P. Cooke, J. Paulman, C. Eberly, K. Humphrey, C. Hepperly, C. Stewart, D. Petersen. THIRD ROW: J. Moritz, T. Cook, C. Danielson, P. Kramer, J. Peterson, D. Danielson, C. Adams, S. Taylor. FOURTH ROW: C. Combs, S. Arensdorf, L. Zeigler, S. Lavaley, D. Chessmore, N. Jochum, M. Krugar, K. Morey, J. Woodard. BACK ROW: K. Stark, S. White, M. Lutz, T. Colburn, J. Crosby. FRONT ROW: C. Stewart, President; S. Arensdorf, Vice- President. BACK ROW: D. Petersen, Secretary; Mrs. Soderholm, Sponsor; S. Taylor, Treasurer. CLINTON E. DAHLGREN GENERAL AGENT AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OFFICE 517' , NORTH DEWEY ST. NEVILLE BLDG.. ROOM 14 NORTH PLATTE. NEBRASKA PHONE: 532-IB40 56 J. Crosby, S. White, M. Lutz K. Stark, T. Colburn This page is sponsored by THE COURIER TIMES Boosting the Biggest Little Town on America's Main Street Sutherland 386-4617 Boy’s Letter Club Contains Athletic Prestige FRONT ROW: R. Lavaley, J. Schrotberger, R. Moritz, B. Wever, L. Hasenauer, M. Merrill, R. Rasby, M. Jochum, M. Rotert, T. Fleecs, B. Driefholt, J. Ortiz, G. Arnold. MIDDLE ROW: J. Welsh, K. Hasenauer, P. Hagan, R. Rasby, M. lEinspahr, D. Vasqez, T. Stewart, D. German, S. Hepperly, D. Hoefer, J. Rotert, T. Jochum. BACK ROW: L. Vasquez, E. Smith, D. Rotert, G. Fleecs, L. Minshell, T. Chessmere. SPONSORS: D. Broberg, D. Crawford. Officers THOMAS AGENCY, INC. Insurance Real Estate Sutherland, Nebr. 386-4326 Treasurer: Tommy Fleecs Secretary: Bill Wever President: Todd Chessmore Sergeant-at-Arms: Mike Jochum Vice-President: Randy Rasby 58 Girls’ Letter Club a Growing Organization BACK ROW: D. Petersen, K. Humphrey, C. Hepperly, S. White, M. Swedberg, V. Anderson, J. Crosby. FRONT ROW: K. Lenz, C. Stewart, S. Arensdorf, T. Clark, S. Lavaley, S. Fear, S. Taylor, L. Humphrey, Sponsor; Mr. Crawford. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Crosby, Student President; D. Petersen, President. Senate; C. Stewart, Treasurer; S. Arensdorf, Secretary; Librarians S. White, Vice LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Merrill, S. Britton, J. Ortiz, T. Colburn, D. Danielson, K. Morey, S. Hepperly, K. Hasenauer. KNEELING: C. Hasenauer. 1973 Homecoming Royalty KING AND QUEEN: Deb Petersen and Todd Chessmore SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Carol Stewart and Martin Rotert IUNIOR ATTENDANTS: Susan White and lohn Ortiz SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS: lolene Peterson and Rick Rasby FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS: Melanie Kruger and Jeff Arnold MINIATURE KING AND QUEEN: Cindy King and George Smith 60 APOLIUS IRRIGATION SUPPLY Sutherland, Nebr, THE HAIR VILLA EXCLUSIVE HAIR BOUTIQUE Serviced by Specialized Wig Technicians 507 N. Dewey 534-2580 61 Prom Royalty JUNIOR ATTENDANTS: Susan White and John Ortiz QUEEN: Ada McNeel i KING: John Ortiz JEKI 'S BEAUTY SALON Sutherland, Nebraska 386-4746 _ K STEAK HOUSE Barbara Kinnaman Sutherland, Nebraska 62 Student Senate Works Towards Goals R. Rasby, J. Colburn, B. Crosby, M. Rotert, D. Hoefer, C. Stewart, Secretary; T. Jochum, T. Chessmore, President and Purchasing Agents; R. Rasby, V. President; D. Petersen, S. White, Purchasing Agents; V. And- erson, T. Fleecs, J. Crosby, Sergeant at Arms; M. Swedberg, Sponsor: Mr. Ferguson. Honor Society This Page is Sponsored by HEHNKE'S STORE Haxton, Nebraska KEN MAIN TRUCKING Sutherland, Nebr. 386-5705 BACK ROW: R. Rasby, J. Crosby, S. Arensdorf, M. Lutz, P. Cooke. FRONT ROW: C. Adams, Treasurer, and Purchasing Agent; T. Colburn, Secretary; T. Chessmore, President; C. Stewart, Purchasing Agents; R. Lavaley. V. President: Sponsor: Mr. Fulcher. 63 To Speak Fluently Is an Avenue of Happiness FRONT ROW: J. Ortiz, T. Colburn, M. Lutz, T. Cooke, C. Adams, T. Chessmore. BACK ROW: L. Humphrey, J. Schrotberger, R. Lavaley, L. Hasenauer, C. Stewart. FRONT ROW: P. Cooke, S. Hepperly, R. Rasby, J. Crosby. BACK ROW: S. Arensdorf, T. Chessmore. TACK ROOM LOREN JOHNSON Vence Evans Pure-Bred Hampshires Sutherland, Nebraska Hershey, Nebraska 64 Girls Glee TOP ROW: V. Anderson, M. Swedberg, J. Paulman. -SECOND ROW: M. Lutz, T. Clark, P. Cooke, C. Kberly. THIRD ROW: J. Crosby, vS. Britton, T. Colburn, S. Fear. FOURTH ROW: D. Chessmore. NOT PICTURED: ('ora Adams, Susan White. District Solos Receiving SUPERIOR Ratings: LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Vasquez, Medium Voice; Terry Clark, Medium Voice; Tom Fleecs, High Voice. The road chosen by the music department varied and tried to touch upon all aspects of the vocal music field. On October 12, students went to Wesleyan University to compete for the Brownsville Summer music scholarship. Results were - one male vocal- ist, - Tom Fleecs, qualifying for the scholarship. December brought the Christmas pageant - adorned only with the nativity scene and vocal accompani- ment. In January, Sutherland instituted a new vo- cal division group that proved to be outstanding, the swing choir. April involved our choir in two vocal music contests. April 12 in Grant, Nebraska, S.P. V. A. vocal music contest. Sutherland received three superior ratings. In between our contest sched- ule, Swing Choir was fortunate enough to work with Mr. Bill Lynn from Kearney in a swing choir clinic held in Wallace, Nebraska. District Music Contest was held April 28 in Cozad, Nebraska. The vocal music department entered ten categories and re- turned with ratings of five superiors and Five excel- le nts - Swing Choir received a 1 and the praise of the judge. The Music department was pleased to have a qualifier for the Young Nebraskans, a touring group from Doane College; Tom Fleecs will spend his sum- mer touring the east coast. Two roads diverged and 1 took the one just as fair. 65 FIRST ROW: M. Kruger, T. Miller, K. Hasenauer, L. Minshull, J. Welsh, R. Moritz, J. Crosby, T. Col- burn, C. Stewart, D. Petersen. SECOND ROW: M. Swedberg, D. Chessmore, J. Paulman, S. Fear, D. Mills, T. Clark, S. Lavaley, J. Peterson, C. Stark, C. Eberly, D. Fleecs, S. Daly, J. Moritz, V. Ander- son. THIRD ROW: J. Tyan, G. Babbitt, L. Vasquez, L. Hasenauer, J. Schrotberger, D. Vasquez, S. Wil- son, S. Hepperly, T. Prevo, D. Lutz, C. Redden, B. Wamsley, P. Hagan, T. Fleecs, B. Crosby. DIREC- TOR: Miss Mauler. Accompanists THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long 1 stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear: Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way I doubted if I could every come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Some where ages and ages hence; Two roads diverged in a wood and 1 - I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost Teresa Colburn Paula Cooke Susan White PLATTE BARBER SHOP Pleasure to Serve You Jack, Bill, Andy, Frosty North Platte WYATTS CHINCHILLA RANCH 386-4370 Sutherland, Nebr. 66 FIRST ROW: J. Arnold, D, Morgan, O. Alden, M. Merrill, D. Rotert, L. Farmer, P. Thompson, M. Burk, SECOND ROW: K. Lenz, D. Danielson, S. Britton, J. Woodard, A. McNeel, S. White, C. Adams, C. Combs, M. Lutz, P. Cooke. THIRD ROW: R. Rasby, T. Chessmore, R. Lavaley, J. Morgan, M. Burk, G. Arnold, J. Ortiz, N. Anderson, T. Eckhoff, M. Swedberg, P. Eberly, C. Middlemas, R. Lenz. DIRECTOR: Miss Mauler. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Moritz, T. Clark, S. Fear, V. Anderson, J. Schrotberger, M. Swedberg, J. Paulman, M. Lutz, C. Stewart, B. Wamsley, D. Petersen, B. Crosby, S. White, T. Fleecs, S. Britton, T. Chessmore, T. Colburn, R. Lavaley, J. Crosby, R. Rasby. NOT PICTURED: Pat Hagan, Bill Wever, Neil Anderson, Paula Cook, Cora Adams, Karen Lenz. JK KOCH INSURANCE AGENCY illjeSpEIJ “ «O NOATM DCWKY NORTH PLATTE. NEBRASKA «••Ol 532-4122 214 N. Bailey Ave. North Platte, Nebr. 69101 67 Bands — Varsity — Pleasant Sounds to Remember FRONT ROW: D. Anderson, S. Fear, C. Hepperly, K. Stark, S. Daly, D. Fleecs, C. Stewart, J. Crosby, K. Humphrey, D. Petersen. SECOND ROW: J. Colburn, G. Babbitt, R. Moritz, B. Crosby, J. Cooke, N. Jochum, L. Minshull, D. Fleecs, T. Martinez, B. Wever, T. Colburn. THIRD ROW: S. Hepperly, L. Vasquez, T. Fleecs, J. Welsh, S. Lavaley, L. Humphrey, R. Rasby, M. Vath, P. Hagan, S. Arensdorf, S. Taylor, T. Prevo, Director, Mr. Richard Ingerle. FRONT ROW: P, Hepperly, J. Hoefer, S. Colburn, S. Kennedy, J. Boyer, M. Welsh, C. Beveridge. SECOND ROW: D. Fleecs, A. Middlemas, L. Anderson, M. Vath, D. Ecker, D. Gill, J. Painter, K. Thompson, S. Minshull, A. Paulman, J. Schrader. THIRD ROW: J. Crosby, M. Neilsen, D. Jochum, B. Boyer, D. Miller, C. Broge, B. Swedberg, D. Jochum, B. Boyer, S. Kinnaman, R. Main. FOURTH ROW: B. Blanchard, J. Reams, B. Carr, M. Main, J. Fleecs, S. Fleecs, D. Rasby, A. Martinez, S. Sammons, R. Bingar, M. Neilsen, T. McNeil, O. Martinez, K. Slack, D. Fleecs, Mr. Ingerle. Junior High KNAPP ELECTRIC CO. AL’S BAIT AND HUSKY SERVICE Electric Motor Sales and Service Sutherland, Nebr. 422 East 6th St. North, Platte 386-4891 Bands Sixth Grade A Time for Growth FRONT ROW: M. Atkinson, S. Ecker, B. Paulman, A. Fleecs, K.Jochum, K. Burger, P. Vath, L. Evans. SECOND ROW: K. Kennedy, J. Moritz, J. Graham, T. Slack, B. Blanchard, M. Fleecs, M. McVay, T. Main, K. Jochum. THIRD ROW: D. Main, L. Kennedy, S. Toon, Director Richard Ingerle. Fifth Grade FRONT ROW: R. Shannon, J. Paulman, M. Britton, C. McConnell, S. Thompson, D. Sammons, D. Cooke. SECOND ROW: C. Humphrey, G. Hoefer, M. Otzel, T. Hottovey, R. Cooke, M. Kennedy, A. Meissner. THIRD ROW: B. Welsh, M. Purkey, T. King, J. Graham, Richard Ingerle. Secretary: Linda Humphrey Vice-President: Ron Moritz Council Members: Sheryl Daly Shirley Taylor President: Janie Crosby HUMPHREY CLEANERS Tops in Dry Cleaning Sutherland, Nebraska SUTHERLAND INDUSTRIES Sutherland, Nebraska Band Officers Give a Helping Hand 69 Snowy White and the Dwarfs CAST Narrator------------------ Snowy White — - • Queen -------------------- Rattler--------------------- Gears--------------------- Spider-------------------- Chewy --- ------------------ Scar face----------------- - Patch--------------------- Muggsy.................... Mirror-------------------- Prince Humperfink------------ Trees -- - -- ------------- - - Tim Stewart - Carol Stewart Linda Humphrey - Mike Jochum - - Brent Wever ---- Mike Burk ----Bill Wever - - - Ron Moritz - - Orvel Alden Lemoyn Farmer - Randy Lavaley - - Tom Fleecs - Bruce Crosby Pat Hagan The Monkeys Paw CAST Mr. White -------------------------------Mike Jochum Mrs. White--------------------Sheryl Arensdorf Herbert-------------------------- - - Randy Rasby Sergeant-Major Morris...................Martin Merrill Mr. Sampson---------------- - - -Randy Lavaley Beautiful Beulah Belle CAST Beulah Belle-------------------------Linda Zeigler Adonis Adrenalin-----------------— Lyle Hasenauer Mother Dear--------------------- - Sheryl Arensdorf Licifer Lowdown --- ----------------Martin Merrill Auntie Anna--------------------------Carol Stewart Granny Hannah----------------------- Linda Humphrey Ulalee-------------------------------------------Ada McNeel ' jr. CV V � y j- v_ a 70 Junior Class Play Down to Earth Agnes-------------------- Margie Lutz Wilfred------------------Tom Jochum Pelone-------------------- John Ortiz Augusta Appel gate------Teresa Colburn Diana Clump--------------jan Paulman Orpha Teel----------------Susan White Ruthie Teel---------------Janie Crosby Millie Bromsley---------- -Cora Adams Baxter Bromsley ----- Darold German June Bromsley-------- - Susan Kennedy Richard White---------Jon Schrotberger Herman Howell - - ------Steve Wilson Robert Hanley-----------Dennis Hoefer Student Director - ---------Lynn Daly DIRECTOR---------------Rosemary Urban Honors to Foreign Exchange Students 1972-73 were remarkable years in the USA. Elections were held, the very last moon rocket was launched, and the Viet-Nam war got new drastic changes in a positive direction. All the above items mentioned were particularly enjoyed by me because it gave me an exceedingly good opportunity to get better acquainted with the problems and achievements of the USA. But above all, 1 enjoyed discussions with various folks, thus giving me more knowledge of the USA, and my experiences hunting proved to be the most enjoyable. It seems to be universal that the hunter gets more frequently outwitted by the hunted than vice-ver- sa. The most enjoyable experience was to share activities and swap points of view within the Refior family. All these experiences put together will help me remember this adventure as memorable. Pertti Viljanen - Rauma, Finland It was a real good year and much more profitable than I expected it to be. I'm glad 1 took this chance and I'm sure that one year in a different country is worth more than ten years of school, however advanced the education system might be. A person can really experience a lot of ways how to do things - and also how not to do them. It is a mistake to consider the culture one has been brought up in to be absolute and unques- tionable; but if you go abroad it really helps. You just don't any longer think this way, and you might get a far more objective way of deciding and judging out of it. I'm really happy about this one year in the USA - it was FAR-OUT. Helmut Bender - Weinheim, W. Germany Jan Paulman was chosen to repre- sent Sutherland at Cornhusker Girls’ State in Lincoln by the Women's Auxiliary and high school teachers. She has been active in band, music, pep club, 4H, and the Junior class play. Todd Chessmore won Sutherland's 1973 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award. He will receive a tie-tack and becomes eligible for state and national honors. John Ortiz was chosen to represent Sutherland at Cornhusker Boys' State in Lincoln by the Legion and high school teachers. He lias been active in football, basketball, track, and the Junior class play. PARK STANDARD SERVICE Sutherland, Nebr. JUNIOR HIGH Shall we not come as pilgrims to these sanctuaries? limit, where need exists, our numbers, that each may find a singing solitude and pass free as a cloud’s shadow? Nancy Newhall EIGHTH GRADE “Today We Follow Tomorrow We Lead” Color: Aqua and Silver Flower: Carnation DeAnn Miller Sherry Kennedy Kim Thomsen Edward Adams Charlene Anderson John Befort Carmie Beveridge. Rodney Binger Barbara Boyer Bernice Boyer Judy Boyer Mark Clark Susan Colburn Nancy Combs Dawn Cook Judy Crosby Debby Ecker Randy Eckhoff David Fleecs Steve Fleecs Diana Gill Connie Gress Allan Hottovy Doug Jochum Monte Kennedy Monte Kramer Mike Main Roxie Main Anthony Martinez Jane Painter Andrea Paulman Kendra Paterson Danny Rasby Fred Redden Steve Sammons Steve Stark Joan Vasquez Mary Lou Vath Christy White Randy Yost Sponsor: Mike Troxel 74 Sponsored by: RON’S CONOCO SERVICE Paxton, Nebraska President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer EVENTH GRADE Motto: A Winner Never Quits and a Quitter Never Wins Colors: Winter White and Royal Blue Flower: Carnation President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mike Neilsen Joan Hoefer Mitch Neilsen Julie Lenz Debbie Fleecs Larry Anderson Randy Barrett Pamela Binegar Jean Blanchard Craig Broge Bill Carr Jackie Fleecs Randy Forden Penny Hepperly Michael Hottovy Don Jochum Suzette Kinnaman Paul Lutz Peggy Lutz Olivia Martinez Alice Middlemas Roger Miller Cheryl Minshull Tom McNeil Alex Oli veros Joe Ream Jerrie Schrader Gary Shannon Kirk Slack Brent Swedberg Lori Van Houten Melinda Welsh LeeAnn Wilson Diane Mauler, Sponsor Sponsored by: SAFEWAY STORES INC. 905 1102 South Dewey _____________________North Platte, Nebr._____ 75 J.H. Football and Basketball FRONT ROW: M. Kramer, G. Blanchard, S. Sammons, M. Neilsen, T. McNeil, A. Oliveros, F. Redden, P. Lutz, R. Binegar, E. Adams, R. Eckhoff, M. Hottovy. MIDDLE ROW: M. Clark, R. Miller, G. Shannon, M. Neilsen, K. Slack, R. Forden, D. Jochum, C. Broge, J. Ream, B. Swedberg, L. Anderson, R. Barrett, B. Carr. BACK ROW: T. Martinez, A. Hottovy, M. Main, R. Yost, M. Kennedy, J. Befort, S. Fleecs, D. Fleecs, D. Jochum, S. Stark, D. Rasby, Coach Heckenlively. BASKETBALL Won 8 games and lost 3 Won the Paxton Invitational FOOTBALL Won 2 games and lost 3 FRONT ROW: R. Forden, D. Jochum, B. Swedberg, C. Broge, K. Slack, J. Ream, B. Carr, T. McNeil, M. Neilsen, M. Neilsen, L. Anderson, G. Shannon, A. Oliveros, R. Miller, G. Blanchard, R. Eckhoff. BACK ROW: M. Kennedy, R. Yost, J. Befort, D. Jochum, D. Fleecs, M. Main, S. Fleecs, D. Rasby, A. Hottovy, R. Binegar, S. Stark, T. Martinez, F. Redden, S. Sammons, M. Clark, E. Adams, M. Kramer, Coach Heckenlively. CEMENT PRODUCTS, INC, 520 East Seventh Street North Platte, Nebraska 69101 P. O. Box 1091 GIBSON'S PHARMACY North Platte, Nebr. Junior High Pep Club FIRST ROW: Cheerleaders - S. Kennedy, R. Main, S. Minshull, P. Hepperly, D. Miller, S. Colburn. SECOND ROW: A. Paulman, B. Boyer, B. Boyer, J. Hoefer, J. Schrader, K. Thompson, J. Boyer. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Beatty, J. Lenz, M. Welsh, J. Fleecs, C. Beveridge, J. Painter, K. feterson, A. Middlemas, C. White. FOURTH ROW: O. Martinez, L. Van Houten, D. Ecker, P. Binegar, D. Gill, J. Crosby, S. Kinnaman, D. Fleecs, M. Vath. CHEERLEADERS: S. Kennedy, R. Main, P. Hepperly, S. Colburn, D. Miller, S. Minshull. OLSONS MOVING AND STORAGE MARY ESHE'S BAR North Platte, Nebr. Hershey, Nebraska 77 Elementary Faculty MRS. DEBORAH SODERHOLM: Hometown, Wilcox; College attended, Kearney State; B. A. Degree, Teaches First Grade. MRS. RUBY SHULER: Hometown, Sutherland; College attended, Kearney State; Teaches Second Grade. MRS. JUDY JOHNSON: Hometown, Lancaster, Kansas; College attended, Midland Lutheran; B.S. Degree, Teaches Third Grade. MRS. MARY FALING: Hometown, Paxton; College attended, Kearney State; Teaches Fifth Grade. HAROLD FITZWATER: Hometown, Sutherland; College attended, University of Nebraska; B.S. Degree, Teaches Fifth Grade. MRS. LAURA DOWNS: Hometown, Hershey; College attended, Kearney State; B.A. Degree; Teaches Sixth Grade. CHARLES GROW: Hometown, Sutherland; College attended, Kearney State; B.A. Degree, Grade School Principal. MISS MABEL HUFFMAN: Hometown, Martin, South Dakota; College attended, Huron College; B. A. Degree, Teaches Kindergarten. MRS. MARLENE M1NSHULL: Hometown, Sutherland; College attended, Kearney State; B.A. Degree, Teaches Special Education. Sponsored by: MCDONALDS STATE BANK North Platte, Nebr. 78 MISS MABEL HUFFMAN MRS. MARLENE MINSHULL Sixth Grade FRONT ROW: D. Sammons, M. Fleecs, T. Slack, M. McVay, J. Moritz, M. Danielson, D. Cooke, D. Main, P. Vath, Mrs. Downs. MIDDLE ROW: D. Anderson, S. Ecker, L. Evans, K. Burger, D. Miller, M. Otzel, B. Paulman, J. Dreifholt, C. Toon. BACK ROW: K. Kennedy, A. Fleecs, K. Jochum, M. Adkins, K. Jochum, J. McNeil, T. Main, J. Graham, L. Kennedy, C. Lemmer. NOT PICTURED: T. Barrett, T. Barrett, T. Barrett. Fifth Grade FRONT ROW: Mr. Fritzwater, R. Halcott, G. Hoefer, T. Hottovy, F. Fleecs, R. Halcott, L. Van Houten, R. Shannon, A. Meissner, R. Cooke, J. Hottovy. MIDDLE ROW: B. Blanchard, M. McCrea, M. Britton, S. Peterson, J. Graham, D. Sammons, J. Paulman, C. McConnell, M. Purkey, T. King. TOP ROW: J. Adams, A. Lenz, B. Basile, S. Thompson, R. Grauerholz, B. Welsh, D. Welsh, L. Cole, M. Kennedy, C. Humphrey. GRIFFIN-BEATTY LUMBER INC. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Sutherland, Nebr. North Platte, Nebr. 79 Fourth Grade FRONT ROW: N. Vath, T. Lutz, D. Chamberlain, C. Jochum, S. Burger, K. Ecker, R, Van Houten, B. Lemmer, D. Cole, T. Newkirk. MIDDLE ROW: A. Schrader, R. Evans, L. Cole, D. Shannon, R. Sandberg, S. Jones, D. Martinez, K. Anderson, S. Lenz, R. Quimby, S. Thompson, J. Boggs, T. Purkey. BACK ROW: S. McNeil, M. White, M. Middlemas, C. Fleecs, W. Bates, D. Musselman, J. Chessmore, K. Lusk, K. Paulman, D. Rasby, K. Kendall, C. Kendall. NOT PICTURED: T. Main, J. Haugland, and Mrs. Faling. Third Grade FRONT ROW: L. Van Houten, A. Ecker, S. Einspahr, T. Refior, T. Fox, T. Jochum, J. Ingerle, J. Main, M. Watson. MIDDLE ROW: T. Grauerholz, C. Blanchard, D. Colburn, P. Fleecs, R. Rourke, M. Burk, A. Cook, F. Neilsen, T. Bayne, Mrs. Johnson. TOP ROW: J. Goedert, P. Fleecs, S. Paulman, L. Fear, K. Kennedy, B. Moser, C. Adkins, N. Nelson, M. Fleecs. | ADAMS SWANSON FUNERAL HOME North Platte. Nebr. | 80 Second Grade r FRONT ROW: J. Cole, R. Sandberg, K. Kennedy, J. Meissner, H. Schrader, A. Martinez, S. Moser, E. Boggs, R. Cooke. MIDDLE ROW: J. Toon, F. Kelly, L. Paulman, L. McConnell, R. White, R. Quimby, H. Elfeldt, V. Broberg, J. Hougland, L. Stark, U. Lusk, Mrs. Shuler. BACK ROW; R. Hottovy, D. Sammons, J. Graham, M. King, I. Dike, M. McNeil, D. Hafer, D. Nesseraul, M. Rasby, P. Basil. First Grade FRONT ROW: Mrs. Soderholm, P. Reynolds, J. Lutz, R. Broberg, B. Jensen, J. Fisher, J. Fleecs, J. Van Houten, C. Miller. BACK ROW: A. Neben, J. Swedberg, R. Faling, R. Burger, M. Gocdert, S. Fox, R. Chamberlain, G. Wickware. JAMES E. SIMON CO., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS North Platte, Nebraska 69101 Kindergarten FRONT ROW: M. Martinez, C. Cook, G. Daigger, D. Douglas, J. Minkler, S. Watson, S. Jones. MIDDLE ROW: G. Smith, C. Newkirk, S. Chamberlain, G. Nelson, C. King, L. Boggs, D. Ingcrle, Miss Huffman. BACK ROW: S. Adkins, T. Fischer, J. Jochum, D. Wisdom, S. Rourke, R. Dancer, K. Grauerholz. NOT PICTURED: M. McNeil. Reading Clinic Learning to read is learning to communicate. If a child is to learn to read, reading must satisfy a purpose for him and he must be successful in his at- tempts to read. Because so many people today have difficulties in reading, the1 reading clinic was set up to emphasize certain skills which can help children and instill in them the desire for reading. With much flexibility a child begins where he is and moves along according to his ability and at his own rate. MRS. NEVA MOORE KOCH INSURANCE AGENCY 532-4122 214 N. Bailey Ave. North Platte, Nebr. 69101 Speech Therapist Speech is learned process of oral symbols used by humans to communicate. Just as some people have difficulty with math, others with reading, some people have difficulty learning to speak correctly. The speech therapist works with those people who have difficulty learning to speak correctly. It is well worth the sometimes lengthy and difficult effort involved, for the skill to speak properly is one of the most important, most used skills a person possesses. MR. KEITH WOOLF NORTH PLATTE SADDLERY The Mall North Platte, Nebr. 69101 The staff and advisors of the ”73 annual wish to express its appreciation to the business people of Sutherland, Hershey, Paxton, and North Platte, without whose support, the annual would not have been possible. VALLEY VIEW CARE CENTER SIXTH STREET PROCESSING PLANT INC. STARTING GATE SHORT'S SINCLAR CALLAHAN KASCHKE CO. ABC AUTO SALVAGE LOVEDAS BEAUTY SALON SLIMS SHOE REPAIR REEDS BIKE REPAIR TIMS MEAT NORTH PLATTE GIVER ELECTRIC CO. MERRICK'S CAFE RUTH'S SHAMROCK CAFE UPTOWN MOTEL CORNHUSKER TRACTOR EQUIPMENT FRANK'S FARM EQUIPMENT J.M. Me DONALD'S REDMAN'S SHOES ANDERSON REALTY MILLY’S FABRIC SHOPPE NORTH PLATTE BEAUTY ACADEMY HOUSE OF TIME COAST TO COAST STORES HERSHEY CAFE HUNTER'S REPAIR SHOP PRED'S J.V. PARKER SUPPLY ERWIN KUHLMANN A.W. WARREN DR. WARREN JAYNETTE CERAMIC PLACE COOPER MOTORS JEAN'S BOUTIQUE RITA'S BEAUTY SALON PINK PARASOL BEAUTY SALON ROGERS AGENCY ROBERT H. DAUGHERTY ODEGARD'S ART GIFT SHOP BERG TYPEWRITER CO. SHRAKE BODY SHOP PLATTE FLORAL NORTH PLATTE LAKEWAY LANES PEARSON APPLIANCE ENGLISH REALTY NORTH SIDE CONOCO SWANSON MOBILE HOME Co-Op NORTH PLATTE NON STOCK CO-OP ASS’N 625 N. Popular P.O. Box 766 North Platte Nebr. 69101 GRAIN — FEED — SEED — CHEMICALS — POSTS — WIRE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS GRAIN STORAGE phone 532.0632 84 STOP AT THIS SIGN FOR THE WORLD S GREATEST VALUES IN NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS YOUR 1-STOP SHOPPING CENTER 1620 East Fourth Street, North Platte, Nebraska Open Daily 9 a.m. til 9 p.m. Open Sunday 1 p.m. till 6 p.m. 130,680 Sq. Ft. of Paved, Floodlighted Free Parking Space Around Our Store—Easy Parking WILLSON'S STUDIO DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS By Aerial — Commercial — Black and White or Color Our Specialty Candid Weddings and Child Photography Sunday and Evenings by Appointment Air Conditioned Dial 532-4306 Congratulations Seniors 516 North Dewey North Platte Hipp Wholesale Co. Box 1145 315 East 7th St. North Platte, Nebr. 69101 Fully Insured Short or Long Distance Hauling Focken Trucking Company Livestock and Grain 2415 East Fourth Street North Platte, Nebr. 69101 CLARENCE FOCKEN CLINT HARDY Phone 532 8638, or Phone 532-0361 Phone 534-3262 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY “That’s My BANK’’ Corner of Second and Dewey Streets Phone 532-1000 Member F.D.l.C. Grain Salt Livestock FLEECS BROS. TRUCKING Sutherland, Nebr. Phone 386-4735 Don Jerome 58's Apollon Lessa (Baby Doll) 1973 National Champion Charolais Heifer BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1973 from the Schuff family Baby Doll SCHUFF CATTLE CO. _____________Sutherland, Nebr._____________ FORDEN CHAMPLIN SERVICE Sutherland, Nebr. MOORE MEMORIAL NURSING CENTER Sutherland Nebr. An Ideal Home for Either Nursing Care or Retirement Farmers Co-Op Ass'n Hershey State Bank Phone 368 5521 Hershey, Nebr. Full Service Banking Grains, Feeds, Hardware Western Lincoln County Complete Insurance Congratulations to Seniors 73 Services Hershey Agency 717 N. Jeffers Jeffers Arctic Circle Upholstery Drive 1 n Phone 532-7795 B Jeffers North Platte, Nobr. Carpets Draperies Wallpaper Bob Haney North Platte, Nebr. 69101 Home Lumber and Supply Co. Lumber — Hardware 368-5511 Hershey, Nebraska CHRIS ROSENBERG LEE COOK Special Representative INSURANCE AGENCY Investors Life Western Nebraska's Most Modern of Nebraska Insurance Service 104 S. Jeffers North Platte, Nebr. 69101 North American Management, Inc. 532 6500 Sutherland, Nebr. Paul Babbitt — Sutherland Representative i Rt. 1, Sutherland, Nebraska Phone: 386-4859 Western Livestock Auction Co. Office 532 0861, Glen Heiberg 532-2761, James Calhoun 532-0249, Don Heiberg 532-4212 Bank of Paxton Paxton, Nebraska