Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1982 volume:

The Sutherland High School Sutherland, Nebraska I jQg Contents Opening.....................2 Events......................4 The 1982 “Log” was published by the Journa- 99 lism II class: Mike Fleecs, Sheila Fosbinder, Bill rCOpiC.......... LaRue, Todd Miller, Michele Rasby, Renee Sand- Cnnrlc 49 berg, and adviser John Mosher. opui ba ........ A special thanks goes to: Bill Willson, Marvin Organizations....DO Zulauf, Wes Culver, and the photography class for _ helping with pictures; the Senior Class and Larry JUniOr tllgn.... lU Moody for selling ads; and the North Platte Tele- I?]omoiitnrv 80 graph for setting the type. EilCIIieilUfl y..ou Dedication... Not only does Art Sol- derholm show true ded- ication in teaching art in the classroom, he also teaches the students the “art” of being compet- itors in athletics. He has always taken personal interest in the individuals here and has put a tremendous amount of time and effort into various or- ganizations. We give you a special thank you for playing such an important part in building our knowl- edge and for always giving us your time and help. 2 Top row: left to right: Kari Kennedy struts her stuff in her new shrink-to-fit jeans. Tori Miller and Johna Jochum display the latest in hair accessories by wearing colorful headbands. Scott Ruane lies back and listens to some tunes played on his stereo cassette recorder. Bottom row: Challenge is the name of the game, as Scott Jones and Steve Cham- berlain attempt to solve the Rubik’s cube. John Riddell is the latest victim of the Atari craze. SHS Students Set Trends in Fads ’n Fashions It wasn’t “Glamour” or “Seventeen” mag- azine that set the styles this year. It was the stu- dents from Sutherland High. Not only did they set the trends in fashions, but new words popped in, music blared out and their masterminds were chal- lenged by new video games and the Rubik’s cube. Win- ning the most popular word of the year award was “GEEK,” thanks to Larea Paulman. Let’s face it: when it comes to being in tune with the times, Sutherland’s there! Events 29 Grads Begin New Lives Graduation exercises marked the end of high school and the beginning of new lives for 29 SHS seniors. John Goedert served as master of ceremonies for the event, as well as being valedictorian. Brad Kissler and Alisa Cook were named co-salutatorians of the class. Reciting the invocation and benediction was the Rev. James McNiell, who was also the speaker for the occa- sion. At right: Bobbie Jo Cawyer and Dave Colburn march . along to “Pomp and Circumstance' as graduation begins. Below: The graduates receive a word of congra- tulations following the ceremony. Bottom: Soon-to-be graduates don caps and gowns in preparation for the big event. 6 Clockwise, beginning at left: It’s Anally over! Mortarboards fly as graduation concludes. Valedictori- an, John Goedert. Co-salutatorian. Brad Kissler. Charlan Johnson and Stacey Paulman echo cries of “We made it!” Co-salutatorian, Alisa Cook. 7 SHS Dreams of ‘Underwater Fantasies’ Brad Kissler and Charlan Johnson reigned as King and Queen at the Sutherland Junior-Senior prom held at the Ogal- laia Holiday Inn. Mike King and Tammy White were named Junior attendants during the crowning ceremonies. The theme for the evening, “Underwater Fantasy,” was carried out in blue and silver, surrounded by various oceanic decorations. John Meissner, master of ceremonies, opened with a welcome speech. Heidi Elfeldt delivered the prayer, and then a buffet- style dinner was served. Following the meal, John Goedert gave an acceptance speech and then the class prophecies were read by Connie Thompson and R.D. Quimby. Jon Main read the class wills. Concluding the program the sophomore servers, Staci Rickett, Susan Seifer, Randy Chamberlain and Tom Wilcox, amused the group with a small skit. The evening was spent dancing to the Crazy Louie Band. Many memories were taken home when the prom ended at 1 a.m. A breakfast at Tammy White’s concluded the enjoyable evening. Opposite page: (top photo) Servers Randy Chamberlain, Staci Rickett, Tom Wilcox and Susan Seifer. (Bottom photo) Juniors and Seniors drink to a fun evening. (Middle photo) Junior at- tendants Tammy White and Mike King; Prom Queen Charlan Johnson and King Brad Kissler. This page: (top photo) In an ‘Underwater Fantasy,’ everyone dances to The Crazy Louie Band. (Middle photo) Ken Kennedy listens in as Bruce Larson tells Lisa Roybal and Cassie Adkins an obviously interesting story. (Bottom photo) Classmates get together for a friendly pose. 9 1. Emcee Monica Zulauf moves the show along, in spite of comic interruptions from the cast. 2. R.D. Quimby unsuc- cessfully tries to tell rookie George Smith that “Who” is on first base. 3-4. Noah (Larry Ward) finds it difficult to bring his ark up to government specifications outlined by the bureaucrat (Sheila Fosbinder). 5. Jonathan (Jon Main) painfully realizes that Toby (Mike Fleccs) is sewing more than his ripped britches. 6. Mrs. Mclvor (Michele Rasby) and Jonathan celebrate her decision to close the dress shop and attend the baseball game. 7. Mrs. Hornbuckle (Cassie Adkins) proves to be a difficult customer for Mrs. Mclvor and Lucy (Larea Paulman). 8. As Mrs. Gifford (Renee Sandberg) searches for per purse, she nearly discovers Toby, who is still waiting to get Jonathan's pants mended. 10 Annual Dinner Theater The music, drama and home ec departments Features Comedy and Song joined forces to present the annual dinner theater, “Humor and High Notes,” in November. The music-comedy revue format offered a change of pace for the audience as well as the actors. The musical portion of the program was pre- sented by the swing choir and small groups com- prised of the following people: Angie Vasquez, Susan and Nancy Seifer, Jackie Sauer, Staci Rick- ett, Diane Grubb, Ellen Hopping, George Smith, Dawn Wisdom, Jon Main, Bobbie Jo Cawyer, John Meissner, Stacey Paulman and Kathy Evans. The commedy was provided by two short one- acts, a comedy skit and a humorous musical skit. Directors were Gary Weishaar and John Mosher. Barbara Zulauf and the FHA, with the help of Bill Fulcher and the National Honor Society, sponsored the dinner. Monica Zulauf was the emcee for the evening and the stage crew consisted of Heidi El- feldt, Megan Paulman, Lana McConnell and Kelly Malone. Three Comedies Wrap Up Drama Season April brought more laughs for theatergoers, as the drama depart- ment presented three one-act comedies. 1. P.J. (Monica Zulauf) and J.M. (John Meissner) argue about who is more qualified to arrange a suicide the “right way” in “The Ledge, Ledger and the Legend. 2. Three neighbors (Jodi Haugland, Larea Paulman, Dan Hafer) drop in to find Mortimer McWilliams (R.D. Quimby) protecting his wife (Cassie Adkins) from the lightning in “Mrs. McWilliams and the Lightning. 3. Borden (Mike King) coaxes his fiancee out of the bathroom by telling her to “cool it! ’ in “Visitor from Forest Hills.” 4. Mrs. McWilliams prays that her husband Mor- timer will not further encourage the lightning with his foolishness. 5. Roy and Norma Hubley (Jon Main, Michele Rasby) fight over the best method to get their daughter from a locked bathroom to her wedding. 6. Norma and Roy continue to bicker, even when Mimsey (Renee Sand- berg) finally comes out of the bathroom and agrees to get married. 7. Peter Rutherford (Mike Fleecs) attempts to go wheel to his death below, as J.M. instructs him on the finer points of the art of jumping off a ledge. These plays were produced by arrangement with the Dramatic Pub- lishing Company and Baker’s Plays. The plays were directed by John Mosher, and the backstage crew consisted of Kelly Malone, Larry Ward and Lana McConnell. Students Achieve Honors 1. Future farmers Ken Kennedy and Pat Fleecs received the State Farmer award. 2. John Meissner did an excellent Job with his piano solos this year. He received I’s at the SPVA and District contests. John also was one of the two Nebraska students chosen to go to Japan during the summer of ‘82. 3. Tom Wilcox (FHA) and Jodi Haugland 1FFA) were selected to attend the Co-op Leadership Camp in Kansas City. 4. Jon Main, an out- standing SHS artist, received the Best of Show award for this painting at the McCook art contest. 5. Clyde Bryant (on the right) was the junior boy selected to go to Boys State. His brother, Ray, was the alternate. 6. Junior Larea Paulman was this year’s Girl Stater. Kari Kennedy was the alternate. 7. The boys barbershop quartet, Scott Jones, Jon Main, Scott Ruane, and John Meissner did an excellent job this year. They received the best overall boys singing group award at the SPVA contest. They have made many appearances. Valedictorian Award: John Goedert Salutatorian Awards: Brad Kissler, Alisa Cook Danforth “I Dare You” Awards: Brad Kissler, Cassie Adkins American Legion Award: Joe Beem Century III Leaders Award: Bobbie Jo Cawyer DAR Good Citizen Award: Pat Fleecs American Choral Award: Stacey Paulman, Jon Main Chopin Award: John Meissner John Philip Sousa Award: Pat Fleecs Marine Band Award: Sheila Fosbinder Louie Armstrong Jazz Award: Jodi Haugland Math-Science 98 Percent Club: Joe Beem, John Goedert, Bruce Larson, John Meissner Physical Science Award: Monica Zulauf Earth Science Award: Holly Elfeldt Bausch and Lomb Award: John Goedert Drafting Award: Ken Kennedy Woods Award: Ron Kissler Art Award: Jon Main Drama Award: Jon Main Yearbook Awards: Renee Sandberg, Michele Rasby Richard Martinez Award: Mindy Sandberg Achievements Recognized at Honors Convocation Sutherland High Is Rollin’Again! Clockwise, beginning below: “I was not looking at my hands'.” exclaims John Goe- dert. Miss Reeves tells Mr. Seism to “TAKE OFF!” Mr. Seism passes on a few words of wisdom to the girls B-ball team. Jon, Larea, and Kari portray the normal state of students by seventh period. Students Enjoy... Assemblies and Real Estate Clockwise, beginning below: Is this a boring assembly, or what? Does anybody want to buy the school? The Tramp Champs present a fun-filled exhibition dealing with the rights and wrongs of jumping on the trampo- line. Under hypnosis, Diane reties hypnotist Jack Lythgoe’s tie. This Was... Homecoming Week! The upperclassmen dominated Homecoming week, with the Juniors win- ning overall. It was an ex- citing week, with competition including pushing cars and wheel- barrows, and each class showing its talent by dress- ing up and singing. It all ended in a great win over the Irish and a swinging Homecoming dance, the music being provided by Night Shift. Homecoming 1981... Sailors Reign The night began with a hard-hitting game against the St. Pat’s Irish, the Sailors coming out victorious with a 13-0 win. The halftime festivities consisted of some music from the marching band, Bobbie Jo Cawyer twirling fire with her baton, and the Drill Team performing in their multi-colored bags. Royalty was chosen at the Homecoming dance, with Joe Beem and Sheila Fosbinder reigning as King and Queen. The Homecoming week ended after students danced their socks off to the sound of Night Shift. •s” f 1. Bobbie Jo Cawyer is “all fired up!” 2. Randy Hottovy (25) gets in the action. 3. Diane Grubb rheers the Sail- ors on to a victory. 4. The 1981 royalty poses following coronation at the dance. 5. ...And the band played on... 6. The Drill Team performs “undercover” at halftime. 7. Joe Beem and Sheila Fos- binder rule the Homecoming Court. I 2 5 ip: Seniors 1982 Colors: Baby Blue and Silver Flower: Blue Carnation Tipped in Silver , „ 1. Ken Kennedy _____ 2. Larry Fear 3 4 3. Bill LaRue ---— 4. Pat Fleecs 5 5. Bill Prokopf Below: Four “suckers,” in- cluding Bobbie Jo and Jon, pose between classes. Above: Dee and Cassie roam the halls 1. Patty Fleecs 2. Robin Gibbons 3. Pat Pierce 4. Tracey Refior 5. Chuck Rlanchard 1 2 3 4 5 Not pictured: Deanna Bar- rett, Jerry Heiter, Natalie Nelson. Motto: Ropes of the Past Will Ring Bells of the Future 25 Seniors 1982 Cassie Marie Adkins Age: 18; Nickname: Cas; Pet Peeve: Life without my dad, facing shelves at Kealy’s Super Foods, and loud- mouth Scott Ruane in Government Class. Ambition: To get out of Sutherland for awhile and become the best nurse I can be. Favorite sayings: Ruane, shut your mouth!! Organizations: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Of- ficer 3,4; Drill Team 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Vol- leyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Pep band 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Society of Distin- guished American High School Students 2,3,4; Youth Fellowship 4; All School Revue 4. Best memory from high school: All the fun and crazy times out with Deanna K., Kerry, and Russ!!! The night of the Suther- land smokers with Charlan. Deanna Barrett Age: 18; Nickname: Dee, BARRETT; Pet Peeve: People who are only part time friends, people who spread rumors when they have no reason to. Ambition: To live my life to the fullest and be the best person and friend that I know how to be. Favorite saying: Well!!! Organizations: Choir 1,2,3; Rodeo Club 4; Best memory from high school: The days I skipped school to be with Troy and didn’t get caught, How close the class of 82 was. Joseph Alan Beem Age 17; Nickname: Jumper, Fatman, Junker; Pet Peeve: St. Pat’s High School and people with hard faces. Ambition: To get Shane Kelley and Mike Flesh- man in the same room and teach both of them a lesson. Favorite sayings: Freshmen, come here a minute! I don’t think so!! Organizations: Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Boy’s Letter Club 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3; Homecoming King 4; Graduation Usher 1,2; Youth Fel- lowship 3,4; Scholastic Letter 3; Pep Band 1; Band 1; Student Council 2; All Conference Basketball 2,3,4; All Conference Football 3; Honorable Mention 4; Honora- ble Mention All State Basketball 3,4; Honorable Men- tion All State Football 3,4; Best memories from high school: Making State Football Playoffs and the time spent between classes in the halls. Chuck Lynn Blanchard Age: 18; Nickname: Cajun Boy, Chuckle B.; Pet Peeve: Women who cuss, perfect people, this town, cowboys. Ambition: Get rich, travel the world, and one day build my own home and share it with someone spe- cial. Favorite sayings: Come see! Organizations: Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Weights 2,3,4; Letter Club 3,4; Band 1; Class President 1; Best memory from high school: Tunin’ with my friends on weekends, and half my sophomore year. Bobbie Jo Cawyer Age: 17; Nickname: Bob, B.J.; Pet Peeve: Close en- counters with yellow school buses and people who can’t smile. Ambition: To be happy in life, major in my field of study and get married. Favorite sayings: I don’t know!!! Organizations: Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Student Council 3; Twirler 1,2,3,4; Youth Fellowship 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; All-School Revue 4; Letter Club 4; Letter Club Presi- dent 4; Distinguished American Student 2,3,4; Girl’s Stater 3; Best memory in high school: Having Stacey P., Mike F., Sheila F., Scott R., Jon M., all in a room to- gether eating a pizza and graham crackers and all my cherished moments with Jon Main. David James Colburn Age: 18; Nickname: Rooster, Rollerball; Pet Peevt: People who send letters to other schools but can’t sign their names (St. Pat’s) and 5th period. Ambition: To get everything out of life there is and be rich and happy. Organizations: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3; Letter Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Gun Club 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Class Officer 4; All-Conference Football 3; Weights 3. Best memory from high school: October 29, 10:30 p.m., and all the friends I made. Alisa Colette Cook Age: 18; Nickname: Crash, Cookie, Louise; Pet Peeve: Having to get up early after short nights, people who are always trying to make others feel low, skunks. Am- bition: To live a long, fulfilling life with Rick. Favorite sayings: Whatta geek!, I feel FAT. Organizations: Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2; Drill Team 3; Student Coun- cil 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1; Prom Server 2; Annual Staff 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Speech Team 3; Chorus 2,3; Scholastic Award 3; Scholastic Letter 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 4; Youth Fellow- ship 1,2,3; R.M. Fan Club (President) 2,3,4. Best memory from high school: Everything I’ve done with Rick, being crazy with Stacey and Charlan. Larry Alan Fear Age: 18; Nickname: Big Lar, Fearless; Pet Peeve: People who do not look at things in perspective, and that aren’t fair. Ambition: To live a fulfilling and successful life. Organizations: National Honor Society 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Officer 3,4; Speech Club 3,4; Youth Fellowship 3,4; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,3; Letter Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Weights 4; Football 1,2,3,4; S.P.V.A. Honorable Mention offensive tackle 3; All area Honorable Mention 3; Best memory from high school: Football and all the little funny mistakes my friends and I have made over the years. Michael Scott Fleecs Age: 18; Nickname: Maddog; Pet Peeve: People who think they are good at everything, people who don’t mind their own business. Ambition: To get what I want out of life and to be successful in everything that I do, To become rich. Favorite sayings: what, what, what, what. Organizations: Football 1,2; Choir 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Stage Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Weights 1,2,3,4; Saxophone Quartet 3; Newspa- per Staff 3; All School Plays 3,4; Class Vice Pres. 1; Band Officer 2; Boys Octet 3,4; Youth Fellowship 1,2,4; Boys Quartet 3; Homecomeing Attendant 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Prom Server 2. Best memory from high school: July 3rd and 4th in 8th grade, All the good times with Stacey, Jon, Scott, Bobbie Jo and Charlan. Patricia Ann Fleecs Age: 18; Nickname: Patty, Fleecs; Pet Peeve: People who don’t keep their nose out of other people’s busi- ness, underclassman who think they’re better than other people. Ambition: To live a happy life, get mar- ried, and have 2 kids. Favorite sayings: OOPS!! I’m sure!!! Organizations: Track 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Drill Team 3; Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Swing Choir 3; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Youth Fellowship 1,2; Best memory in high school: Writing on my locker, knowing you have a friend to talk to in school when things are going rough. Patrick Wayne Fleecs Age: 18; Nickname: Pat, P.W.F.; Pet Peeve: S.R., bas- ketball and people who think I’m perfect. Ambition: To be happy, talkative and unmarried. Favorite sayings: Give me a break! Organizations: Student Council 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Gun Club 1,2; National Honor Society 4; Socie- ty of Distinguished American Students 4; Band 1,2,4; Pep Band 1,2,4; Concert Band 1,2,4; Ensemble 3; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Weights 4. Best memory from high school: Youth Fellowship dances and track meets. Sheila Beth Fosbinder Age: 17; Nickname: She, She-Beth; Pet Peeve: Jealou- sy, “Teachers” who are only concerned with the tal- ented and don’t help the untalented. Ambition: To start my life knowing I don’t have any worries and to know if I push myself, I’ll do well. Favorite Sayings: Whatev- er! Organizations: Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball Student Manager 4; Track 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Sextet 3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Vocal Solo 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 3; Clarinet Trio 2,3; Clarinet Solo 3; Youth Fellowship 1,4; Letter Club 3,4; Letter Club Treasurer 3; Drill Team 2; Cheerleader 3; Student Council 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1,2,3; Homecom- ing Queen 4; Prom Attendant 3; Graduation Usher 2,3; Usher 2,3; All School Play 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2,3,4. Best memories in high school: Being with friends, girls and boys, who really were true friends, being close to special people, and R.L.S. Robin Sue Gibbons Age 17; Nickname: Rob; Pet Peeves: Some of the Se- niors attitudes about people, people who talk too much, people who can’t spell my name right, the pushyness of my ex, C.A., people who can’t mind their own business, Monday mornings and Semester tests. Ambition: To always strive for the values that I feel are important. Favorite sayings: I’m sure, Gorf me, Smurf me. Or- ganizations: Gun Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Track 1,3; Rodeo Club 4; Gun Club Secretary Treasurer 4; Best memory from high school: Good lookin’ guys and good friends. John D. Goedert Age: 18; Nickname: Big G, Sincdley, Ged; Pet Peeve: First year English teachers that have pets. Ambition: To live life to its fullest and not let it get me down. Fa- vorite sayings: Too low they build who build below the skies. Organizations: Class Treasurer 2,3; Class Presi- dent 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1,4; Cross Country 4; Letter Club 4. Best memory from high school: High school is my memory. Jerry Heiter Age: 18; Nickname: Jer; Pet Peeve: People talking behind my back. Ambition: To become a carpenter or a mechanic. Favorite sayings: Hey, Bud, Say What? Best memory from high school: Graduation and giving Mr. Broberg a hard time. omore Vice-President; Senior Vice-President; Letter Club Secretary-Treasurer 4; National Honor Society Treasurer 4; Graduation Usher 3; Youth Fellowship 3,4; Scholastic Award 2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4; Best memory from high school: All of the friends that I have made during high school. Deanna Kreachbaum Age: 17; Nickname: Dee; Pet Peeve: Some people that think they’re too good for everybody else except their own kind. Ambition: Live my life with Kerry, make money, and party!! Favorite sayings: I’m bored, I’m cold, or I’m hungry. Best memory from high school: Walking down the hall with Deanna and having every- body say “hi” Deanna’s. William C. LaRue Age: 19; Nickname: Chewy, Goo or Bill; Pet Peeve: Those who use others just to gain for themselves, and those who think they’re too good for others and loud mouth heads. Ambition: Work hard when it’s time to work and play hard when it’s time to play. Favorite sayings: Is that right! Organizations: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. President 3; Youth Fellowship 4; Chorus 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Weights 1,2,3,4; Gun Club 1,2; Rodeo Club 1,2; Student Council 3; Foot- ball 1,2; Nebraska Outdoor Encounter 3; Best memory from high school: Graduation and all the good times!! Charlan Sue Johnson Age: 19; Nickname: Shirl, Squirrel; Pet Peeve: Life without my sister, Pam; Art teachers, underclassmen who think they know it all. Ambition: To find a boyf- riend and to become rich and happy. Favorite sayings: Oh, I’m sure! Organizations: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band Majorette 4; Pep Club Officer 4; Graduation Usher 1; Cheerleader 2; Student Council 4; Youth Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Volleyball 1; Chorus 3,4; Bas- ketball Manager 4; Best memory from high school: The night of the Smokers with Cassie and J.A. Kenneth Warren Kennedy Age: 18; Nickname: Mr. Ken; Pet Peeve: English and big mouthed women who think they can run everything. Ambition: To marry a rich blonde. Organizations: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Gun Club 1,2,3,4; Youth Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Band 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 3,4; All Conference Honorable Men- tion Football 4; Weights 2; Best memory from high school: Friday and Saturday nights and going to away girls basketball games. Bradley Curtis Kissler Age: 17; Nickname: Beaker; Pet Peeve: People who think they are the greatest thing on earth, but are really nobody. Ambition: To be successful and happy with my life and to become filthy rich. Favorite sayings: Geek; Organizations: Cross Country 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Letter Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Soph- Jon Lee Main Age: 18; Nickname: Mainard, Mono Man, Juan; Pet Peeve: Scraping zits while shaving. Ambition: To be the world’s best gigolo. Favorite sayings: Beep-Beep Yuras, E — me!! Organizations: Football 1; Weights 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Honor So- ciety 3,4; Letter Club 2,3,4; Letter Club Officer 3; All School Play 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Choir Officer 4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Boy’s Octet 2,3,4; Mixed Octet 3; Boys Quartet 3; Duet 3,4; Vocal Solo 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Youth Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 1,2,3,4; Best memory from high school: Freshman jock locks. Todd Wayne Miller Age: 18; Nickname: Toots, Theodore, Toddy; Pet Peeve: People who talk about you behind your back, people that use other people because they have some- thing they want. Ambition: To let the world know that I’m living, tour the world. Favorite saying: Gorf Me! Stroke Me! Let’s Get Naked: Organizations: Cross Country 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; Football 4; Gun Club 1,2,3; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3; Choir 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Annual Staff 4; Photography 4; Sutherland High School Student 1,2,3,4. Best memory from high school: Going to State in Cross Country, going out for football my senior year and being able to letter and play in the state playoffs ag- ainst Henderson. Vickie Lynn Moran Age: 18; Nickname: Poolshark; Pet Peeve: Chewing, Copenhagen, American Government. Ambition: To enlist in the Army. Favorite sayings: Buba; Organiza- tions: Basketball 1,2,3; FHA 1; Letter Club 2,3,4. Best memory from high school: The teachers, the people and the Home Ec. room. Natalie Joan Nelson Age: 18; Nickname: Nat, Rat, Flipper; Pet Peeve: People who talk during class periods then cheat on a test because they weren’t listening in class. Ambition: To go to college, make money, make a career in com- puter science, be happy for the rest of my life. Favorite saying: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Organizations: Pep Club 1; Track 1; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1. Best memory from high school: Knowing I’ve got close friends that I truly care a lot about. Stacey Joanne Paulman Age: 17; Nickname: Queen —, Spacey, Stace; Pet Peeve: Teachers whose heads jiggle from side to side, empties and underwear that crawl up yours. Ambition: To show up at our 10 year reunion driving something other than Lil’ Blue. Favorite sayings: Why??, Words to Leather and Lace. Organizations: Senior Secretary; Junior President; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Flute Duet 3; Flute Trio 2; Choir 4; Accompanist 3,4; Swing Choir Accompanist 4; Scholastic Award 1,2; Scholastic Letter 2; Speech Team 3,4; Youth Fellowship 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; President of National Honor Society 4. Best memory from high school: S.K.R., all the crazy fun times with Jon and Mike, rolling with Alisa, and our guys going to State Playoffs for the first time. Patrick Alan Pierce Age: 19’; Nickname: Pierce; Pet Peeve: S.R., Basket- ball head coaches and linemen coach, P.E. instructor and the person who thinks he’s perfect and thinks he knows everything. Ambition: To make it in Pro and Col- lege football. Favorite saying: Come on now. Organiza- tion: Letter Club 2,3,4; Sergeant at Arms 4; F.F.A. 3; F.H.A. 4; Youth Fellowship 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Weights 1,2,3,4. Best memory from high school: Junior year in football at homecoming, Track 1,2,3,4. Bill Prokopf Age: 17; Nickname: Billy-Dee; Pet Peeve: People who center themselves around a certain group and refuse to associate with anyone else. Ambition: To have a kind wife and 3 darling children and settle down in a nice en- vironment to raise them correctly. Favorite sayings: Whatever is necessary at the time. Organizations: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus officer 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 3,4; Best memory from high school: In 1979 when the student body walked out of the school. Tracey Dale Refior Age: 19; Nickname: Reaker; Pet Peeve: Wet cowboy hats, boots filled with water, flooded streets. Ambition: To be a good welder with lots of money. Favorite say- ings: Don’t saddle a dead horse unless you plan to get on. Best memory from high school: Second Semester. Scott Kevin Ruane Age: 17; Nickname: Ruey, Scooper, Screwy, S.K.; Pet Peeve: None, besides: Cassie A., mouthy freshmen, Hershey High, or Typing teachers who complain a lot. Ambition: Cross country tuning, get rich, see Bob Seger in concert. Favorite sayings: Tune Out!!!! Organiza- tions: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Choir 2,3,4; Boys Octet 2,3,4; Swing Choir 2; Letter Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Youth Fellow- ship 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Prom Server 2; Weights 1,3; Society of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students 1,2,3,4; All-Area Football 4; Best memory from high school: Broadwater, NE., S.J.P., North Platte and home with Cassie and Stacey. We Are... The Seniors of 1982 Class Officers Show Leadership Bottom left (sophomores) — left to right, top to bottom: Duane Scott, president; Diane Grubb, secretary; Nancy Seifer, Student Council; Jackie Sauer, treasurer; Joe Fleecs, vicc-prcsidcnt; and Tom Wilcox, Student Council. Top left (juniors) — left to right: Bruce Larson, Student Council; Heidi Elfeldt, secretary; Arthur Martinez, sergeant at arms; John Meissner, president; R.D. Quimby, vice-president; Renee Sandberg, treasurer; and Michele Rasby, Student Council. Top right (freshmen) — bottom to top: Troy Johnson, sergeant at arms; Steve Chamber- lain, Student Council; Johna Jochum. Student Council; John Riddell, treasurer; Scott Adkins, secretary; Mick Margritz, vice-president; and Scott Jones, president. Bottom right (seniors) — left to right: Sheila Fosbinder, Student Council; Dave Colburn, Student Council; John Goedert, president; Brad Kissler, vice-president; Scott Ruane, treasurer; and Stacey Paulman, secretary. 33 Top Row Vicki Broberg Dennis Brunner Clyde Bryant Raymond Brvant Heidi Elfeldt Second Row Carolyn Gant Jeff Goodwin Tim Grauerbolz Bill Grove Danny Grubb Bottom Row Donnie Hafer Jodi Haugland Randy Hottovy Richard Jobman Kari Kennedy Juniors Await To Be on Top Through Homecoming Week and the planning of the Junior-Senior Prom, the class of ’83 came out on a good note. Their class theme for Homecoming Week was “We Don’t Horse Around!”, with the official dress being western. From races, costumes, yelling, singing, and decorating the float, the Junior class came out the overall winners of Homecoming events. All 31 members got together and sacrificed them- selves to help pay for the 1981-1982 Prom. Each one worked for 5 hours for local buyers by doing various tasks. At left: Jodi Haugland tests the stability of a pole. Opposite page, upper left: Jeannie Kvanvig and Tammy White pose after a big game. Upper right: John Meissner didn’t just get out of the shower. He is the Great Carsonite, who with his assistant, Bruce Larson, entertains at a pep rally. 34 Top Row Mike King Ronnie Kissler Jeannie Kvanvig Bruce Larson Arthur Martinez Second Row Lana McConnell John Meissner Larea Paulman R.D. Quimby Michele Rasby Bottom Row Renee’ Sandberg Howard Schrader Laurie Stark Connie Thompson Larry Ward Tammy White Randy Chamberlain Beth Conrad Joe Fleecs Karen Friedrichson Ken Gibbons Mary Goedert Diane Grubb Kris Headley John Lutz Alvin Miller Charles Mueller Ken Noltensmeir Hard Work Pays Off for Sophomores The Sophomores were put to the test many times this year to prove they were able to com- plete jobs and make a little money on the side. The first of these tasks was decorating the gym for Homecoming. This was definitely not easy for only 23 people, but they did a good job and the streamers even held up during the dance. The next feat was magazine sales as a money making project. Many subscriptions were sold and a total of $1,100 profit was made. This money was put into the treasury to help pay for next year’s Prom. Opposite page starting at upper left going clockwise — The Sophomores demonstrate how to stand around instead of decorating the gym for the Homecoming dance. Staci Rickett, Mary Goedert, and Diane Grubb are the 3 blind mice who have obviously regained their sight over Homecoming Week. The cries of many football players have reached the ears of the Masked Student Manager, Randy Chamberlain. This page starting at upper left — Nancy Seifer gets caught in the act of showing a very sly and hungry look as she plans her attack on the 3 blind mice. On their way to cutting a new re- lease are Angie Vasquez, Nancy Seifer, Susan Seifer, and Jackie Sauer as they sing at a music concert. Here’s living proof that Duane Scott can do 2 things at once as he holds a stapler in one hand and a streamer in the other. Steve Parr Staci Rickett Jackie Sauer Duane Scott Nancy Seifer Susan Seifer Janice Swedberg Angie Vasquez Ginger Wickware Tom Wilcox Craig Winkenwerder 37 Scott Adkins Lisa Boggs Bob Broberg Mike Brown Craig Cook Steve Chamberlain Robyn Dancer Don Douglas Karleen Grauerholz Ellen Hopping Debbie Jenson Johna Joehum Cindy Johnson Troy Johnson Scott Jones Freshmen Start High School Years As can be expected, the Freshmen this year were on their way in taking their first steps into high school. This group proved many times that they could handle this adjustment without any problem. Their first major achievement was taking third place in the Homecoming events by beating the Soph- omores. The Freshmen also did well in money making projects. A soup supper, selling buttons, and conces- sions brought in over $400. All in all, this class came out on a good note and they hope for more years like this one the rest of high school. This page — (top photo) These looks of anticipation are not waiting for ketchup, but for the start of the car push during Homecoming Week. Are Lisa Boggs, Tori Miller, Johna Joehum, Dawn Wisdom, and Monica Zulauf “cool,” or what? Opposite page, beginning upper left — George Smith takes Karleen Grauerholz for an afternoon ride in a wheelbarrow during Homecoming Week. Scott Jones shows his “other side” as he advertises for a date. Ginger Nelson and Robyn Dancer show a new dancing position. Senior David Colburn demonstrates the proper way to “study” in the library to Dawn Wisdom, Aaron Martin, and Megan Paulman. 38 Brian Kvanvig Mitzee Mangan Mick Margritz Aaron Martin Tori Miller Ginger Nelson Megan Paulman Scott Raasch John Riddell George Smith Lisa Wilcox Dawn Wisdom Monica Zulauf 39 Top Row Richard Carter, Superintendent Delores Crosby, Georgina Roberts, Virginia Refior, Cooks Second Row C.R. Rost, Secondary Principal Linda Tausan, Bernie Kenton, Secretaries Third Row Doug Fastenau, Social Studies Tony Seism, Business Marvin Zulauf, Science Pam Doughty, Music Betty Nunnally, Special Ed Aide Barb Zulauf, Home Economics Gary Weishaar, Music Kandyce Reeves, Math Scott Clark, P.E. Bottom Row Bryce and Stella Cody, Walt Jochum, Janitors Mike Troxel, Science Marlene Chamberlain, Special Education John Mosher, English Art Soderholm, Art Jody Jacobson, Ag Bill Fulcher, Guidance Harold Hoffman, Social Studies Faculty Gets Involved At left: Daryl Broberg (industrial arts) and Betty Beatty (English) head for the finish line in the wheel- barrow race during Home- coming festivities. Larry Moody (library) looks on as Mike Kush (Math) tries out one of the Apple computers purchased this year. Not pictured: Candy Nelms (resource) 43 Sutherland Sails to State Playoffs 1. Front row: Aaron Martin, Mick Margritz, Don Douglas, Scott Jones, Steve Chamberlain, Troy Johnson, Randy Hottovy, John Riddell, Joe Fleecs, Bob Bro- berg, Student Manager-Randy Chamberlain. Middle row: Dan Grubb, Duane Scott, Scott Adkins, Ken Noltensmeier, Scott Ruane, Arthur Martinez, R.D. Quimby, Dennis Brunner, Bill Prokopf, Don Hafer, Tom Wilcox. Back row: Tim Grauerholz, Dave Colburn, John Meissner, Ken Kennedy, Larry Fear, Joe Beem, Mike King, Pat Pierce, Todd Miller, Bruce Larson. Not Pictured: Chuck Blanchard and Pat Fleecs. 2. Left to right: Scott Ruane, R.D. Quimby, Bill Pro- kopf, John Meissner, Arthur Martinez, Randy Hottovy. Not Pictured: Pat Fleecs and Chuck Blanchard. 3. Head Coach Tony Seism and Coach Scott Clark... they did it for us. 4. Sailors Tom Wilcox, Steve Chamberlain and Don Hafer yell for a victory while Scott Ruane takes a sigh of relief. 5. Grab that ball, Sailor! 44 6. Standing: Larry Fear, Dave Colburn, Pat Pierce, Ken Kenne- dy. Kneeling: Joe Beem. 7. Front row: Larry Fear, Dave Colburn, Joe Beem, Pat Pierce, Ken Kennedy. Back row: Dan Grubb, Tim Grauerholz, Tom Wilcox, Dennis Brunner. 8. Standing: Don Hafer, Todd Miller, Bruce Larson, Duane Scott. Mike King. Kneel- ing: Randy Hottovy, Scott Ruane. A season full of success boosted the Sailors into the state playoffs. Head coach Tony Seism reveals they didn’t at first know what kind of team they would have, and so the preseason practices were filled with lots of anticipation. Good de- fense tactics helped the Sailors the most throughout the year. They had a super season with a record of 6-4. The few that defeated Suther- land. including Henderson, the pre- sent state champions, were tough competitors. Sutherland lost ten se- niors, but have very good potential for 1982-83. Scoreboard Sutherland 28 Sutherland 19 Sutherland 0 Sutherland IS Sutherland 13 Sutherland 0 Sutherland 20 Sutherland 27 Sutherland 18 Playoff game Sutherland 22 Elm Creek 8 Juiesburg 0 Imperial 9 Hershey 0 St. Pat’s 0 Oshkosh 33 Benkelman 8 Hyannis 8 Grant 28 with Henderson: Henderson 33 46 Joe Beem, Captain Dave Colburn Don Hafer Randy Hottovy Bruce Larson Pat Fleecs, Captain Arthur Martinez Chuck Blanchard Duane Scott Bill Prokopf Mike King Tom Wilcox John Meissner Aaron Martin Scott Adkins R.D. Quimby Scott Ruane Todd Miller Dennis Brunner Ken Kennedy Pat Pierce Larry Fear Not Pictured: Dan Grubb, Ken Noltensmeier Weightmen, Golfers Drive to Lift Talents Weights The weight program had quite a few mem- bers this year. They spent a lot of time lifting inside due to bad weather. Running was a good tactic when their coach, Daryl Broberg suggested it! Lifting weights is a good condi- tioner and prepared some members for the track season and even the upcoming fall sports. Golf The golf team this year had a couple good meets and got second at districts, qualifying them for state at Franklin. The letter winners were juniors Bruce Larson and Don Hafer, and sophomore Steve Parr. Coaches Mike Rush and Scott Clark feel the team's best meet was the Sutherland Invitational, where they placed third. Another good meet was at Arnold. They pulled in a 2nd place. They had a fun year — when wheather permitted! Weights (top photo) Seated in front: R.D. Quimby, Randy Hottovy, Coach Daryl Bro- berg, Mike Fleecs, Bill LaRue. Standing in back: Jeff Goodwin, Pat Fleecs, Pat Pierce, John Goedert. Larry Fear. Golf (bottom photo) Front: Steve Chamber- lain, Coaches Mike Rush and Scott Clark, Clyde Bryant. Back: Randy Chamberlain, Bruce Larson, Don Hafer, Steve Parr, Brad Kissler, Don Douglas. Volleyball Team Strives to be Best The Sailorettes finished out their volleyball season with a 7 win-10 loss record. There were a number of players with impressive statistics. Nancy Scifer was the highest percentage server with 106 out of 114 good serves for 93%. The high- est percentage of good spikes came from Mich- ele Rasby. She hit 153 out of 181 for 85%. Renee’ Sandberg had the highest number of ace spikes with 78. Connie Thompson set up the spikers with her great sets. She finished the season with 352 out of 371 good sets, which gave her a 95%. SPVA All Conference selections were Renee’ Sandberg, selected unanimously, and Michele Rasby and Connie Thompson making Honorable Mention. The young team is only losing one senior so they are looking forward to next year’s season with high hopes! At right — Top row, left to right: Renee’ Sandberg, Michele Rasby, Sheila Fos- binder, Tammy White, Jean- nie Kvanvig, Kari Lee Kennedy, Nancy Seifer. Second row left to right: Connie Thompson, Vickie Bro- berg, Larea Paulman, Janice Swedberg, Johna Jochum, Susan Seifer, Coach Art Soder- holm. First row left to right: Diane Grubb, Staci Rickett, Mary Goedert, Kris Headley, Angie Vasquez, Jackie Sauer. Bottom right — Top row, left to right: Mitzee Mangan, Lisa Boggs, Coach Kandyce Reeves, Megan Paulman, Karleen Grauerholz. First row, left to right: Lisa Wilcox, Ellen Hopping, Johna Jochum, Monica Zulauf, Dawn Wisdom. Scoreboard Lost Paxton 3-15 7-15 Lost Oskosh 3-15 13-15 Lost Bertrand 9-15 7-15 Lost Anselmo-Mema 12-15 15-5 9-15 Won Arthur 15-7 15-13 Lost Paxton 3-15 7-15 Won Chappell 15-6 15-7 Won Hershey 15-2 15-12 Lost Imperial 9-15 7-15 Won Med-Valley 1-15 15-9 16-14 Lost Wauneta 12-15 15-6 13-15 Lost Oshkosh 14-15 12-15 Lost St. Pat’s 9-15 15-2 9-15 Won Grant 15-12 15-7 Won Wallace 15-6 15-6 Won Wauneta 15-13 12-15 16-14 Lost St. Pat’s 14-16 15-3 14-16 ♦ SPVA District 48 Letter Winners Stand Out During Volleyball Season Letterwinners starting at top left: Sheila Fosbinder, Renee Sandberg, Kari Kennedy, Michele Rasby, Larea Paulman, Connie Thompson. Second Row: Tammy White, Diane Grubb. Third Row: Susan Seifer, Nancy Seifer. Fourth Row: Janice Swedberg, Jackie Sauer. Photo at left: Jackie Sauer serves another hopeful point. 49 ’81-’82 Buckets Are Full The highlight of the year was the stretch run the team made late in January and February, including a win of 67-66 over Benkelman. Through the first of the season the team was 3 and 6, but soon recovered itself and came back with a 7 and 3 second half, for a 10 win and 9 loss season. At right: Making an attempt to score again, Ken Kennedy and Joe Beem recover the ball and move in to take it to the hoop. Below: Letter Winners left to right are Joe Beem, Mike King, Dave Colburn, Scott Ruane, BilhProkopf, Ken Kennedy, John Meissner, Bruce Larson, and Bob Broberg. Sutherland 45 Imperial 49 Sutherland 52 Paxton 41 Sutherland 62 St. Pat s 92 Sutherland 53 Oshkosh 58 Sutherland 66 Arnold 56 Sutherland 63 Maxwell 77 Sutherland 55 Maywood 43 Sutherland 55 Grant 85 Sutherland 57 Ogallala 69 Sutherland 67 Benkelman 66 Sutherland 53 Stapleton 52 Sutherland SPVA 56 Oshkosh 67 Sutherland 88 Madrid 88 Sutherland 83 Wauneta 59 Sutherland 51 Paxton 58 Sutherland 66 Chappell 49 Sutherland 66 Hershey 58 Sutherland Sutherland •‘Di,trlcts 52 58 Imperial Grant 46 79 Varsity, left to right: Bill Prokopf, Arthur Martinez, Bob Broberg, Donnie Hafer, Scott Ruane, Bruce Larson, Dave Colburn, Scott Adkins, John Meissn- er, Mike King, Ken Kennedy, Joe Beem. Junior Varsity, left to right: Scott Jones, Steve Chamberlain, John Riddell, Mike Brown, Joe Fleecs, Steve Parr, Shawn Northrop, Duane Scott, Donnie Doug- las, Randy Chamber- lain. 51 Young Team Prepares for Future The girls Basketball team started the year off winning their first five games. The loss to Wauneta made the girls work even harder, and they played very good basket- ball during the month of January. The high- light of the month was beating Grant, Ogallala and Chappell twice. The young team showed a tremendous amount of character and determination throughout the year, which accounted for their suc- cessful season. Varsity (top photo) — front row — left to right: Michele Rasby, Renee Sandberg, Kari Kennedy, Jeannie Kvanvig, Larea Paulman, Heidi Elfeldt, Student Man- ager Sheila Fosbinder, Back row — left to right: Coach Tony Seism, Susan Seifer, Janice Swedberg, Mary Goedert, Johna Jochum, Nancy Seifer, Jackie Sauer, Student Man- ager Angie Vasquez. Not pictured — Student Man- ager Charlan Johnson. Junior Varsity (bottom photo) — Left to Right: Staci Rickett, Lisa Wilcox, Tori Miller, Megan Paul- man, Carolyn Gant, Lisa Boggs, Ellen Hopping, Monica Zulauf. At center: Coach Kandyce Reeves. Scoreboard Sutherland 33 Sutherland 3® Sutherland 3 Sutherland 30 Sutherland 55 Sutherland 31 Sutherland 43 Sutherland 34 Sutherland 33 Sutherland 33 Sutherland 65 Sutherland 3® Sutherland 3® Sutherland 3® Sutherland 3® Sutherland 3® Sutherland 33 Sutherland 3 Sutherland Sutherland 3® St. Pat’s 31 Paxton 14 Maxwell 29 Oshkosh 21 Hershey 32 Wauneta 34 Maxwell 28 Maywood 28 Ogallala 41 Grant 31 Hershey 22 St. Pat’s 27 Grant 30 Chappell 29 Chappell 30 Wheatland 42 Imperial 42 Paxton 34 Benkelman 41 Imperial 46 52 Letter Winners Help with Season Victories Letterwinners starting at top left: Michele Rasby, Renee Sandberg, Kari Kenne- dy, Larea Paulman, Heidi El- feldt, Jeannie Kvanvig. Second row: Janice Swed- berg, Nancy Seifer. Third row: Mary Goedert. Photo at left: Johna Jochum drives for another shot. 53 At right, clockwise beginning with top photo: John Meissner displays winning form in the triple jump. Renee Sandberg shows her excite- ment after winning another set of hurdles. Robert Quimby strides ahead of the competition in the 400 meter dash. Bottom photo — back row: Coach Broberg, Mike Fleecs, Jon Main, Bill Prokopf, Pat Fleecs, Joe Beem, Pat Pierce, Bill LaRue, Coach Troxel. Middle row: Student Man- ager John Riddell, Duane Scott, Bob Broberg, Mike King, Tom Wilcox. Front row: Scott Jones, Chuck Miller, Joe Fleecs, John Meissner, Robert Quimby, Aaron Martin. 54 SHS Keeps Running Along If Sutherland’s track potential is anything like water, let’s hope it never runs out. Neither rain or shine can stop the cross country and girls or boys track teams. Fall was the cross country season. The seven members competed in five meets this year. Qualifying for the state meet were Ileldl Elfeldt and Ginger Wickware, where they placed 22nd and 40th respectively. The highlights of the boys track season were being SPVA runner-ups and champions at the Medicine Valley and Stapleton meets. John Meissner broke the school record in the triple- jump by going 44 feet lOVi inches and tied the 110 high hurdle record at 15.1. John also qualified for state in these two events. The girls track team had a good year despite many injuries and illnesses. Renee Sandberg set a school, SPVA and meet record in the 100 low hurdles. She ran a 15.7 at Imperial to capture one record while she ran a 15.5 at SPVA to set a new conference and school record. Renee qualified for State by winning the hurdles at districts. Michele Rasby also set a new record in the 3200 meters with the time of 12:47.2. Left, standing for Cross Country: Brad Kissler, John Goedert, Coach Fastenau, Jon Main, Mike Fleecs. Seated: Heidi Elfeldt, Mike Brown. Bottom, back row: Coach Soder- holm, Heidi Elfeldt, Kari Kennedy, Michele Rasby, Renee Sandberg, I.area Paulman, Lana McConnel, Vicki Broberg. Middle row: John� Jochum, Tori Miller, Ginger Wick- ware, Staci Rickett. Mary Goedert. Bottom row: Student Manager Dawn Wisdom, Lisa Wilcox, Megan Paul- man, Ellen Hopping, Janice Swed- berg, Diane Grubb, Student Manager Monica Zulauf. •' i Honor Society, Student Council Provide Leadership at SHS National Honor Society The first activity of the National Honor Society was helping the FHA at the dinner theatre. They helped serve the meal and were a big help. The tapping ceremony was set up in a courtroom fashion and one senior and seven juniors were elected into the society. The annual book fair was a big success an all the members split up during the week to help out. Sponsor Bill Fulcher has taken a big part in this club. Student Council The SHS Student Council with its thirteen members sponsored many fun- filled activities this year. The Homecoming week was a busy time, and the council members helped to put together the fun day contests and the Homecom- ing dance. As the year wore on, the movie “Omega Man,’’ was presented for the student body. This year’s officer? and next year’s elected officers attended a workshop at Ogallala. An occasional candy sale by the candyman himself, sponsor C.R. Rost, was held for the junior high and high school. The highlight of the year was buying the tape deck for the new P.A. system. NHS (photo on opposite page) Seated: Patrick Fleecs, Alisa Cook, Stacey Paulman, Brad Kissler. Second row: Jodi Haugland, Kari Kennedy, Jon Main, Heidi Elfeldt, Sheila Fosbinder. Third row: Renee’ Sandberg, David Colburn, Joe Beem, John Meissner; Bruce Larson. Standing in back; Cassie Adkins, Sponsor Bill Fulcher, Michele Rasby. Student Council: (photo on this page) Seated in front: Sponsor C. R. Rost. Front row: Steve Chamberlain, Dave Colburn, Tom Wilcox, Michelle Rasby, Mike King, Bruce Larson. Back row: Johna Jochum, Nancy Seifer, Heidi El- feldt, Pat Fleecs, Sheila Fosbinder, Charlan Johnson, Kari Kennedy. Good Cheering Section Supports Sailors When you go to a boys football or basketball game, you not only get the thrill of watching an exciting game, but you also get entertained by the pep club. S.H.S. has one of the few orga- nized pep clubs around and this helps a tremendous amount with carrying on school spirit. The drill team always has a fast moving routine for the crowd at half- time. These great routines came from a lot of hard work, practice, and ded- ication from all the members. The cheerleaders did their part by holding pep rallies and leading the pep club at all the games. They held a powder-puff football game in November where the high school girls divided up into 2 teams and scrimmaged each other. The coaches for the red team were Bill Prokopf and Ken Kennedy. The coaches for the winning white team were Joe Beam, Mike King, and John Riddell. Another highlight of the year was having Moe Iba, head coach from the University of Nebraska come speak at the Athletic Banquet which was held April 29. They were trying to get out of debt all year, but with the participation of all the members it still managed to be fun filled. 1. Front Row: Staci Rickett, Angie Vasquez, Nancy Seifer, Monica Zulauf. Second Row: Lana McConnell, Larea Paulman, Tammy White, Dawn Wisdom, Johna Jochum, Megan Paulman, Tori Miller, Vicki Broberg. Third Row: Mitzee Mangan, Janice Swedberg, Kris Headley, Ginger Wickware, Cindy Johnson, Robyn Dancer, Lisa Boggs, Ginger Nelson. Fourth Row: Lisa Wilcox, Jackie Sauer, Stacey Paulman, Cassie Adkins, Charlan Johnson, Sheila Fosbinder, Susan Seifer, Ellen Hopping. Fifth Row: Diane Grubb, Michele Rasby, Jeannie Kvanvig, Bobbie Jo Cawyer, Renee Sandberg, Kari Kennedy. 2. Top to bottom: Kari Kennedy, Diane Grubb, Michele Rasby, Bobbie Jo Cawyer. At left: Jeannie Kvanvig. At right: Renee’ Sandberg. 3. From left: Monica Zulauf, Dawn Wisdom, Johna Jochum, Lana McConnell, Larea Paul- man, Megan Paulman, Tammy White, Angie Vasquez, Tori Miller, Nancy Seifer, Vicki Bro- berg, Staci Rickett. 4. In back: Susan Seifer, Charlan Johnson, Stacey Paulman. At center: Cassie Adkins. In front: Sheila Fosbinder. 5. Vicki Broberg, Megan Paulman, Monica Zulauf, Angie Vasquez, Dawn Wisdom and Lana McConnell end another dazzling rou- tine! FHA Has Busy Year Future Homemakers of America The FHA Chapter had a very busy year. Twenty-seven future homemak- ers attended the District Conference this year. Lana McConnell was the hos- tess of the dinner theater in November. They held a Christmas dance to bring a lot of spirit into the season. FHA week was filled with many activities. They hosted an Education Ap- preciation Breakfast, FHA bakeoff and raffle, and a Sweetheart dance. A salad supper brought members together for officer initiation. An Executive Council Retreat is in the planning process for next year. The group works well together and should have many homemaking years ahead of them. Barb Zulauf sponsored the organized group of young ladies. In front: Larea Paulman, Vicki Broberg. Second row: Susan Seifer, Lana McConnell, Ginger Wickware, Heidi Elfeldt, Angela Vasquez, Janice Swed- berg. Back row: Lisa Wilcox, Jackie Sauer, Nancy Seifer, Cindy Johnson, Ginger Nelson, Ellen Hopping, Tori Miller, Mitzee Mangan, Kris Headley. FFA Boasts Successful Year In the beginning Pat Fleecs and Ken Kennedy represented the chapter at the Washington D.C. conference. There they attended several leadership seminars and toured the city. Meanwhile at home, a points system was determining who could attend the National Convention in Kansas City, Mo. Those who went enjoyed listening to Dr. Norman Vincent Peale and Jim Nabors, as well as many other ac- tivities. District contests — perhaps most important throughout the year — qualified many for state in range judging, welding, extemperaneous speaking, and entomo- logy. This year’s first team to attend the national Arabian horse judging contest in Albequerque, N.M., brought home the 10th place team ribbon. The chapter also ob- tained a 104 7c chapter member rating this year. The successful Parent Member Banquet also brought news of this being the last year of the Ag program. Musicians Fare Well at Contests Swing Choir (top photo) bottom row, left to right: Kari Kennedy, Jon Main, director Gary Weishaar. Cassie Adkins, John Meissner. Second row: Bob Broberg, Michele Rasby, Dawn Wisdom, Tracey Refior. Third row: Stacey Paul- man, Todd Miller, Sheila Fosbinder, George Smith, Jodi Haugland, Mike Fleecs, Renee Sand- berg. At top, Bobbie Jo Cawyer and Clyde Bryant. This year, as in years past, Sutherland High has come up with spectac- ular markings at the district contest. The groups that received superior rating were the swing choir, mixed octet, boys octet, girls octet and Jodi Haugland and John Meissner’s duet. Receiving superior ratings for vocal solos were John Meissner, Dawn Wisdom and Jodi Haugland. John Meissner also got a superior rating on his piano solo. The large choir had a very prosperous year. They received a II at dis- trict contest, which is an excellent rating. They held concerts during the year which were very entertaining and everyone put forth his best effort to make them enjoyable. Another part of the choir is the swing choir. All the members used their talented minds, and together helped choreograph routines to go along with the songs they sang. Choir (bottom photo) bottom row, left to right: Staci Rickett, Vicki Broberg, Cindy Johnson, Larea Paulman, Tammy White, Mary Goe- dert, Lana McConnell, Robyn Dancer, Renee Sandberg, Heidi Elfeldt, Janice Swedberg, Diane Grubb, Jackie Sauer. Second row: Bobbie Jo Cawyer, Angie Vasquez, Ellen Hopping, Tori Miller, Dawn Wisdom, Craig Winkenwerder, Bob Broberg, Mike Fleecs, Jon Main, Scott Jones, Ginger Nelson, Laurie Stark, Susan Seifer, Ginger Wickware. Third row: Sheila Fosbinder, Lisa Boggs, Johna Jochum, Kris Headley, John Riddell, Donnie Douglas, Todd Miller, Tracey Reflor, Scott Ruane, Donnie Hafer, Kari Kennedy, Nancy Seifer, Jodi Haugland, Lisa Wilcox, Monica Zulauf. Fourth row: Cassie Adkins, Stacey Paul- man, Megan Paulman, Bill LaRue, Tom Wilcox, Ken Noltensmeier, Dave Colburn, Mike King, John Meissner, Bruce Larson, Arthur Marti- nez, Bill Prokopf, Michele Rasby. Karleen Grauerholz. And the Band Played On ... Much hard work and practicing went on this year for the concert, pep, marching and stage bands. The marching and pep bands played at almost all the home basketball and football games. The marching band was directed by Charlan Johnson, who was the majorette for the football games. The pep band was directed by Miss Doughty and they livened the half-times of the basketball games. The concert band performed many times throughout the year with the flnalle being districts and a pop concert. At districts, the band received a II which is an excellent rating. Jodi Haugland was the only person to bring home a superior rating, which she received on her trumpet solo. Those who got an excellent rating were Heidi Elfeldt, George Smith, the trumpet duet and the trumpet trio. The Stage Band was also heard at the concerts this year. Their evening practices were spent on working on many popular numbers. At districts, they also received a II. Marching band, from left to right, bottom row: Gale Hop- ping, Diane Smith, Cory Funk, Charlan Johnson, Jamey Rich- ter, Brian Iliatt, Shawna Han- kins. Second row: Dawn Wisdom, Stacey Paulman, Shelley Funk, Kari Kennedy. Larea Paulman, Lana McCon- nell, Monica Zulauf, Diane Smith. Third row: Jana Smith, Tammy Brown, Karen Winken- werder, Becky Vath, Megan Paulman, Liz Fleecs, Mary Goedert, Laurie Stark, Sheila Fosbinder, Vicki Broberg, Kathy Evans. Fourth row: Alvin Miller, Troy Rickctt, Dale Douglas, Robby Hafer, Michele Rasby, Jodi Haugland, Jon Moore, Shawn Mcllnay, Mike Richter. Fifth row: Jim Suhr, Shelley Nedrig, Craig Winkenwerder, Suzi Larson, Jon Fleecs, Lynn Thompson, Johna Jochum, George Smith, Tori Miller, Ellen Hopping, Connie Martinez, Jeanna John- son. Top row: Jody Trusty, Ste- phanie Coker, Jodi Hoatson, Holly Elfeldt, Lisa Boggs, Jon Main, Mike Fleecs. Renee Sandberg, Mindy Sandberg. Not pictured are the follow- ing people who are also in marching and concert band. They are not in the above photo because they were usually in the football games and didn’t get the chance to perform: Donnie Hafer, John Meissner, Pat Fleecs. Bob Broberg, Todd Miller, Don Douglas, Steve Chamberlain, Bruce Larson. Stage band, from left to right, bottom row: George Smith, Dawn Wisdom, Kathy Evans, Alvin Miller. Second row: Tori Miller, Lisa Boggs, Michele Rasby, Heidi Elfeldt. Third row: Bob Broberg, Jon Main, Mike King, Renee Sand- berg, Jodi Haugland, Miss Doughty, Bruce Larson, John Meissner. Donnie Hafer. Pat Fleecs. Hard Work Pays Off for Yearbook Staff Yearbook staff members shared many duties, from first working together on the editor’s ladder to the final results is a long road including hours of trial and error but many fun memories as well. The yearbook staffers attended several production activities, begin- ning with a seminar at the North Platte High School to gain many new ideas and knowledge, later taking a tour at the North Platte Telegraph. Throughout the year they have sold ads along with the Senior class and have gone over every page to ensure a quality yearbook. From photography to creative writing, from ad construction to general paste-ups the staff has seen it through to the end. Top right: General Manager of the North Platte Telegraph, Russell Cannon, explains some of the finer points of ad construction. Bottom right: Sheila Fos- binder observes Telegraph Editor Keith Blackledge typing a story on the video display terminal. The VDT conveys the story copy to a computer, which sets the type. Below: left to right are Mike Fleecs, Renee’ Sand- berg, Shelia Fosbinder, Michele Rasby, Todd Miller, and Bill La Rue. 66 Students Talk Their Way into Honors People may accuse some of the students at SHS for talking a lot, but it seemed to pay off this year in the contests the speech team attended. The first contest they participated in was SPVA at Imperial. Here, the oral inter- pretation of drama team, consisting of Renee Sandberg, Jon Main and Mich- ele Kasby, received second place. The district contest was held at Kearney on March 16. Jodi Haugland re- ceived a I in oral interpretation of poetry. She was the only qualifier for the state meet from Sutherland. Robert Quimby and Monica Zulauf combined their talents in a duet acting routine and received a II at the district contest. Oral interpretation of prose was done by Megan Paulman. She did an excel- lent job and received a II. Also receiving a II was the oral interpretation of drama team. These three groups of people were only one point away from qualifying for the state meet. This speech team is still very young, so we will be looking for good results from this group of talented students in the future. Oral interpretation of drama team (photo at left) left to right: Renee Sand- berg, Jon Main and Michele Rasby. Speech team (bottom photo) clockwise, starting at bottom center: Bill Grove, Michele Rasby, Renee Sandberg, Jodi Haugland, Donnie Hafer, Heidi Elfeldt, Jon Main, Robert Quimby, John Mosher and Lana McConnell. Not pictured: Megan Paulman and Monica Zulauf. Clubs Provide Activities for Rodeo and Gun Buffs The rodeo club and gun club had a prosperous year, and even though they are not closely knit with the school, we are proud of their endea- vors. Rodeo Club (top photo) — Stand- ing at top are Clyde Bryant and Deanna Barrett. Center: Dennis Brunner. Bottom: Tracey Refior, Lisa Boggs, Howard Schrader, Robin Gibbons and Tom Wilcox. Gun Club (bottom photo) — Standing in back are Ray Bryant, John Lutz, Alvin Miller and Ken Kennedy. Those in front are Ken Gibbons, Roger Miller, Robin Gibbons, Matt Burkland, and Brian Kvanvig. Letter Winners are on the Move! The girls letter club added a little excitement to the girls’ locker room by painting the walls and doing a good clean-up job. Sponsor Art So- derholm says they hope to get a few sports characters, such as a volleyball girl, basket- ball girl and a trackster painted on the walls. The girls sold concessions for money-making projects. The boys letter club, sponsored by Daryl Broberg, sold Sutherland Sailor caps, and hosted a couple of concession stands. They plan to sell the rest of the caps next year for letter club. As in the past, the club members had their tickets paid for by the letter club. There was a great increase in members this year, in both the boys and girls group. Girls Letter Club (top photo) Front row: Mary Goedert, Connie Thompson, Larea Paul- man, Bobbie Jo Cawyer. Second row: Tammy White, Jodi Haugland, Lana McConnell, Heidi Elfeldt, Renee Sandberg. Third row: Diane Grubb, Ginger Wickware, Nancy Seifer, Jackie Sauer. Back row: Sponsor Art Soder- holm, Susan Seifer, Janice Swedberg, Sheila Fosbinder, Michele Kasby, Karl Kennedy. Boys Letter Club (bottom photo) Front row: Mike King, Joe Beem, R.D. Quimby, Bill Pro- kopf. Don Hafer. Dave Colburn. Brad Kissler, Tracey Reflor, Pat Pierce. Middle row: Dennis Brunner. Ken Kennedy, Arthur Martinez. Scott Ruane. Mike Fleecs. Jon Main. Bruce Larson. John Meissner, Tom Wilcox. Back row: Randy Ilottovy, Bob Broberg, Aaron Martin. Todd Miller, Larry Fear, Pat Fleecs, Duane Scott, Sponsor Daryl Broberg. 71 Eighth Grade Aims for the Stars! The 8th grade raffled off a quilt for a money making project, after the football and volleyball season was over, they had a dance and crowned a king and queen of the 8th grade and attendants from the 7th grade. King was Matt Martinez and Queen was Mindy Sandberg. The 7th grade attendants were Steve Binegar and Ste- phanie Coker. They have had a great time in junior high, and are really looking forward to high school. Top row: Buck Boje, Matt Burkland, Jim Cawyer, James Donoghue, Holly Elfeldt, Kathy Evans. Second row: Robert Faling, Liz Fleecs, Shelly Funk, Diane Grandel, Jim Hiatt, Cindy King. Third row: Debbie Kvanvig, Frosty Luthehus, Matt Martinez, Shawn Mcll- nay, Roger Miller, Jon Moore. Fourth row: Shelley Nedrig, Nelson Herman, Pat Peters, Jamey Richter, Mindy Sandberg, Julie Scott, Chris Seerley. Fifth row: Diane Smith, Ronda Stiver, Jim Suhr, Charles Ware, Stacy Wickware, Karen Winkenwerder. The first year of junior high is always a new and exciting ex- igence. The 7th grade this year worked well together as a class and took pride in school activities. Mr. Troxel, the class sponsor, believes the students have been enjoyable though sometimes a challenge. Top row: Steve Binegar, Dyane Boggs, Tammy Brown, Deanne Brunner, Stephanie Coker, Dale Douglas. .Second row: Lisa Facka, Jerre Fleecs, Jon Fleecs, Darin Fosbinder, Cory Funk. Robbie Hafer. Third row: Shanna Hankins. Brian Hiatt, Jodi Hoatson, Gale Hopping, Becky Johnson, Jeana Johnson. Fourth row: Suzi Larson, Connie Martinez, Lonnie Martinez, Gib McDaniel, Cathy Medrano, Stacy Parr. Fifth row: Shawna Pierce, Sherry Price, DeLynn Reitz, Mike Richter, Troy Rick- ett, Eric Ridenour. Bottom row: Jana Smith, Rebecca Sotnik, Doug Stiver, Lynn Thompson, Jody Trusty, Becky Vath, Mitch White. Seventh Grade Looks Toward the Future Junior High Excells in Sports The Junior High athletic teams had a very challenging 1981-82 season. The football team ended its season with a winning 3-2 record. Along with football came volleyball. Both A and B teams had a 1 win, 4 loss record, but through the season they became more experienced and learned how to play together as a team. Both boys and girls varsity basketball teams came out with a winning season. The boys, 5-3, and the girls, 7-1, did a fine job in the Paxton tournament and got third place. The junior varsity boys and girls didn’t have as many games as the varsity teams did, but they put forth their best effort and gained a lot of experience. The junior varsity boys had a 3 win, 3 loss record, and the girls ended up with a 1 win, 3 loss, and 1 tie season. Football First Row: Coach Mike Troxel, Gale Hopping, Troy Rickett, Jon Fleecs, Robby Hafer, Janies Donoghue, Jon Moore, Darin Fosbind- er, Lonnie Martinez, Lynn Thompson. Second Row: Shawn Mcllnay, Jerre Fleecs, Eric Ridenour, Cory Funk, Buck Boje, Dale Douglas, Brian Hiatt, Matt Burkland. Third Row: Jimmy Cawyer, Doug Stiver, Mitch White, Nelson Herman, Jim Suhr, Robert Faling, Matthew Martinez, Steve Binegar. Volleyball Front row: Sherry Price, Jana Smith, Suzi Larson, Cathy Medrano, Jody Trusty, Connie Martinez, Diane Boggs, Lisa Facka, Becky Johnson. Second row: DeLynn Reitz, Jeana Johnson, Holly Elfeldt, Liz Fleecs, Shelley Nedrig, Cathy Evans, Stephanie Coker, Coach Harold Hof- fman. Third row: Shanna Hankins, Julie Scott, Cindy King, Shelly Funk, Mindy Sandberg, Ronda Stiver, Stacy Parr, Deanne Brun- ner. Fourth row: Stacy Wickware, Jodi Hoatson, Chris Seerley, Diane Smith, Debbie Kvanvig, Becky Vath, Karen Win- kenwerder. 74 Girls A Basketball Front row: Jodi Hoatson, Julie Scott, Shelley Nedrig, Cindy King. Second row: Liz Fleecs, Mindy Sandberg, Shelly Funk. Third row: Diane Smith, Holly Klfeldt, Chris Seerley, Coach Harold Hoffman, Stacy Wickware, Diane Boggs, Karen Winken- werder. Girls B Basketball Front row: Jeana Johnson, Connie Martinez, Suzi Larson, Jana Smith, Lisa Facka. Second row: Jodi Trusty, Stephanie Coker, Diane Boggs, DeLynn Reitz. Third row: Kelly Schrader, Jodi Hoatson, Deanne Brun- ner, Coach Harold Hoffman, Stacy Parr, Shawna Pierce, Tammy Brown. Boys Basketball Front row: Gale Hopping, Charles Ware, Eric Ridenour, Lonnie Martinez, Lynn Thompson, Dale Douglas, Troy Rickett, Jon Fleecs. Second row: Cory Funk, James Donoghue, Jerre Fleecs, Shawn Mcllnay, Brian Hiatt, Doug Stiver, Jon Moore, Darin Fosbinder, Matt Burkland, Mathew Mar- tinez, Robert Faling. 75 Junior High Streaks Through Season Junior high boys track, back row: Student Managers Mindy Sandberg and Cindy King, Matt Martinez, Coach Doug Fastenau, Shawn Mcllnay, Jim Cawyer, Steve Binegar, Coach Harold Hoffman. Middle row: Darin Fosbinder, Jon Fleecs, Troy Rickett, Jim Suhr, Lonnie Marti- nez, Eric Ridenour, Da?e Doug- las. Front row: Doug Stiver, Brian Hiatt, Jon Moore, Mitch White, Charles Ware, Rob Hafer. Junior high girls track, back row: Student Managers Cindy King and Mindy Sandberg, Coach Doug Fastenau, Becky Vath. Jana Smith. Stacy Wick- ware, Jody Trusty, Dyane Boggs, Coach Harold Hoffman, Stacy Parr, Kathy Evans, Liz Fleecs. Middle row: Sherry Price, Shanna Hankins, DeLynn Reitz, Stephanie Coker, Diane Smith, Becky Johnson, Deanne Brunner, Julie Scott, Holly El- feldt, Shelly Funk. Front row: Becky Sotnik, Suzi Larson, Lisa Facka, Jodi Hoatson, Connie Martinez, Jeana Johnson, Tammy Brown, Shelley Nedrig, Karen Winkenwerder. 76 Spirit Shown in Junior High As in every junior high pep club, there is always much spirit and enthusiasm, and Sutherland Junior High was no exception. With the cheerleaders and pep club working together, they supported the boys through victory and defeat. All of their hard work and dedication paid off when they ate with the boys at Val- entino’s after the St. Pat’s basketball game. (photo at left) Cheerleaders, bottom to top: Julie Scott, Suzi Larson, Jodi Hoatson, Mindy Sandberg. (bottom photo) Bottom Row, left to right: Stacy Parr, Shawna Pierce, Ronda Stiver, Becky Sotnick, Karen Winkenwerder, Kelly Schrader. Second Row: Diane Smith, Liz Fleecs, Holly Elfeldt, Connie Marti- nez, Shelley Nedrig, Sherry Price, Jana Smith. Third Row: Frosty Luthehus, Shelly Funk, Cindy King, Diane Grandel, Chris Seerley, Becky Vath, Melodie Rademacher. Fourth Row: Stacy Wickware, Stepha- nie Coker, Tammy Brown, Jeana Johnson, Lisa Facka, Deanne Brunner, DeLynn Reitz, Jodi Trusty, Diane Boggs, Cathy Evans. Junior High Develops Musical Talents Band (top photo) First row: Dyane Boggs, Shanna Hankins, Jim Suhr, Brian Hiatt, Cory Funk. Second row: Gale Hopping, Kathy Evans, Liz Fleecs, Karen Winkenwerder, Becky Vath, Tammy Brown, Jana Smith, Diane Smith, Cindy King, Shelly Funk, Jamey Richter. Third row: Shelley Nedrig, Mindy Sandberg, Jody Trusty, Connie Martinez, Holly Elfeldt, Suzi Larson, Stephanie Coker, Jodi Hoatson. Fourth row: Shawn Mcllnay, Jon Moore, Dale Douglas, Rob Hafer, Troy Rickett, Mike Richter, Jeana Johnson, Lynn Thompson, Jon Fleecs. Choir (bottom photo) First row: Rob Hafer, Dale Douglas, Jim Cawyer, Doug Stiver, Jon Moore, Steve Bi- negar, Brian Hiatt, James Donoghue, Jerre Fleecs, Gale Hopping. Second row: Connie Martinez, Jeana Johnson, Tammy Brown, Becky Vath, Stephanie Coker, Mitch White, Robert Faling, Matt Martinez, Darin Fosbinder, Shawn Mcllnay, Jon Fleecs, Cory Funk, Lonnie Marti- nez, Eric Ridenour. Third row: Becky Sotnik, Shanna Hankins, Diane Smith, DeLynn Reitz, Cathy Medrano, Chris Seerley, Lisa Facka, Dyane Boggs, Frosty Luthe- hus, Sherry Price, Suzi Larson, Jana Smith. Fourth row: Kathy Evans, Jodi Hoatson, Deanne Brunner, Julie Scott, Cindy King, Liz Fleecs, Mindy Sandberg, Shelly Funk. Shelly Nedrig, Holly Elfeldt, Diane Grandel. Becky Johnson, Jody Trusty, Karen Winkenwerder, Stacy Wickware. Junior High Gets in the Swing! The Junior High held a dance this year and had a really good time at it, as you can see. They really got in the swing of things! Clockwise beginning below: They decorated really nice and everyone danced their little hearts out; Liz Fleecs, Jim Suhr and Shelley Nedrig try a new style of dancing; Mindy Sandberg had this planned out to embarrass her dancing partner, Darin Fosbinder; Kathy Evans seems to have been really tied up with Doug Stiver! 81 Front Row: Lane Dancer, Todd Wickware, Joey Mower, Mike Jenson, Jeff Ware, Matt Ware, Charles Slinde. Second Row: Michelle Paulman, Sheri Boje, Gerri Tausan, Tammi Donoghue, Rogina Ridenour, Mindi Rasby, Tania Moore, Della Jochum, Toni Richards. Third Row: Chris Munoz, Michael Lura, Mike Faling, Larry Baker, Jeff Manary, David Grubb, Bobby Prokopf, Jeff Hoatson, Shawn Hoatson, Matt Dancer. Teachers: Mrs. Lammers and Mr. Copeland. Front Row: Rhonda Forden, Anna Ogg, Stacey Haitt. Jeani Tausen, Judy Jones, Kim Brunner. Second Row: Shanna Price, Jennifer Jochum, Stacy Horn, Amy Goedert, Robin Reich, Laura Slinde, Stacy Margritz, Dena Troxel, Denise Osborn Third Row: Shane Halcott, Deric McConnell. Jason Main, Steve Facka. Darrell Douglas. Chad Morgan, Dean Trusty, Racey Miner, Chalk Hankins, Andy Scott, Greg Nelson, Sean Land, Jay Elfeldt. Teachers: Mrs. Lammers and Mr. Adams. Front Row: Robyn Hankins, Missy Sandberg, Bobby Miller, K.D. Tausen, Matt Martin, Wynnae Hiatt, Lori Houpt, Rachel Sotnik, Cathy Martinez, Kelly Rickett. Second Row: Mario Fear, Laura Miner, Jackie Rasby, Billie Roberts, Heather Wisdom, Beth Glawatz, Jennifer Burrows, Molly Malone, Brenda King. Third Row: Miss Thomas, John Fol- chert, David Medrano, Cary Weir, Daniel Brown, Norman Schrader. Brent Johnson. Tim Button, Mike Tidyman, Steve McDaniel, Kevin Hafer. Mrs. Johnson. Front Row: Ronnie Ogg, Teresa Richards, LeDonna Feusner, Amy Reel, Becky Fraser. Sandra Hiatt, Cori Ann Shada, Paula Hankins, Cassandra Boggs. Second Row: Ranae Quim'by, Hazel Loving. Tami Thompson, Bobbi Sue Hughes, Emily Black, Karen Brunner, Vicki Rangel. Third Row: Harley Decent, Deon Forden, Andy Richter, Brad- ley Halcott, Mike Moody, Scott Jochum, Tony White, Cory Mcllnav, Trampas Osborn, David Dickerson. Torv Cope- land, Matt Manary. Teachers: Miss Pohlman, Mrs. Johnson. Front Row: Dustin Stewart, Tara Moore, Becky Kramer, Crystal Tausen, Paula Facka, Heather Thompson, Bryan Kinnamon. Second Row: Angela Poltack, Stacy Roberts, Candace Fear, Kristi Shultz, Kimberly Reich, Laurie Fleecs, Jody Dezort. Third Row: Nathan Smith, Jeremy Dezort, R.T. Schnoor, Troy Rost, Charles Funk, Jason True, Justin Hoatson, Bobby Collins, James Ward. Teachers: Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Taylor. First Row: Matt Nelson, Cory Holm, Jeremy Glawatz, Reuben Rangel, Travis Forden, Matt Lura, Scott Allgood, Travis Melvin, Patrick Mcllnay. Second Row: Gena Feusner, Cindy Moody, Sarah Cawyer, Melanie Douglas. Ste- phanie Munoz, Elery Osborn, Ellen Newman, A.J. Mower. Third Row: Corby Weir, Steve Price, David Dean, Issac Gier, Brian Hier, Sam Munoz, Jim Fraser, Ken Paulman. Teachers: Mrs. Weishaar and Mrs. Seism. Front Row: Tiffany Shuler, Brandy Medrano, Mychelle Seerly, Robyn Thompson, Tina Fleecs, Shawna Leonhart. Second Row: Jason Vasquez, John Burrowns, Christopher Ralston, Marty Roberts, Chris Jochum, Rodney Houpt, Mike Kvanvig, Mikey Alex. Teacher: Mrs. Elder. Front Row: Darcey Martin, Mariana Tacey, Shannon Gier. Michelle Reagle, Megan Arnold, Ann-Marie Lancaster, Angela Shultz. Sharon Ward, Nikki Button. Second Row: Devin Rickett. Jeff Kenton, Deri Forden, Matthew Eins- phar, Erick Reitz, Dave Vasquez, T.C. Worth. Teacher: Mrs. Elder. Elementary Adds Excitement Top left: A PE class throws hand-size bean bags at opponents in a friendly game. Top right: Marty Roberts helps out in the kitchen with the dishwashing. Bottom left: Elemen- tary principal, Mike Cunning. 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