Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1983 volume:

New Fads Hit Sutherland The 1982-83 school year arrived bringing many new fads and fashions to Sutherland High. It was common- place for a student to saunter into McDonalds with his ghetto-blaster, walk up to the counter, and order some Chicken McNuggets and a Diet Coke. Of course, the students had to be dressed for every occasion. 1. Monica Zulauf and Johna Jochum model the latest in mini-skirts. 2. Dawn Wisdom and Tori Miller know you’re never fully dressed without a bow tie when wearing the popular tuxedo look. 3. Even though the alligators have decreased in popularity, the preppy look is still in. Sweaters, ties, polo shirts, and topsiders make any ward- robe complete. 4. For a night out on the town or just to lounge around in the gym, Liz Fleecs, Ginger Nelson, and Holly Elfeldt find ruffled shirts to be just the thing for comfort and style. 5. Leg warmers helped to brighten up the winter blahs. Staci Rickett, Kris Headley, and Heidi Elfeldt show off their coordinating leg warmers. 6. As well as being func- tional, headbands made the girls’ basketball team, including Michele Rasby, Megan Paulman, and Monica Zulauf look more fierce. 7. Cowboy boots really made the scene this year in girls’ fashion. Worn with slacks or prairie skirts, Diane Grubb, Lisa Wilcox, Lana McConnell, and Michele Rasby found them comfortable and fun to wear. 2 3 In Memoriam We, the class of 1983, wish to include in this annual the memory of two class members who were taken from us too soon. Florence Marie Kellie and Richard Jobman. Florence was a member of our class from 1970 to 1975 and a good friend to us all. She was active in Girl Scouts and 4-H and always brightened up our world. Richard was in our class from 1980 to 1982. Although he didn’t participate in any extracurricular activities, he was a dedicat- ed fan and always supported his classmates and friends. He could always bring out the best of every situation. Florence Kellie Richard Jobman Dedication Without these two friends and teachers, Mr. Gary Weishaar and Mr. Bill Fulcher, we would have had a much more difficult time during our high school years. Besides just being great class sponsors, they were good friends and always willing to listen and offer advice. They even managed to keep our class meetings in some semblence of order. We can think of no better way to thank them for all their help than to dedicate this Log to them. 4 Melodrama Adds Excitement What do peanuts, a pianist, food, funny hats, a sawmill, and old songs have in common? They all helped to make the all school play. Only an Orphan Girl, a rip-roaring success. In order to offer the audience and actors a change of pace, a melodrama was chosen for the November production. Robert Quimby, the villian, tried in vain to steal the fortune to be inherited by an orphan girl, Renee’ Sandberg. Olio acts including a community sing led by Jodi Haugland and Heidi Elfeldt, a vocal selection by Monica Zulauf with a little help from Mike King, and a sketch, “Watt Street”, by John Meissner and Donnie Hafer, helped the play go smoothly. Top right photo, going clockwise: The villian’s wife Ethel (Michele Rasby), rudely comments to the orphan girl, Nellie (Renee' Sandberg). Nellis gasps as Rutherford (Robert Quimby) pro- poses marriage. Seated at piano, going clockwise: John Meissner, Don- nie Hafer, Heidi Elfeldt, JOdi Haug- land and Monica Zulauf. Boos and hisses fill the gym as Rutherford enters on stage. 6 i | 3 3. 4. 1. Where is Nellie!, demands Dick (George Smith), as Mrs. Perkins (Larea Paulman). tries to pull Dick off her husband Swem (Tom Wilcox). 2. Nellie listens to 0 story told by Mrs. Appleby (Nancy Scifer), as Lucy (Kris Headley), sits by her Mom and makes faces. 3. Moncia Zulauf enter tains the crowd with her solo as the devil (Mike King), silently tries to steal her away. 4. Starting at top, going clockwise: Lana McConnell, Larry Ward, Ellen Hop- ping, and Megan Paulman make up the helpful stage crew. 7 Students Travel Overseas Traveling overseas to foreign lands seems like a dream to most people. But, here at Sutherland, a few of these students have made this dream a reality. Each of these students that were selected went through a process of filling out an application and interviews before they were selected. Top right photo, going clockwise: John Meissner is all decked out in his Japanese Yukata which is a summer Kimono. He is giving the first graders a slide presentation on his summer experience in Japan. Mary Goedert displays a pair of wooden shoes which are a dominant custom in Holland. She plans to spend her summer months there learning about the Netherlands. Robert Quimby and Heidi Elfeldt wave goodbye to their fellow classmates as they get ready to embark on an adventure to Trinidad this summer. Kari Kennedy gives her farewell wave as she heads “Down Under” to spend a year in Australia. 8 Students Earn Honors Top right photo, going clockwise: Duane Scott (right) was chosen as the top candidate to attend Boys State this year, with Steve Parr (left) being runner up. The conference will be held June 5-11 in Lincoln. Mary Goedert (right) was chosen to attend Lincoln as the Girls State candidate. Diane Grubb (left) is runner up for this position. Jodi Haugland joined the FFA members from across the country to provide music and entertainment for more than 23,000 people at the FFA National Convention which was held November 11-13 in Kansas City. John Meissner looks at a piece of music that was one of the selections chosen for the All-State music production that he was selected to attend at Elkhorn. 9 Student Achievements Recognized Here at SHS we have several hard working students. During Honors Afternoon these students received various awards for their efforts, (top photo) Michele Rasby was one of the seven annual staff members to receive a Yearbook Award, (bottom right photo) Bruce Larson receives a math award while shaking hands with his teacher Miss Reeves, (bottom left photo) Mr. Fulcher congratulates Heidi Elfeldt for another job well done, (opp. page-top photo) George Smith looks over his award from a Chadron State Representative, (opp. page-bottom photo) John Meissner receives a science award from Mr. Zulauf. Honor Award Winners VALEDICTORIAN: John Meissner and Bruce Larson SALUTATORIAN: Jodi Haugland RICHARD MARTINEZ AWARD: Dale Douglas AMERICAN LEGION AWARD: John Meissner COMPUTER SCIENCE AWARD: Renee’ Sandberg, Carolyn Gant, Steve Chamberlain. John Meissner CENTURY III LEADERSHIP AWARD: Jodi Haugland DAR GOOD CITIZEN AWARD: Heidi Elfeldt HUGH O’BRIEN YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD: John Riddell DANFORTH “ I DARE YOU AWARDS: Jodi Haugland, John Meissner DRAMA AND SPEECH AWARDS: Michele Rasby, R.D. Quimby, John Meissner YEARBOOK AWARDS: Jodi Haugland, Lana McConnell, Michele Rasby, Renee' Sandberg, Russ Green, Nancy Seifer, Tom Wilcox DRAFTING AWARD: R.D. Quimby ADVANCED WOODS AWARD: Clyde Bryant INTERMEDIATE WOODS AWARD: Duane Scott JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD: John Meissner LOUIS ARMSTRONG JAZZ AWARD: Bruce Larson, Jodi Haugland AMERICAN CHORAL AWARD: Michele Rasby, John Meissner CHOPIN AWARD: John Meissner PHYSICAL SCIENCE AWARD: John Meissner, Bruce Larson BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE AWARD: Tania Moore. Jodi Haugland RAUSCH LOMB AWARD: John Meissner MATH AWARD: Kathy Evans, Holly Elfeldt, Bruce Larson, Duane Scott, Kim Ruane TOP SCHOLASTIC AWARD: Shawn Hoatson. Tania moore (7th grade) Steve Binegar, Kim Ruane (8th grade) Holly Elfeldt, Matt Burklund (9th grade) Monica Zulauf, John Riddell (10th grade) Mary Ellen Goedert, Duane Scott (11th grade) TOP SAILORETTE AWARD: Michele Rasby (basketball, track), Renee' Sandberg (volleyball, track) TOP SAILOR AWARD: John Meissner (football, track): Mike King (basketball) SHS Climbs the Stairway to Heaven “Stairway to Heaven was the theme for an evening of dancing, dining and entertainment at the annual Junior-Senior Prom hosted by the Junior class at the Ogallala Elks’ Club, Saturday May 7th. Michele Rasby and Mike King served as Senior Royalty, while Jackie Sauer and Duane Scott were selected as Junior Attendants. Toastmistress at the banquet was Susan Seifer. Class prophecies were read by Diane Grubb and Tom Wilcox, with senior wills being presented by Robert Quimby. Michele Rasby delivered the senior thank you. The Case of the Frustrated Corpse, a comedy skit presented by sophomore servers George Smith, Tori Miller, Dawn Wisdom and Scott Jones, provided additional entertainment. Other servers at the banquet were Monica Zulauf, Megan Paulman, Aaron Martin and John Riddell. A variety of music for the dance wai provided by the Dynamics. The music ended at 1 a.m., but the fun continued with a breakfast at Seifer’s. Opposite page: (top photo) Toastmistress at Prom was Susan Seifer. (bottom photo) Junior attendants Jackie Sauer and Duane Scott; Prom Queen Michele Rasby and King Mike King. This page: (top left photo) Students dance to music played by the Dynamics, (bottom photo) The servers (left to right) Dawn Wisdom, George Smith, Monica Zulauf, Scott Jones, Megan Paulman, Aaron Martin and Tori Miller drink to a great evening, (bottom right photo) Mike King and Staci Rickett make a big entrance, (top photo) The King and Queen take their dance. 1983 Grads Start New Beginning May 14, 1983, was the end of high school and the beginning of new lives for 30 of SHS’s students. Graduation ceremonies look place in the Sutherland gym with Michele Rasby serving as Mistress of Ceremonies. The event started off with the Invocation which was given by Reverend Gerald Timmons. He was also the guest speaker. Diplomas were handed out by Don Grubb and Robert Sandberg. Top right photo, going clockwise: Michele Rasby, Mistress of Ceremonies. Tammy White, Connie Thompson, and Larea Paulman show their happy ex- pressions as they await to start gradua- tion ceremonies. The 1983 seniors “Paint- ed the Town Red with the slogan of Safe, Sane, and Sober. Gary Weishaar provided the singing selections during the event. 14 Top left photo: John Meissner, Co-Valedictorian. Bruce Larson, Co-Valedictorian. Jodi Haugland, Salutatorian. The 1983 graduates pose for a last group shot before entering the big event. Ushers, starting at bottom left, Mindy Sandberg, Dawn Wisdom. Nancy Seifer, Staci Rickett, Matthew Martinez, Bob Broberg, Steve Parr, Duane Scott. 15 Sutherland gets into the Act Teachers and students become part of the act during this year’s assemblies. Clockwise starting top left: Brenda King listens to one of the Bernard’s. Mr. Weishaar sings to the crowd his solo from the Mid Plains Musical. John Meissner helps the Mid Plains Choir with a little song and dance number. 16 SHS..Never a Dull Moment Clockwise beginning with top left-Bob Broberg sets the beat for the enthusiastic pep band. Ronnie Kissler takes time out for some rest and relaxation. Coach Clark gives the boys a few good pointers before returning to the court. Donnie Hafer and Scott Jones show their off season football tackling techniques on Staci Rickett and Nancy Seifer. 17 The 1982 Homecoming Week was once again a very eventful occasion. The car push started the Homecoming events off. Each class picked 5 girls and 5 boys to represent them. Everyone used all the muscles they had to try to overpower the other classes, but the Seniors pushed their way to victory. That night was the bonfire which was held on the Sutherland beach. The next day each class dressed up according to the theme they had chosen. At noon was the second annual wheelbarrow race. The Seniors managed to wheel themselves through the many obstacles and come out on top. In the afternoon more contests were held. The Juniors used their big mouths to overpower the other classes in the yell contest. “Smurfs” was the theme that led the Sophomores to victory in the song and theme division. To end the activities, on Thursday the Pep Club announced to the boys who their Guardian Angels were. Silent Afternoon started the Friday events. Student Council roamed the halls to catch people talking. These people had to pay for their loudness by doing strange acts that afternoon at the pep rally in downtown Sutherland. The pep rally started out with a parade which consisted of the band, each classes float, and a special entry by the Booster Club. Before the pep rally came to an end, Mr. Rost announced that the Freshmen had won the float competition. With the week’s competition points totaled, the outcome was the Seniors winning their third straight Homecoming title. Clockwise, beginning at top left: John Riddell shows us a smurfy smile as the Sophomores finish their chant and cheer. Diane Grubb and Tammy White yell proudly to help boost Sailor Spirit. Michele Rasby pins a diaper on John Meissner to pay for their talking abili- ties. John Meissner carefully wheels through the tricky obstacle course, while Kari Kennedy rides in the wheelbarrow holding the fragile egg under her chin. 18 Seniors Dominate Homecoming Week Clockwise, beginning below: Several Seniors anxiously, await for the gun to signal the start of the car race. The Juniors show their yelling ability to try to impress the judges. Crystal Seerley reveals that she is Coach Clark’s guardian angel by giving him back his secretly kept broken golf club. The Freshman showed off their creative ability by decorating this magnificent float. 19 Sailors Battle to Final Gun The 1982 Homecoming week festivities ended with a Friday night game against the Hyannis Longhorns. It was a hard fought game but the Sailors fell behind in the second half to lose 27-14. Halftime entertainment was provided by the flashy Drill Team performing to the song “Breaking Away”. The Coronation ceremony was held in the gym after the game. Ruling the honorary court was Mike King and Renee’ Sandberg. Jediah Creed provided the music to which the students danced. Pictures starting below going counterclockwise: Diane Grubb, Kari Kennedy and Johna Jochum show their excitement as the Sailors score another touch- down. John Meissner plows through the decorative hoop as they announce the starting lineup. Mike King and Renee’ Sandberg’s faces show their feelings of becoming crowned the 1982 Homecoming king and queen as they dance the royalty dance. 20 Starting below going clockwise: Arthur Martinez makes an outstanding block which enables Aaron Martin to capture a few more yards for the Sailors. The 1982 Homecoming Court consists of 5 proud football players and 5 pep club members. Standing, from left to right: Sophomore attendants-Johna Jochum and Scott Jones; Senior attendants-Robert Quimby and Michele Rasby; Junior attendants-Joe Fleecs and Staci Rickett. Sitting in front are Freshman attendants- Cindy King and Mathew Martinez. Mike King and Renee’ Sandberg rule the Homecoming Court. The Drill Team shows off their high kicks in their dazzling halftime performance. The dance was enjoyed by students and alumni who showed off their moves by dancing to music provided by the band. 21 Activities Initiated by Student Council The Student Council is one active group that sponsors events which everyone can enjoy. Probably the biggest reason for the success of this group is due to the fact each class and organization selects one representative allowing ideas to come from the school as a whole. The Student Council was responsible for the band selection this year for the Homecoming dance. “Jediah Creed” had SHS jumping and the students enjoyed dancing to the rock ’n roll music. The cassette tape deck they purchased for the P.A. system played 4 new tapes bought by the Student Council. The tapes were by John Cougar, Men At Work, Willie Nelson, and Marty Robbins. Before school was let out for Christmas vacation, early presents were given to the students by this energetic group. Each person received a can of pop and a candy bar. To kill the Saturday night blues, the Student Council sponsored the movie “Drive-In”. To let the Junior High in on the fun, the movie was shown twice, once for only the Junior High and the other for only high school. Among other things, this organization kept the concession stand and the pop machine in operation for the year. These proceeds have been designated to sponsor another movie. 22 IT' Seniors Colors: Royal Blue and Pastel Yellow Flower: Mum Motto: i Build For Character, Not For Fame l.Rick Green 2. Randal Gene Hottovy 3.Arthur Gabriel Martinez 4.Michele Marie Rasby 5. Dennis R. Brunner 6. Jodi Lin Haugland 24 1. Carolyn Bernice Gant 2. Clyde G. Bryant 3. Vicki Broberg 4. Michael Alan King 5. Laurie Annette Stark 6. Donald Terry Hafer 7. Renee Joan Sandberg 8. Larry Dean Ward 1983, 25 Robert Dallas Quimby Nicknames: Quang, Q, Quim, DWI. Age: 18 Favorite sayings: Awesome, totally Awesome!, Scooby, Beav! Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. Pet Peeve: Senior Math, getting caught skipping, people who run and hide when the going gets rough. Best memory from high school: Football, the friends I have made, time spent between classes, after school, and weekends. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention SPVA 4; Weights 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Class Vice President 3, 4; Letter Club 2, 3, 4; Letter Club Secretary Treasurer 4; FFA 1, 2; FFA officer 2; Student Council 2; Speech 2, 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; United Youth Fellowship 3. 4. Lana Jean McConnell Nickname: Lanie. Age: 17 Favorite saying: Whatever, gad; Ambition: To get the most out of life that I can and to be happy at what I’m doing. Pet Peeve: Comparison TV commercials and the insanity law. Best memory from high school: Drill Team camps, FHA District and State conferences, bus trips and my friends. Activities: Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team Captain 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FIIA 1, 2, 3, 4; FIIA President 3; FIIA District Representative 2, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; Speech Team 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Volleyball 1; Volleyball scorekeeper 3, 4; Girls Basketball stat keeper 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball Student Manager 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Jodi llaugland Nickname: Jo. Age: 17 Favorite saying: I’m awed. Ambition: To be a preschool special education teacher. Pet Peeve: Lady Ag teachers. Best memory from high school: Painting the Home Ec room wall in ninth grade, and our ag demonstration. Activities: Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2, 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Speech 3, 4; Track Manager 1; FFA 3, 4; FFA Secretary 3; FFA President 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; National Honor Society Sargeant of Arms 4; Society of Distinguished American High Students 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. John Meissner Age: 18 Favorite saying: Bring your own food. Ambition: To move to Maui and start my own medical practice. Pet Peeve: 1971 Ford Mavericks in working condition. Best memory from high school: David Rasby imitating Coach Broberg at track meets. Activities: All School Play 1, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 3 4; Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Weights 2. Timothy Lee Grauerholz Nickname: General Lee. Age 18 Favorite saying: Take this job and shove it. Ambition: To graduate from college, lead a successful life, and become rich. Pet Peeve: People who think they know it all, then stand there and tell you you are doing it wrong, when you know you are doing it right. People who call your attention then say “Oh well forget it”. Best memory from high school: How all the students at Sutherland High cooperated with each other, nobody was an outsider. Activities: Football 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Youth Fellowship 1; Boy’s Letter Club 4. Rick Green Nickname: Pokey. Age: 19 Activities: FFA 1; High School Rodeo 2, 3, 4; Football 4. Bruce William Larson Nickname: Lars. Age: 18 Favorite sayings: Have a good one, Catch you later, No problem. Ambition: Move to Colorado, get married, get rich, and drive a Mustang. Pet Peeve: Hot school showers, Mr. Zulaufs quizzes, and things that have been made up about you by someone who wants to make you mad. Best memory from high school: Fourth period study hall, road trips to Denver, Estes, and Lincoln, golf meets and good friends. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Golf 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Boy’s Octet 3, 4; Swing Choir 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff Editor 1, 2, 3; Gun Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4; United Youth Fellowship 4; Student Council Treasurer 3; Student Council Vice President 4; Letter Club Vice President 4; Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 26 Arthur Gabriel Martinez Nicknames: Bart, Hershel. Age 18 Favorite saying: Get down on it, Seoob. Ambition: To get a good paying job after school, to own a Mercedes. Pet Peeve: Getting caught for skipping when a Senior, brown nosers. Best memory from high school: Going to State Football Play-offs my Junior year, Senior Pizza Party, Aurora motel room. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Weights 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class officers 1, 3; Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 2. Clyde Bryant Nicknames: Clydo, Fid, Filo. Age: 17 Favorite saying: No kidding. Ambition: To someday really become ambitious. Pet Peeve: People who talk about all they have done, are doing, and will do, but everyone knows it is not true. Best memory in high school: At the end of my Junior year when making my Senior schedule and realizing I was finally a Senior, it was hard to believe. Activities: Basketball 1; Choir 2. 3; Swing Choir 3; Boys Octet 3; Golf 3; Trap Club 1, 2, 4; Boy’s Slate 3. Laurie Annette Stark Nickname: Stark. Age: 17 Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Pet Peeve: Teachers who take their sports before their classes. Best memory from high school: Playing in the Pep Band. Activities: Basketball 1; Track 1; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3. Dennis R. Brunner Nicknames: I’ll answer to just about anything you call me. Age: 17 Favorite sayings: What? Figures. LET’S PARTY!! Ambition: To live and have a good time doing it.. To find a girl friend who will stay with me for awhile. Pet Peeve: Jocks and people who think they are. Road ditches and signs or mail boxes along the road ditches. People who don’t fight their own fights. Girls with 101 excuses and you’ve heard them all. Best memory from high school: My friends and all the wild times we had. The girls I went out with. All the trouble I got in my Junior and Senior years. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Weights 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3; FFA officer 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Vice President; Ecology Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter Club 2, 3, 4. Kari Lee Kennedy Nicknames: Kar. Killer. Age: 17 Favorite saying: Cool your jets and GAD!! Ambition: To go to Australia and learn a lot from it and then come home and become a CPA. Pel Peeve: Standing in lines, people who are constantly late, and the old track. Best memory from high school: Basketball and Coach Seism, fourth period study hall, and all my friends. Activities: FHA 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Letter Club 2, 3, 4; Girls Letter Club Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Ecology Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 3, 4; Gun Club 2; Girls State Alternate 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3. Donald Terry Hafer Nicknames: Baker, Tccker. Age: 18 Favorite saying: Something you can’t put in the annual. Ambition: To become a P.R. man for some big company and makes lots of money. Pet Peeve: Dumping ice cube trays. People who can’t park right on the north side of the school. Best memory from high school: Homecoming, Accounting with Diane, and 4th period study hall. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf 1. 2. 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Gun Club 1. 2; Speech Team 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3; Choir 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2. 3. 4 ; Drama 3, 4; Student Council 4; Marching Band 2, 3: Ecology Club 2. 27 Seniors 3 6 1 4 7 2 5 8 1- Jeff Goodwin 2. Larea Kim Paulman 3. Heidi Marie Elfeldt 4. John David Meissner 5. Daniel Paul Ruane 6. Ronnie Kissler 7. Lana Jean McConnell 8. Tamera Lynn White 28 1. Timothy Lee Grauerholz 2. Robert Dallas Quimby 3. Bruce William Larson 4. Raymond Bryant 5. Russell Allen Green 6. Danny Grubb 7. Kari Lee Kennedy 8. Connie Sue Thompson 1 4 7 2 5 8 3 6 1983 29 Danipl Paul Ruarv Heidi Marie Elfeldt Nickname: Hi-Dee. Age: 18 Favorite saying: Whatever! Ambition: To be happy, successful, rich, and be able to travel all over the world. Pet Peeve: People who don’t seem to care about anything. Best memory from high school: Track meets, my Junior year in Cross Country, and Study Hall. Activities: Cross-Country 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Student Manager 4; Stage Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Band, 1. 2. 3. 4: FHA 2, 3. 4: FHA President 4: Letter Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Junior Class Secretary; Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Speech Team 2. 3. 4; Graduation Usher 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2. 3. 4. Nicknames: Danny, Ruey. Age 17 Favorite saying: The dreaded seal call. You got burnt. Ambition: To move back to Massacheuttes (sic) because that’s almost the fartherest away from Sutherland you can move without leaving the country. Pet Peeve: People that abuse my privacy and people that judge you just because they do something you don’t. Best memory from high school: Mr. Rost’s office, the day Randy Hottovy got his license and Senior Skip Day. Activities: Football 1: Basketball Student Manager 1, 2; Track Student Manager 1; Golf 2; Choir 1, 2, 4; Swing Choir 1, 2, 4; Boys Octet 1, 2, 4; Boys Quartet 2; Vice President 2; Drama 1, 2; Speech 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 4; Boys Letter Club 1, 2. 4. Michael Alan King Nicknames: Kinger, Cowboy. Age: 18 Favorite saying: Good one. Ambition: To get through 4 years of college, to get rich, and to get married. Pet Peeve: People who face the south end of a school bus heading north. Girls who are two faced and don’t mind their own business. People who cut other people down for the fun of it. Best memory from high school: Trip to Broadwater, NE, our sneak trip to Pizza Hut, road trip to Lincoln for Oklahoma State game, and three trips to Colorado skiing. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Drama 3; United Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Choir 3, 4; Swing Choir 4; Mixed Octet 3; Boys Octet 4; Boys Letter Club 2, 3, 4. Larry Dean Ward Nicknames: Animal, Lar Age: 18 Favorite saying: Bunga, Oh Fun. Ambition: To become a model. Pet Peeve: Teachers who put you on the down list when you’re not tailing. People who think they know everything when they really know nothing. Best memory from high school: 6th period study hall and all the school board meetings Laurie and I went to. Activities: Swing Choir 4; Choir 3, 4; FFA 3; FHA 4: Class Treasurer 2: Drama 3; Stage crew 3. 4. Russell Allen Green Russell Allen Green Nicknames: Bean, Long John, Rusco. Age: 18 Favorite sayings: You bet. Wait a minute. Ambition: To be a Professional Rodeo Cowboy and win the World Champion- ship in bareback riding. Buy a large ranch in Montana. Pet Peeve: People who are two faced. Best memory from high school: Breaking my leg one week before school was out and being in the hospital the last week of school when I was a sophomore. Activities: FFA 1, 2; Livestock Judging 1; Missouri High School Rodeo 2, 3; Rodeo Club 4. I he 1982 and ’83 Senior Class officers were Michele Rasbv, president; Robert Quimby, vice president; Lana McConneil, secretary; Randy Hottovy, treasurer; Mike King and Heidi Elfeldt, student council. 30 Raymond Bryant Nickname: Romon Age: 17 Favorite saying: The H—you say. Ambition: To make a go of life, be free, and never end up a yes-man”. Pet Peeve: The Establishment and people who have fake personalities. Best memory from high school: Getting into trouble at college while still in high school (chasing rabbits) and my senior year. Activities: Trap Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1; FFA 1, 2. Carolyn Bernice Gant Nicknames: Grace. Age: 18 Favorite saying: You know!! • Ambition: 1 would like to become a computer operator or architect or maybe something in accounting. Pet Peeve: Two faced people. Best memory from high school: My senior year so far. Activities: Volleyball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3: FHA 2: Choir 3. 4. Jeff Goodwin Nicknames: Goodwin, Goodone, Good land. Age: 18 Amb- ition: To get the best out of life and try to make a lot of money. Pet Peeve: People who talk behind people’s backs, people who chew skoal, and people who listen to hard rock. Best memory from high school: All the parties and heck raising we did during our Senior year. Connie Sue Thompson Age: 17 Favorite saying: Whatever. Ambition: To be an asset to the world, become a good photographer, see everything there is to see, and marry Mr. Right . Pet peeve: St. Pat’s, English teachers, Jocks, the Courier- Times. Best memory from high school: The day we beat Grant in Volleyball, the student walk out in 1979, Homecoming 1982 and all 3 ski trips. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; Letter Club 2. 3, 4; Speech 2; Drama 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Student Council 2; United Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3. 4. Danny Grubb Nicknames: Beast or Moose. Age: 18 Favorite saying: Life in the Fast Lane. Ambition: To have fun in life. Pet Peeve: My brother and sister. Best memory from high school: My girlfriend and friends. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Weights 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club 3, 4. Michele Marie Rasby Nicknames: Shel, Ras. Age: 18 Favorite saying: Get the heck out of Dodge, I hate you. Later, Gag, Good answer, good answer. Ambition: To get out of life everything I possibly can, play college basketball, marry Mr. Tall, Dark, and Handsome, and stay happy. Pet Peeve: Guys who always worry who I’m going out with, people who constantly complain w'hen they don’t get to play in a game when half the time they don’t deserve to, being broke, and Mike King’s attitude. Best memory from high school: All the dumb things I did with Renee, Typing II, and telling all my great jokes (especially after basketball games) to make everyone think I knewf what I was doing. Activities: Varsity volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Swing Choir 3, 4; Class Secretary 1, 2; FHA 1; Student Council 3; Class President 4; Student Council Secretary 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; National Honor Society Secretary 4: United Youth Fellowship 3, 4; Band Secretary 2; Society of Distinguished High School Students 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2; Drill Team Caotain 2: Cheerleader 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Gun Club 2; Girl’s Letterelub 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Letterelub secretary 3; Girl’s Letterelub President 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Team 3, 4; State Track Meet 1; SPVA Honorable Mention Volleyball 2, 3; SPVA All Conference Volleyball 4: SPVA Honorable Mention Basketball 2; SPVA All Conference Basketball 3; Senior Homecoming Attendant 4: All State Honorable Mention Basketball 3; Omaha Basketball Player of the Week 4. Randal Gene Hottovy Nicknames: Woodsey, Honkers, Banana man. Age: 18 Favorite sayings: Scooby, Beav, Skippy. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do and have fun while doing it. Staying out of trouble. Pet Peeve: Rost’s office, getting caught skipping, people that are always late. Best memory from high school: The day I got my drivers license, the night Mike and I went to North Platte, Senior parties. Activities: Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1; Letter Club 3. 4; Stage Band 1. 2; Class Treasurer 4; Youth Fellowship 1, 2. 3, 4; Weights 2, 3; Speech 4. 31 — Ronnie Kissler Nicknames: Ace. Ron, Kiss. Age: 17 Favorite saying: I can’t dance and it’s to windy to stack BB’s so I guess I’ll take a nap. Ambition: To find a good job, a super wife, and settle down in a small town to raise a family. Pet Peeve: People who think about sports, and people who think that working through high school is not as important as athletics. Three minute passing periods. Best memory from high school: Johna J., All of Mr. Troxel’s classes, skipping school and touring colleges with Ray, Clyde and Dennis and, of course, fights at the lake. Larea Kim Paulman Nicknames: Wonder, Wonder Wee. Age: 17 Favorite sayings: What are you? Ambition: To have a fun life while making the big bucks, and to be the best person I can be. Pet Peeve: The insanity law, English 12, informative speeches, and people who are too good to associate with you unless they want something. Best memory from high school: The Butler Did It’’, and all the crazy practices we had for it! Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Flute duet 2; Choir 2. 3. 4; Girl’s Octet 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Drill Team 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Girl’s State 3; Girl’s Letter Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Secretary of FHA 2, 3; Drama 2, 3, 4. Tamera Lynn White Nicknames: Sam, Tam. Age: 18 Favorite saying: You Geek, Gag Me. Ambition: To marry a rich guy and have a dozen kids. Pet Peeve: English teachers, jocks, big nose snoops, liars, when people are two faced. Best memory from high school: The Senior skip day when we went out to eat pizza. Gojng with Arthur Martinez. Activities: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, Cheerleader 2, 4; Drill Team 3; United Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Letter Club 3, 4; Student Council 4: Choir 2, 3. 4: FHA 1. Renee’ Sandberg Age: 17 Favorite saying: Ambition: To become a registered nurse, to get the most out of life and to make other people happy. Pet Peeve: People who pick at the bad points about people instead of concentrating on their good points; People who cut other people down because of their achievements. Best memory from high school: All the good times with my friends, participating in sports, fourth period study hall, beating Grant in anything. Activities: Varsity Volleyball 1, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; State track meet 1. 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 3, 4; Swing Choir 3, 4; Class Student Council 1; Class Sgt. of Arms 2; FHA 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; National Honor Society President 4; United Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader Captain 3; Girl’s Letter Club Secretary 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Team 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Gun Club 2; SPVA all-conference volleyball 2; SPVA all-conference volleyball unanimous 3, 4; SPVA honorable mention basketball 2; SPVA all-conference basketball 3; Homecoming attendant 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Queen 4. V ioki Brobcrg Nicknames: Vick. Age: 18 Favorite saying: I’m sure. Ambition: To become a good secretary. Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than anyone else but really they’re not. Best memory from high school: Going to all those dances. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2: Marching Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Letter Club 3. 4; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA secretary 3, 4; Basketball Student Manager 4; Speech 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Randy Chamberlain Beth Conrad Joe Fleers Ken Gibbons Mary Goedert Diane Grubb Kris Headley John Lutz Alvin Miller Charles Mueller 34 Juniors...the Class of the Future The Juniors proved their capabilities this year by putting on one of the best proms ever. They also put in a good show during homecoming week, choosing “Our girls are better than your guys” as a class theme. Opposite page starting at lower left going clockwise-Se- lcctcd as class officers for the 1982 83 school year were: Susan Seifer, President; Duane Scott, Vice President; Staci Rickett, Secretary; Jackie Sauer, Treasurer; Joe Fleecs and Diane Grubb, Student Council. Steve Parr engages in one of his favorite activities - roaming the halls. Angie Vasquez and Jackie Sauer take a break from working on the homecoming float. Randy Chamberlain’s true identity was exposed during homecoming week when he became an S.H.S. cheerleader. Senior Tammy White aids Duane Scott in dressing properly at the bonfire. This page starting below going clockwise-Diane Grubb, Susan Seifer, Joe Fleecs, and Nancy Seifer share some hot gossip. Jackie Sauer eases her mind by reading a magazine in the library. Staci Rickett and Nancy Seifer settle down for a nap on a long bus trip. Steve Parr Staci Rickett Jackie Sauer Duane Scott Nancy Seifer Susan Seifer Janice S wed berg Angie Vasquez Tom Wilcox Ginger Wick ware Craig Winkenwerder 35 Scott Adkins Lisa Boggs Becky Boyer Bob Broberg Craig Cook Karleen Grauerholz Ellen Hopping Johna Jochum Scott Jones Above: Megan Paulman pauses to think up another mischievous prank to pull on her fellow students. Right: Aaron Martin relaxes during noon hour before returning to a heavy load of classes. Opposite page left: There’s never a dull moment when Tori Miller is around to keep things lively. Opposite page right: Class officers for the 1982-83 year were Mick Margritz, Student Council; Johna Jochum. Vice President; John Riddell. Sergeant of Arms; Amy Goodwin, President; Dawn Wisdom, Student Council; Lisa Boggs, Secretary; Lisa Wilcox, Treasurer. 36 Sophomores Look to Future The sophomores provided real competition for the seniors this year when they banded their vocal and intellectual talents together to take second place in the homecoming week activities, including a first place win for their theme, “We don't Smurf around.” Decorations for the homecoming dance were artistically designed by the sophomores, with the gym being divided into the day room and the night room. In order to raise money for next year’s prom, the class sold candy and magazines. Mich Margritz Aaron Martin Chuck Miller Tori Miller Ginger Nelson Megan Paulman Cindi Pierce John Riddell George Smith Lisa Wilcox Cathy Wilkins Dawn Wisdom Monica Zulauf 37 Freshman Aim for the Top This years Freshman showed that they will be the leaders of tomorrow. They have the potential to be an outstanding group of young kids. They proved this by taking 1st place in the float division during Homecoming week. Another event that they tried to capture was the car push. But they did not have the power to beat the upper classmen. In the picture they are shown trying to plan their strategy. Holly Elfeldt Kathy Evans Robert Faling Liz Fleecs Shelly Funk Diane Grandel Jim Hiatt Cindy King Frosty Lutkehus Matt Martinez Shawn Mcllnay Roger Miller Matt Burklund Jim Cawyer James Donoghue 38 This years class officers are (from left to right) Jimmy Cawyer, Vice President, Mindy Sand- berg - Student Council, Holly Elfeldt - Sgt. of Arms, Matt Martinez - Student Council, Julie Scott - President, Kathy Evans - Secretary, Shelly Funk - Treasurer. Dianna Morgan Connie Mueller Shelley Nedrig Pat Peters Jon Moore Jamev Richter Mindy Sandberg Julie Scott Chris Seerley Diane Smith Steve Smith Ronda Stiver Jim Suhr Charles Ware Stacy Wickware Karen Winkenwerder 39 Faculty COOKS GeGe Roberts Vriginia Refior Delores Crosby CUSTODIANS Gordon Reichenberg Harry Mohr Bryce Cody Stella Cody ADMINISTRATION Richard Carter Superintendent C.R. Rost Secondary Principal Michael Cunning Elementary Principal William Fulcher Guidance FACULTY Tony Seism Business Doug Fastenau Social Studies Richard Tibbits Library Kandyce Reeves Math Daryl Broberg Industrial Arts John Mosher English Mike Rush Math Jeannette Damrow Music Scott Clark Physical Education Marvin Zulauf Science Barb Zulauf Home Economics Luree Copeland Physical Education Betty Beatty English Candace Nelms Resource Deborah Soderholm Title I Art Soderholm Art Mike Troxel Science Gary Weishaar Music Marlene Chamberlain Special Education Sheri Schneider Spanish SECRETARIES Linda Tausan Bernic Kenton RESOURCE Virginia Wisdom Reading Aide Gerry Kennedy Title I Kathy Richter Math Aide Betty Nunnally Special Ed Aide Faculty 41 Official Sailors Set School Records This year’s season was highlighted by having three Sailors set new school records. Mike King had a long 84 yard interception return during our battle with St. Pat’s. He was also named unanimous All-Conference at the end of the season. Aaron Martin ran 77 yards for a punt return during the Julesburg duel, and Robert Quimby had 8 fumble recoveries throughout the season. The Sailors finished out their season with a 2 win, 7 loss record. Below, the Sailor team fights hard in hopes of another victory. Bottom photo, front row, left to right: Shawn Mcllnay, Matt Martinez, Jim Cawycr, John Riddell, Scott Jones, Charles Ware, Jim Suhr, Robert Faling. Second row, Chet Rich, Donnie Douglas, Bob Broberg, Chuck Miller, Craig Winkenwerder, Mick Margritz and Scott Adkins. Third row, Coach Seism, Tim Grauerholz, Aaron Martin, Tom Wilcox, Joe Fleecs, Steve Parr, Duane Scott and Coach Clark. Fourth row, Danny Grubb. Bruce Larson, Dennis Brunner, John Meissner, Randy Ilottovy, Mike King, Robert Quimby, Arthur Martinez and Don Hafer. Scoreboard Sutherland 0 Sutherland 16 Sutherland 8 Sutherland 0 Sutherland 8 Sutherland 6 Sutherland 22 Sutherland 14 Sutherland 20 Bertrand 26 Julesburg 6 Imperial 35 Hershey 23 St. Pat's 37 Oshkosh 12 Benkelman 14 Hyannis 27 Grant 36 43 Randy Hottovy Robert Quimby John Meissner Bruce Larson Donnie Hafer Mike King Tim Grauerholz Arthur Martinez Dennis Brunner Danny Grubb Joe Fleecs Duane Scott Steve Parr Tom Wilcox John Riddell Aaron Martin Bob Broberg Chuck Miller Donnie Douglas Scott Jones Scott Adkins Malt Martinez Robert Faling Coach Seism Coach Clark Coach Copeland Offensive backs, front row, left to right: Bob Broberg, John Meissner, John Riddell. Back row: Arthur Martinez, Aaron Martin, Randy Hottovy. 44 Groups Spark Sailors through Season Offense, top photo. Front Row, left to right: Scott Adkins, Sieve Parr. Joe Fleecs. Dennis Brunner. Robert Quimby, Mike King, Bruce Larson. Back Row: Randy Hottovy, Aaron Martin, John Riddell, John Meissner, Arthur Martinez, Bob Broberg. Offensive Line, middle pholo, left to right: Scott Adkins, Steve Parr, Joe Flcccs, Dennis Brunner, Robert Quimby, Mike King, Bruce Larson. Defense, bottom photo, front row, left to right: Bruce Larson, Scott Adkins, Steve Parr, Dennis Brunner, Tom Wilcox, Mike King, Bob Broberg, John Meissner, Robert Quimby, Arthur Martinez, Scott Jones, Randy Hottovy. 45 Sailorettes Have Successful Season The Sailorettes finished out their exciting season with a 15 win 5 loss record by getting second in the district finals. Outstanding statistics by a number of players lead to this successful season. Connie Thompson contributed 193 out of 200 good serves for 96.5%. Michele Rasby pounded down 227 out of 292 spikes for 77.7% with 106 of them being Aces. These super spikes were assisted by Connie Thompson's 411 out of 425 sets for 96.7%. For the second year in a row, Renee Sandberg was selected unanimously for SPVA All-Conference. Michele Rasby gained All-Conference recognition with Connie Thompson making the Honorable Mention list. Although the team is losing seven seniors, there will be plenty of experienced and promising players back for next year's season. Varsity. Starting with bottom row, left to right: Miss Reeves, Cana McConnell, Vicki Broberg, Heidi Elfeldt, Mr. Soderholm. Second Row: Johna Jochum, Larea Paulman, Staci Rickett, Tammy White, Jackie Sauer, Janice Swedberg, Susan Seifer. Third Row: Connie Thompson, Nancy Seifer. Renee' Sandberg. Diane Grubb, Kari Kennedy. Michele Rasby. Junior Varisty. Starting with bottom row, left to right: Jackie Sauer, Susan Seifer, Nancy Seifer, Staci Rickett. Second Row: Lisa Boggs, Ellen Hopp- ing, Monica Zulauf. Amy Good- win. Dawn Wisdom. Lisa Wil- cox, Ginger Nelson. Third Row: Miss Reeves, Karleen Grauer- holz, Becky Boyer, Megan Paul- man, Mary Goedert, Johna Joc- hum, Tori Miller. Mr. Soder- holm. Sutherland 15-2; 15-7 Paxton Sutherland 15-5; 15-10 Oshkosh 12-15 Mid-Plains Tourney Sutherland 15-9; 15-11 Anselmo-Merna Sutherland Grant 12-15; 5-15 Paxton Tournament Sutherland 15-9; 15-6 Arthur Sutherland 15-10; 15-8 Paxton Sutherland 15-10; 15-12 Chappell Sutherland 15-5; 15-3 Hershey Sutherland 15-8; 17-15 Imperial Maxwell Invitational Sutherland 15-13; 15-0 Arnold Sutherland 15-9; 15-11 North Platte JV Sutherland 15-7; 15-10 Overton Sutherland Medicine Valley 15-11; 15-11 SPVA Tournament Sutherland Oshkosh 15-6; 15-9 Sutherland St Pat’s 15-6; 15-8 Sutherland 15-5; 15-12 Grant 16-14 Sutherland 15-10; 16-14 Wallace District Sutherland 15-8; 15-5 Benkelman Sutherland 15-9; 15-4 Chappell Sutherland St. Pat’s 15-7; 15-4 Letter winners are from left to right top tow: Renee’ Sandberg, Michele Rasby, Kari Kennedy. Second Row: Connie Thompson, Larea Paul- man, Tammy White. Third Row: Vicki Broberg, Janice Swedberg, Diane Grubb, Jackie Sauer, Susan Seifer, Nancy Seifer. Freshman. Starting with bottom row, left to right: Frosty Lutkehus, Diane Smith. Holly Elfeldt, Diane Grandel, Kathy Evans, Chris Seerley, Stacy Wickwarc. Second Row: Julie Scott, Cindy King, Shelly Funk, Liz Fleecs, Shelley Nedrig, Mindy Sand- berg, Miss Reeves. 47 Sailors Strive for Successful Season To the left are two hard working student managers, Scott Joc- hum and Cory Mcllnay. (right photo) Mike King puts up a shot in hopes it will add to his team’s score. The let- ter winners below help- ed to make the season record close, losing in the second round of Districts. Left to right- top row. Don Hafer, Bruce Larson, Mike King, John Meissner, bottom row, Duane Scott, Bob Broberg, Scott Adkins. John Riddell. 48 9 WINS-9 LOSSES Wins ♦Imperial 69-54 Paxton 65-47 Arnold 60-47 Wheatland 80-40 Wauneta 71-48 Paxton 64-47 ♦Chappell 61-53 ♦Hershey 41-39 ♦♦Hershey 56-55 Losses ♦NP St. Pat's 66 42 ♦Oshkosh 42-39 Rep. Valley 59-55 ♦Grant 72-37 ♦Benkelman 60 52 Stapleton 84-72 ♦NP St. Pat’s 76 53 ♦♦♦Oshkosh 69-45 ♦♦Grant 65-40 ♦Conference ♦♦District Tour. SPVA Tour. Top photo-Coach Copeland and Coach Clark look on as the team goes through pre-game warm-up. Middle photo-left to right, standing, Varsity: Mike King, Scott Adkins, Duane Scott, Bob Broberg, Steve Parr, Aaron Martin, Scott Jones, John Riddell, Don Hafer, Bruce Larson, John Meissner, Don Douglas, kneeling, Coach Clark. Bottom photo-Junior Varsity: top row-Randy Chamberlain, Matt Burkland, Jim Cawyer, Robert Faling, Tom Wilcox, bottom row-Alvin Miller. Char- les Ware, Shawn Mcllnay, Steve Chamberlain. Coach Cope- land. 49 Girls Shoot for State The dream of playing in the Girls’ State Basketball Tournament was within the grasp of Sutherland girls basketball team this year. This group of players remained undefeated and ranked second in Class C until a 1 point loss came about in the semi-finals of the SPVA Conference Tourney against the Imperial Longhorns. Another loss to Grant in the consolation game of the same tournament seemed to make all the success go downhill. But, the girls picked themselves back up and won the rest of their games up to the District finals. Here they once again came up against the challenging team of Grant. Each team had beaten the other earlier in the season, and the showdown took place. Grant used their height advantage and the Sailorette’s repeated turnovers to win the game, thus putting an end to a Sutherland trip to Lincoln. A 16-3 record was the result for the team, nothing to be ashamed of. The J.V. team posted a 5-7 and show great desire to grow in this sport. The dream still has time to come true. Varsity Bottom row, left to right: Kari Kennedy, Renee’ Sandberg, Coach Tony Seism, Michele Ras- by, Heidi Elfeldt. Top row: Nancy Seifer, Johna Jochum, Mindy Sandberg, Megan Paul- man, Mary Goedert, Janice Swedberg, Tori Miller, Diane Grubb. Junior Varsity Bottom row, left to right: Lisa Wilcox, Shelley Funk, Holly Elfeldt, Shelley Nedrig, Ellen Hopping. Second row: Julie Scott, Ginger Nelson, Liz Fleecs. Standing: Crystal Seer- ley, Coach Reeves, Monica Zu- lauf. 50 Letterwinners Top row: Michele Rasby, Renee' Sandberg, Kari Kennedy, Heidi Elfeldt, Nancy Seifer, Mary Goedert. Second row: Janice Swed- berg, Diane Grubb, Johna Jochum, Megan Paulman, Tori Miller, Mindy Sandberg. Lassies of St. Pats. Scoreboard Sutherland 42 St. Pats 37 Sutherland 58 Paxton 32 Sutherland 60 Maxwell 27 Sutherland 36 Oshkosh 29 Sutherland 46 Hershey 17 Sutherland 50 Wallace 20 Sutherland 48 Ogallala 40 Sutherland 30 Grant 28 Sutherland 36 Hershey 26 Sutherland 45 Hershey Sutherland 30 Imperial 31 Sutherland 31 Grant 42 Sutherland 50 Chappell 41 Sutherland 40 Imperial 25 Sutherland 41 Wheatland 29 Sutherland 46 Paxton 21 Sutherland 56 Chappell 32 Sutherland 43 Medicine Valley 31 Sutherland 34 Grant 39 denotes SPVA Conference games denotes C-15 District games 5i Weight Lifters Five high school boys found weight lifting to be a- desirable alternative to competitive sports during the winter months. Their workouts, which kept them in shape for the spring and fall sports included weight lifting and running. A rigid schedule was followed. Under the leadership of coach Daryl Broberg they concentrated on improving themselves, both mentally and physically. These young men were, left to right. Chuck Miller, Danny Grubb, Randy Hottovy. Mick Margritz, and Joe Fleecs, who was not available for the picture. Build Spirit and Strength 52 Golfers Swing to Successful Season Sutherland golfers really got into the swing of things and had a good season, winning three major meets and placing high in several others. The team had a good balance of experienced members and underclassmen. Six of the nine golfers, Donnie Hafer, Bruce Larson, Steve Parr, Donnie Douglas, Jon Moore, and Randy Chamberlain lettered during the spring season. Left, Donnie Hafer qualified for and placed 11th in the state meet at Franklin. Lower left, Bruce Larson and Scott Jones warm up before the Sutherland invitational. Below, team members for the 1983 season were, kneeling, Steve Chamberlain, Randy Chamberlain, Scott Jones, Craig Winkenwerder. Standing, Jon Moore, Donnie Douglas, Steve Parr, Coach Clark, Donnie Hafer, Bruce Larson. 53 Young Team Prepares for Future The 1983 boys track team showed a lot of courage and determination this year. They were a very young squad with only 3 seniors. Therefore, the younger members on the squad had a lot of weight to pull. Everyone worked very hard and are looking forward to the years to come with great optimism and hope. John Meissner proved his worth by qualifying for the state track meet in 4 events. These events included the 300 intermediate hurdles, 110 high hurdles, triple jump, and long jump. He along with Danny Grubb were the only Senior letterwinners. The sophomore lettermen included Bob Broberg and Aaron Martin. Matt Burkland was the only freshman letterman. Photo at right: Bob Broberg has a determined look on his face as he continues around the track to finish his race. Bottom row, left to right: Shawn Mcllnay, James Donoghue, Matt Burkland. Matt Martinez, Robert Fa- ling. Second row: Student Manager- Vicki Broberg, Bob Broberg, Joe Fleecs, Tom Wilcox, Chuck Miller, Aaron Martin and Coach Troxel. Back row: Mike King, John Meissner, and Danny Grubb. Not Pictured, Coach Broberg. 54 Experience Propels Girls Track Team Five senior girls provided the experience necess- ary to help complete a good track season this year. Along with other members of the squad, the girls managed to capture the runner up position at the SPVA conference meet at North Platte, and fourth place at the district meet in Bayard. At districts three girls earned a trip to the state meet which took place in Omaha. Kari Kennedy qualified in the 100 meter dash with a time of 12.8. Renee’ Sandberg qualified in the 100 meter hurdles with a time of 15.2, and in the 400 meter dash with a time of 63.7. Michele Rasby ran a 13.05.7 to win the 2 mile which took her to state. This team will be losing 5 seniors but still have a huge amount of quality girls to work with and are looking forward to the years to come with high hopes. Top left right photo: Lana McConnell (left), and Diane Grubb (right), sprint down the track to finish the 100 meter dash. Bottom photo, bottom row, going from left to right: Coach Soderholm. Megan Paulman, Cathy Evans, Ellen Hopping, Mindy Sandberg. Liz Fleecs, Holly Elfeldt, Mary Goedert, and Coach Reeves. Second row: Julie Scott, Dawn Wisdom (both Student Managers), Crystal Seerley, Shelly Nedrig, Michele Rasby, Renee’ Sandberg, Lana McConnell, and Heidi El- feldt. Top row: Jackie Sauer, Diane Grubb, Kari Kennedy, and Johna Joe hum. 55 Four Sailors Earn Trip to State The 1983 state track meet was very exciting this year for Sutherland. One boy and three girls took the trip to Omaha to compete against the best around the state. John Meissner scored a total of 32 points to pace Sutherland to a State Class C Runner up spot. He placed first in the 300 intermediate hurdles with a Lime of 39.7 seconds, ran the 110 meter highs in 14.7 seconds and received second place. He leaped 21’ 2” in the long jump to earn a second place. Third place was the result of his 44’ 8” jump in the triple jump. Throughout the year John has broken four school records. He long jumped 21’ 7”, jumped 44’ 10” in the triple jump, ran the 300 intermediate hurdles in 39.4, and at the state meet ran 14.7 seconds in the 110 meter high hurdles. Michele Rasby ran the 2 mile at the state track meet with a time of 12.44.5. This broke her old school record which she had set earlier. Kari Kennedy ran the 100 meter dash at the state meet. She sprinted to a time of 13.02. Earlier in the year she ran a 12.7 in this race to set a new school record. She also set a record in the 200 meter dash with a time of 27.0. Renee’ Sandberg received second place in the 100 meter low hurdles with a time of 15.2. This replaced her old school record that she set last year. She also qualified in the 400 meter dash and ran a 63.2. She erased the old school record in this event with a time of 62.2. Photo at top right: John Meissner proudly holds his State Class C Runner up trophy that he earned by competing at the state track meet. Bottom photo: Renee’ Sandberg, Michele Rasby, and Kari Kennedy are the three girls who went to Omaha to compete with oth- ers from around the state. 56 Spirit Boosts Sutherland High The Pep Club worked very hard at the beginning of the year to get themselves out of debt. They earned over $400 by having the second annual Powder Puff Football Game. The Red team, coached by Rruce Larson and John Riddell, won the match-up. The White team was coached by Mike King and Robert Quimby. They also sold concessions during the year to earn this money. With some of this money they treated themselves to pizza at the Pizza Hut. The Cheerleader, Drill Team, and Pep Club uniforms, which added color and unity to the group, were purchased separately by each member. The Drill Team not only performed at the half-time of the govs’ games, hut they also held a Drill Team clinic for the 3rd-8th grade girls. This ambitious crew also attempted to teach the high school boys a boogie routine which they performed at a girls’ pep rally. The new point system that was added to the Pep Club this year made the girls work much harder in adding to the school spirit. 58 Top left, clockwise: The freshman boys are all decked out in their cheer- leading uniforms as they practice their cheers for a girls’ pep rally. Cheerlead- ers, starting at bottom, left to right: Johna Joc- hum, Tammy White, Michele Rasby, Diane Grubb, Renee’ Sandberg. Top: Kari Kennedy. 1. Drill Team members starting at bottom: Tori Miller. Second Row: Megan Paulman, Monica Zulauf. Third Row: Cindy King, Dawn Wisdom, Lisa Boggs. Fourth Row: Kris Headley, Lana McConnell. Fifth Row: Kllen Hopping, Mindy Sandberg, Julie Scott. Top: Vicki Drobcrg. 2. This years Pep Club officers from left to right are Nancy Seifer-President, Staci Rickeit-Vice-President, Jackie Sauer-Treasurer, Mary Goedert-Secretary. 3. The high school girls went wild when the boys got down” and did a routine with the help of the girl's Drill Team. 4. The Red team tries to dodge the White team’s defense at the annual powder puff football game. Opposite page bottom photo. Pep Club, bottom row, left to right: Renee’ Sandberg, Michele Rasby, Tammy White, Diane Grubb. Kari Kennedy. Johna Jochum. Second Row: Vicki Broberg, Lisa Boggs, Dawn Wisdom. Monica Zulauf, Lana McConnell, Megan Paulman, Kris Headley, Mindy Sandberg, Tori Miller, Julie Scott, Cindy King, Ellen Hopping. Third Row: Cathy Evans, Shelley Nedrig, Shelly Funk, Holly Elfeldt, Ginger Nelson, Lisa Wilcox, Angie Vasquez, Susan Seifer, Diane Smith, Ronda Stiver, Crystal Seerley, Liz Fleecs. Top Row: Jackie Sauer, Staci Rickett, Nancy Seifer and Mary Gocdcrt. School Spirit Boosts Sailors Through Season Speech Team does all the Talking Fourteen talkative students made up this year’s speech team. They attended both the SPVA meet, at North Platte St. Pat’s, and the District meet, at Kearney State. The students brought home many honors from each meet. The oral interpretation of drama team received a I at Districts and the chance to go to the state meet, also held at Kearney State. Oral interpretation of drama team, (photo at right) clockwise: starting at far left, George Smith, Michele Rasby, Robert Quimby, Renee’ Sandberg, Speech team, (photo below) left to right; back row, sponsor Mr. Mosher, Jodi Haugland, Holly Elfeldt, Michele Rasby, Heidi Elfeldt, Robert Quimby, Middle row, Monica Zulauf, Renee’ Sandberg, Ellen Hopping, Vicki Broberg. bottom row, Don Hafer, John Meissner, Megan Paulman, Randy Hottovy. Not pictured, George Smith. 60 Journalism Classes Have Busy Year The school newspaper and yearbook were the items under construction for the Journalism I and Journalism II classes this year. The school newspaper, The Nautical News, kept SHS up on the events which the students were in. This newspaper was published monthly under the supervi- sion of Mr. Mosher. Many of the articles in the paper also appeared in From School to School, a publication concerning schools of Lincoln County. The local newspaper, the Courier-Times, picked up some articles, too. John Meissner, a member of the class, earned a first place medal in feature writing and ranked second in editorial writing in the final round of the annual Nebraska High School Press Association Journalism Championships held in Lincoln. John was competing with all classes of schools in Nebraska in this contest. The high school annual was a big challenge for the 7 members of the Journalism II class this year. The addition of eight pages was made to enable all the different organizations and classes to fit in along with more room for copy and pictures. The staff was under a new supervisor, Mr. Tibbits, who taught yearbook at Chadron State College. The Senior class and the annual staff sold ads at the beginning of the fall year to help cut expenses. The photography work and developing was done by Tom Wilcox and the Courier Times, set the copy. Newspaper staff Starting at top and going clockwise: George Smith, John Meissner, Mr. Mosh- er, Larea Paulman, Ellen Hopping, Connie Thomp- son, Vicki Broberg. Tam my White. Yearbook staff Bottom row going left to right: Jodi Haugland, Michele Rasby, Nancy Sei- fer. Second row: Tom Wilcox. Lana McConnell, Renee’ Sandberg, Russ Green. 61 ♦ Future Homemakers of The Future Homemakers of America attended three major district and state level meetings this year. The first was District Convention held in Broken Bow. Second was a program called SEARCH. SEARCH is where FHAers get recognition for their work. Two members who felt the trip to Cozad was worth while were Lana McConnell and Heidi Elfeldt, for they earned a gold medal and a chance to take their display to the state meeting. Eight members loaded their suitcases into the school van to take off to State Convention. Heidi Elfeldt brought home a $200 scholarship, and Lana McConnell and Heidi Elfeldt received a gold medal on their display. The chapter was kept busy during the year by running a cake walk, holding a Dinner Theater, a Valentine Day Dance, installing new officers, selling stocking stuffers, and hosting a teachers tea. 62 America Receive Honors Opp. page-(top photo) Heidi Elfeldt receives her scholarship. (Bottom photo) back row-Lisa Wilcox, George Smith, Angie Vasquez, Nancy Seifer, Lana McConnell, Larry Ward, middle row Jackie Sauer, Ellen Hopping, Connie Mueller, Staci Rickett, Dianna Morgan, Mrs. Zulauf, front row-Heidi Elfeldt, Dawn Wisdom, Monica Zulauf, Megan Paulman, Carolyn Gant. This page-Left to right ! top left) Heidi Elfeldt and Lana McConnell set in front of their gold medal winning display, (top right) Mrs. Zulauf gets into the swing of FHA at District Convention. (bottom photo) The 1982-83 FHA offices were Nancy Seifer-Vice President, Jackie Sauer-Treasurer, Lana McConnell-District Treasurer, Heidi Elfeldt-President, Ellen Hopping-Secretary, Lisa Wilcox-Student Council member. Music Department Has Productive Year The music department, under the direction of Gary Weishaar, had a very good and productive year. The large group of students put in a lot of hours and hard work practicing for the district music contest, which was held in Kearney. It did, however, pay off when they received a Superior rating. There were a number of small groups who also received Superior ratings at both the district and SPVA contests. The Swing Choir consisted of twenty hard working members. They choregraphed the actions they used in the two songs, and spent a lot of hours out of school practicing for their performances. Bottom photo, bottom row, left to right: Jodi Haugland, Cathy Evans, Vicki Broberg, Dawn Wisdom, Staci Rickett, Nancy Seifer, Lisa Wilcox, Cindy King, Angie Vasquez, Susan Seifer, Holly Elfeldt, Lana McConnell. Heidi Elfeldt. and Renee' Sandberg. Second row: Lisa Boggs, Julie Scott, Jackie Saue, Diane Smith, Karen Winkenwerder, Amy Ruane, George Smith, Shawn Mcllnay, Charles Weir, Craig Winkenwerder, Monica Zulauf, Beth Conrad, and Megan Paulman. Third row: Shelley Nedrig, Ellen Hopping, Tori Miller. Johna Joehum, Kris Headley, Scott Jones, Danny Ruane, Kari Kennedy, Diane Grubb. Ginger Nelson, Robyn Dancer, Janice Swedberg, Michele Rasby, and Mindy Sandberg. Top row: Liz Fleecs. Charles Mueller, Matt Martinez, Aaron Martin, John Riddell, John Meissner, Bruce Larson, Mike King, Arthur Martinez, Bob Broberg, Larry Ward, Tom Wilcox, Jon Moore, and Don Hafer. Sitting in front is Gary Weishaar. 64 Small Groups Fair Well at Contests Band Receives Excellent Ratings The Sutherland High School band had a very busy and productive year. Under the direction of Jeanette Damrow, the band received a Superior rating at district contest. Miss Damrow is a first year teacher here at Sutherland. She showed the students a lot of enthusiasm throughout the year which appeared in the bands performances. The Stage Band also had a rewarding year. After many hours of practicing, they received an Excellent rating at both the Conference and district contests. Photo at right: Jim Suhr ‘‘keeps the beat” as he plays in the Pep Band at a girls basketball game. Photo at bottom, front row, left to right: Mary Goedert, Megan Paulman, Diane Smith, Amy Goodwin, Monica Zulauf, and Lana McConnell. Second row: Cathy Evans, Ellen Hopping, Liz Fleecs, Vicki Broberg, Karen Winkenwerder, Craig Winkenwerder, Holly Elfeldt, George Smith, Johna Jochum, Tori Miller, and Renee’ Sandberg. Third row: Shawn Mcllnay, Donnie Douglas, Don Hafer, Michele Rasby, Jodi Haugland, Heidi Elfeldt. John Meissner, Jon Moore, Shelley Nedrig, Lisa Boggs, Mindy Sandberg, and Bruce Larson. Standing: Dawn Wisdom, Bob Broberg, Steve Chamber- lain, Miss Damrow-director, and Jim Suhr. 66 Top photo, bottom row, left to right: Bob Broberg, George Smith. Jodi Haugland, Michele Rasby, Renee’ Sandberg, Bruce Larson, Mindy Sandberg, and Miss Damrow. Second Row: Dawn Wisdom. Don Douglas. Don Hafer. Heidi Elfeldt. Cathy Evans. Holly Elfeldt. John Meissner, and Jon Moore. Bottom left photo: John Meissner blasts away on his trombone as he livens up the Pep Band with his music. Bottom right photo: Several members of the Pep Band concentrate on their music to help make the group sound good. 67 Seven Inducted into National Honor Society National Honor Society grew to fourteen members when seven students were tapped into the chapter during the annual induction ceremony. These included Duane Scott, Mike King, Nancy Seifer, Lana McConnell, Susan Seifer, Robert Quimby, and Mary Goedert. These new members were selected by scholarship, leadership, service, and character. In April they sponsored a book fair to encourage reading among the students. At the end of the year they splurged and went out to dinner at the American Legion Club. Photo at left: Jodi Haugland lights a candle during the ceremony. Photo at right: Ilcidi Elfcldt delivers her part of the program which was entitled “Great Americans”. 68 Photo at left: Michele Rasby leads another part of the ceremony. Bottom photo, bottom row, left to right: Kari Kennedy, Renee’ Sandberg, and Michele Rasby. Second row: Duane Scott, Bruce Larson, John Meissner, and Mike King. Third row: Jodi Haugland, Lana McConnell, Nancy Seifer, and Heidi Elfeldt. Top row: Susan Seifer, Robert Quimby, Mary Gocdcrt and Mr. Fulcher. 69 Boys Letter Club i Shows Enthusiasm The boys letter club, sponsored by Daryl Broberg, put a lot of time into their money making project. This year the boys sold Sutherland Sailors jackets. To the right Aaron Martin models one of the varieties offered. The jackets were quite popular and could always be seen walking through the halls. Letter Club members, (above photo) left to right, front row: Scott Adkins, Aaron Martin, Scott Jones, Don Douglas, Matt Martinez, Don Hafer, Bob Broberg, John Riddell, Randy Chamberlain, Jon Moore, Dan Grubb, back row Tom Wilcox, Chuck Miller, Bruce Larson, R.D. Quimby, Dennis Brunner, Randy Hottovy, Arthur Martinez, Mike King, Tim Grauerholz, John Meissner, Robert Faling, Matt Burkland, Steve Parr, Coach Broberg. 70 Girls Letter Club... A Great Honor The letter club brings together members of all the sports into one organization. This year the letter winners sponsored a few concessions stands for a money making project. The members used the money they earned to pay for their tickets to the Athletic Banquet. Front row; Mindy Sandberg, Renee’ Sandberg, Angie Vasquez, Monica Zulauf, Megan Paulman, Susan Seifer, Middle row: Dawn Wisdom, Jackie Sauer, Lana McConnell,, Staci Rickett, Nancy Seifer, Back row; Kari Kennedy, Diane Grubb, Holly Elfeldt, Coach Soderholm. Vicki Broberg, Tori Miller, Johna Jochum, Jodi Haugland, Heidi Elfeldt, Janice Swedberg. Future Problem Solvers Conquer World Problems A team of five bright students put their heads together to solve tomorrows problems. The newly formed group attended several meets in North Platte, and brought home a fifth place ranking from Districts, held in Kearney. FPS Team clockwise starting at top left. Sponsor Mr. Zulauf, Monica Zulauf, Megan Paulman, Susan Seifer, Scott Jones, George Smith. 72 Junior High Eighth Graders Show Potential The 8th grade has been very busy preparing themselves for high school. Raffling off a Wilson Jet basketball at the Hershey game and working in the concession stand put them in a good financial standing. They also had a great time putting on a dance for the 7th graders. Class officers on bottom row: Stephanie Coker, treasurer; Suzi Larson, secretary. Top row: Kim Ruane, vice president: Robby Hafer. president; Darin Fosbinder, Sargeanl at Arms. Steven Binegar Dyane Boggs Tammy Brown Dee Brunner Stephanie Coker Dale Douglas Lisa Facka Jerre Fleecs Jon Fleecs Darin Fosbinder Cory Funk Robert Hafer Shanna Hankins Jodi Hoatson Gale Hopping Jeana Johnson Suzi Larson Connie Martinez Lonnie Martinez Gib McDaniel Stacey Parr Shawna Pierce Sherry Price Bob Pries DeLynn Reitz Mike Richter Troy Rickett Eric Ridenour Kim Ruane Jana Smith Becky Sotnik Doug Stiver Lynn Thompson Jody Trusty Becky Vath Mitch White 74 Larry Baker Charles Coffman Lane Dancer Matt Dancer Tammi Donoghue Michael Faling David Grubb Jeff Hoatson Shawn Hoatson Mike Jenson Della Jochum Tanya Karg Jeff Manary Tania Moore Joey Mower Christina Munoz Michelle Paulman Bobby Prokopf Mindi Rasby Toni Richards Rogina Ridenour Gerri Tausan Jeffrey Ware Matthew Ware Todd Wick ware Seventh Graders Start New Taking the step from the playground into Junior High has been an undertaking the 7th graders have taken in stride. This year’s money making projects consisted of selling in the concession stand and they also raffled cakes during basketball season. In the spring they had a dance for the 8th graders. Class officers starting at the top: Shawn Hoatson, treasurer; Tania Moore, secretary; Mindi Rasby, vice president; Gerri Tausan, president. 75 Junior High Boys Have Promising Future Boys athletics in Junior High under Mike Troxel shouldn’t be overlooked. This year’s football team came out 3-2 while the ‘‘A’’ and “B” teams also were successful with records of 7-1 and 5-1 respectively. The boys involved show great talent and promise for the coming years. Steve Binegar lead the rushing attack this year. Darrin Fosbinder and quarterback Dale Douglas also aided in leadership. In basketball, the “A” team averaged 39 points per game to their opponent’s 23. The team was lead by Darrin Fosbinder who averaged 10.1 points per game followed by Dale Douglas’s 9.4 point average and Larry Baker’s 7.0 average. Football Bottom row from left to right: Gale Hopping, Mike Jenson, Joey Mower, Matt Dancer, Shawn Hoa- tson. Mike Richter. Todd Wickware, Matt Ware, Jeff Manary. Second row: Jeff Hoatson, Bobby Pro- kopf, Lonnie Martinez, David Grubb, Lane Dan- cer, Dale Douglas, Lynn Thompson, Eric Ridenour, Rob Hafer. Top row: Coach R.D. Quimby, Troy Rickett, Coach Mike King, Cory Funk. Jon Fleecs, Jerre Fleecs, Darin Fos- binder, Mike Faling, Lar ry Baker, Doug Stiver, Steve Binegar, Coach Mike Troxel. Boys Basketball Bottom row: David Grubb, Charles Coffman, Todd Wickware, Joey Mower. Bobby Prokopf. Matt Dancer, Gale Hop- ping, Jeff Ware, Jeff Hoa- tson. Second row: Shawn Hoatson, Lane Dancer, Doug Stiver, Mitch White, Lonnie Martinez, Cory Funk, Troy Rickett. Top row: Coach Mike King, Eric Ridenour, Dale Doug- las. Darin Fosbinder, Lar- ry Baker, Jerre Fleecs, Rob Hafer, Coach Troxel. Junior High Girls Start With Basics “It doesn’t matter if you win or lose, it’s how you play the game.” These words of wisdom have been passed onto the Junior High girls’ teams through out the year. Vollyeball coach Art Soderholm feels that the experience of being out on the court and attempting the bump, set, spike will be more useful in the years ahead than just bumping the ball back and forth over the net. The volleyball team didn’t win any games, but that doesn’t mean the talent isn’t there. Basketball coach Mike Hush’s teams came out with better news. The “A” team had a record of 6-2 and the “B team posted a 2-4 record. To add to this success, the “A” team brought a second place trophy home from the Grant tournament. The basics have started, it’s time to mature. Win, lose, or draw, the Junior High girls enjoyed memorable seasons in these sports. Volleyball Bottom row going left to right: Jana Smith, Della Jochum, Dee Brunner, Sherry Price, Toni Rich- ards, Tanya Karg. Second row: Shawna Pierce, Sha nna Hankins, Michelle Paulman, Tammi Dono- ghue, DeLynn Reitz, Jody Trusty, Jeana Johnson, Tammy Brown, Stacey Parr, Rogina Ridenour, Becky Solnik. Top row: Becky Vath, Connie Mar- tinez, Suzi Larson, Step- hanie Coker, Kim Ruane, Lisa Facka, Coach Rush, Jodi Hoatson, Gerri Tau- san,' Mindi Rasby, Dyane Boggs, Tania Moore. Girls Basketball Bottom row going left to right: Sherry Price, Ro- gina Ridenour. Della Joch- um, Chris Munoz, Tanya Karg, Toni Richards, Tammi Donoghue. Mich- elle Paulman, Jana Smith. Second row: Coach Soder- holm, Suzi Larson, Shaw- na Pierce, Connie Martin- ez, DeLynn Reitz, Dee Brunner, Lisa Fcka, Jeana Johnson, Tammy Brown, Shanna Hankins. Top row: Tania Moore, Jody Trusty, Gerri Tau- san Mindi Rasby, Jodi Hoatson, Stacey Parr, Becky Sotnik, Kim Ruane, Stephanie Coker, Dyane Boggs, Becky Vath. Junior High Begin Track Career The Junior High track program had a very large squad during the 1983 season. These youngsters were a very hard working group and did very well at the meets they attended. With this large group there was a wide range of runners in all the areas of competition. These students were coached by Doug Fastenau and Mike Rush. Kari Kennedy and Diane Grubb were student coaches and helped out during practice sessions. Top photo, bottom row, left to right: Michelle Paulman. Sherry Price, Toni Richards, Suzi Larson, Connie Martinez, Jana Smith. Second row: Tonya Moore, Tonya Karg, Chris Munoz, Della Jochum, Kim Ruane, Stephanie Coker, Gerri Tausan, Mindi Rasby, Tammy Donoghue, and Kari Kennedy. Top row: Diane Grubb, Doug Fastenau, Becky Vath, Shanna Hankins, Dee Brunner, Stacy Parr, DeLynn Reitz, Jodi Hoatson, Lisa Facka, Shanna Pierce, Rogina Ridenour, Jodi Trusty, and Mike Rush. Bottom photo, bottom row, left to right: Jeff Hoatson, Gale Hopping, Todd Wickware, Mike Jenson, Jeff Weir, Joey Mower. Second row: Lane Dancer, Shawn Hoatson, Mike Richter. Bobby Prokopf, David Grubb, Bobby Price, Matt Dancer, and Kari Kennedy. Third row: Diane Grubb, Jerre Flcccs, Darin Fosbindcr, Dale Douglas, Lonnie Martinez, Robby Hafer, Eric Ridenour, Jeff Manary, and Mike Faling. Back row: Doug Fastenau, Troy Rickett, Doug Stiver, Gib McDaniel, Steve Binegar, Mitch White, Larry Baker, Jon Fleecs, Cory Funk, Mike Rush. 78 79 Junior High Host Music Clinic Sutherland was the location of this year’s music clinic. All Conference Choir (top photo) SJH Choir (bottom photo) first row, Toni Richards, Sherry Price, Chris Munoz, Michelle Paulman, Tania Moore, Director Mr. Weishaar, Tonya Karg, Gerri Tausan, Della Jochum, Jana Smith, second row, Stephanie Coker, Tammi Brown, Connie Martinez, Shawn Hoatson, Jeff Hoatson, Lonnie Martinez, Eric Ridenour, Rob Hafer, Gail Hopping, Charles Slinde, third row, Tammi Donoghue, Shanna Hankins, Becky Vath, Jeana Johnson, Jody Trusty, Cory Funk, Darin Fosbinder, Jerre Fleecs, Jon Fleecs, Bobby Prokopf, Dyane Boggs, Suzi Larson, back row. Mindy Rasby, Rogina Ridenour. DeLynn Reitz, Deanne Brunner, Steve Binegar, Larry Baker, Mitch White, Doug Stiver, Lynn Thompson, Dale Douglas, Jodi Hoatson, Lisa Facka, Kim Ruane. 80 HIGH SCHOOL SJH Band under New Direction Standing behind her Jr. High band is our new director, Miss Jeanette Damrow. SJH Band (top photo) front row, Kim Ruane, Becky Vath, Rogina Ridenour, Mindi Rasby, second row, Jana Smith, Tammi Brown, Tammi Donoghue, Michelle Paul- man, Shawn Hoatson, Connie Martinez, Jodi Hoatson, Stephanie Coker, Suzi Larson, third row. Charles Slinde, Bobby Prokopf, Jeff Hoatson, Rob Hafer, Dale Douglas, Larry Baker, Jeana Johnson. Tanie Moore, Gerri Tausan, back row, Joey Mower, Gail Hopping, Dyane Boggs, Todd Wick- ware, Director Miss Damrow. (bottom photo) Music clinic band practices. 81 Pep Club Provides Spirit Sutherland Junior High has a typical pep club; 4 cheerleaders, and 25 screaming pep club members. Through thick and thin these girls supported their boys’ team. Due to this hard work and the fact they sold in the concession stand three times, a pizza party was planned to take place between basketball and track season. Cheerleaders, at right: Bottom, Gerri Tausan. Standing from left to right, Mindi Rasby and Jodi Hoatson. Top, Stephanie Coker. Pep Club, bottom row, from left to right: Jodi Hoatson. Mindi Rasby, Gerri Tausan and Stephanie Coker. Second row: Shawna Pierce, Stacy Parr, Tanya Karg, Michelle Paulman, Chris Munoz, DeLynn Reitz, Tammy Brown, Jeana Johnson and Mr. Rost. Third row: Sherry Price, Toni Richards, Tania Moore, Della Joehum, Connie Martinez. Suzi Larson. Jana Smith. Becky Sotnik and Shanna Hankins. Fourth row: Rogina Ridenour, Tammi Donoghue, Deanne Brunner, Kim Ruane, Lisa Facka, Jody Trusty, Dyane Boggs and Becky Vath. 82 Elementary Gets into the Swing of Things 84 Elementary Bands Show Talent Fifth grade band (top photo) front row, Brenda King, Molly Malone, Jennifer Burrows, Billie Roberts, Heather Wisdom, second row, Kevin Hafer, Jackie Rasby, Bobby Miller, Mike Tidyman, Kelly Rickett, Mario Fear, Cathy Martinez, K.D. Tausan, Missy Sandberg, back row, Cary Weir, Robyn Hankins, Brent Johnson, Norman Schrader, Miss Damrow. Sixth grade band (bottom row) front row, Staci Margritz, Dena Troxel, Greg Nelson, Chalk Hankins, Laura Slinde, Rhonda Forden, second row. Jay Elfeldt, Judy Jones, Deric McConnell, Amy Goedert, Sean Land, Jason Main, Jeani Tausan, Jennifer Jochum, back row, Steve Facka, Andy Scott, Darrell Douglas, Tony Kragg, Miss Damrow. 85 Bottom row going left to right: Tony Karg, Sean Land, Jason Main, Andy Scott, Darrel Douglas, Deric McConnell, Gresr Nelson. Steve Facka. Chad Morgan. Second row: Jav Elfeldt, Denise Osborn, Kim Brunner, Laura Slinde, Amy Goedert, Robin Reich, Dena Troxel, Chalk Hankins. Top row: Mr. Adams, Rhonda Forden, Jeanni Tausan, Judy Jones, Stacy Margritz, Jennifer Jochum, Shawna Price, Anna Ogg, Shane Halcott, Mr. Copeland. C (D £ CD Bottom row going left to right: Bobby Miller, K.D. Tausan, Missy Sandberg, Robyn Hankins, Rachel Sotnik, Laurie Houpt, Wynnae Hiatt, Mike Tidyman, Matt Martin. Second row: John Folchert, Steve McDaniel, Molly Malone, Cathy Martinez, Kelly Rickett, Kevin Hafer, Brenda King. Top row: Mrs. Johnson, Jackie Rasby, Billie Roberts, Cory Weir, Jennifer Burrows, Mario Fear, Brent Johnson, Norman Schrader, Danny Brown, Heather Wisdom, Mrs. Lammers. 86 Bottom row going left to right: Teresa Richards, Kelly Ruane, Cori Ann Shada, Cassandra Boggs, Paula Hankins. Tory Copeland. Shannon Zierlein. Matt Manary. Trampas Osborne. Second row: Emily Black, Greg Still, LaDonna Feusner, Ronnie Ogg, Scott Jochum, Andy Richter. Corv Mcllnay, Deone Forden. Top row: Amy Reel, Miss Thomas, Tami Thompson, Karen Brunner, Mike Moody, Bobbi Hughes, Vickie Rangel, Ranae Quimby, David Dickerson, Tony White, Brad Halcott. Bottom row going left to right: Bobby Collins. Justin Hoatson. Bryan Kinnamon. Dustin Stewart, Nathan Smith, Jeremy Dezort, Jimmy Ward, Jerry Cox. Second row: Crystal Tausan, Stacey Roberts, Heather Thompson, Laurie Fleecs, Jody Dezort, Angela Pollack, Becky Kramer, Top row: Miss Pohlman, Paula Facka, Tara Moore, Kim Reich, Candace Fear, Charles Funk, Jason True, Troy Rost. 0) 3 (D D CJ CL O CL 87 O c CN O c o to c CD E CD Bottom row going left to right: Juana Engle, A.J. Mower, Scott Allgood, Sara Cawyer, Patrick Mcllnay, Scott Tighe, Matt Nelson, Travis Melvin, J.L. Todd. Second row: Ken Paulman, Elery Osborne, Ellen Newman, Madeline Hansen, Melanie Douglas, Rueben Rangel, Travis Forden, Cindy Moody, Michele Zierlein. Top row: Mrs. Taylor, Brian Hier, Stephanie Munoz, Steve Price, Issac Gier, Sam Munoz, Lucas Donoghue, Gina Feusner, Cory Holm, Corby Weir, Mrs. Holmes. Bottom row going left to right: Sharon Ward, Megan Arnold, Darcey Martin, Marty Roberts, Shawna Leonhardt, Mychelle Seerley, Matt Einspahr, Jeff Kenton, Rod Houpt. Second row: Erick Reitz, Chris Jochum, Tiffany Shuler, Jerry Ware, Shannon Gier, Abe Swoboda, David Vasquez. Top row: Mrs. Seism, T.C. Worth, John Burrows, Deri Forden, Robyn Thompson, Devin Rickett, Jason Vasquez, Mariana Tacey, Chris Ralston, Tina Fleecs, Mrs. Weishaar. 88 INDIANS THE FIRST AMERICANS Bottom row going left to right: Bryan Pollack, Marty Fear, Jacob Dancer, Amber Shuler, Ryan Beatty, Sarah Moody. Second row: Mrs. Elder, Jake Stewart, Shannon DeWitt. Lynette Smith, Mandy Troxel, Michelle Richards. Top row: Chad Deyle, Tony Holm, Tyler Rost, Amber Cunning, Mindy Baker. Bottom row going left to right: Jason Brunz, Jeremy Morgan, Trisha Facka. Second row: Mrs. Elder, Stacy Collins, Jared Hoessel, Elizabeth Ward, Travis Reel. Top row: Dana Huber, Angela Fellows, Terrance Chessmore, Sam Seiler. 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Sutherland, Nebraska Central Nebraska Telephone Company UNITEL Congratulations Seniors All Your School Needs! S I Fresh or Silk Flowers, Corsages, Arrangements11 1 First Security Bank J Check Us Out for Your Tiisi] SECURITY E Banking Needs” - BANK1 WE SUPPORT THE 1 SUTHERLAND 1 Member saucrTI Phone 386-4345 FDIC 11 Sutherland, Nebraska 69165 JJJJ !� } | 1 1 1 98 E Life Investors ■ College Plans - Life ■ Money Back Health ■Disability Income ■ Estate Planning ■ Annuities ■ Tax Shelters ' Investments We are the number one agency in the United States with Life Investors. We'd like to have YOU on our team. Area Representatives: Daryl Broberg Sutherland Leonard Hasenauer Madrid Gary Wehmeyer Grom RANDY CARLSON Executive Field Director L North Platte 534-96 Bystrom Auto Parts MPIt Your 1-Stop Center for ALL Automotive Parts And Complete Machine Shop Service North Platte, NE 532-2550 Lexington 324-2313 -------------1 Kealy s J Super Foods ! 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Tucker 386-2555 Sutherland 532-1450 North Platte W4 Goedert Electric Residential and Commercial Wiring Appliances, Sales, and Service 386-4556 Sutherland, Neb. 69165 Sutherland (coop Co-op Oil TBA Company Fee(1 Petroleum Fertilizer Animal Health Chemicals Propane Sutherland-Hershey 101 (Scotty's Welding 2 Ta 11 mon Jewelers [ nnri I Repair Sutherland, NE 69165 Longhorn Bar Liquor, Wines, and Beer Gena and Margaret Baker Sutherland Handcrafts-Gifts Collectables 221 West 5th Street North Platte, NE 69101 503 N. Dewey North Platte, Nebr. Ranchers Building Materials 1510 Ea,st 4th St. North Platte Beauty Academy 107 West 6th Street North Platte, NE McDonald's 1301 South Dewey North Platte, Nebraska , I� � � � � —� � � ——� � � � � � � � � � � � — —� � � � � � � � , T T Anderson Anderson Carpentry Congratulations! Sutherland, Nebraska 69165 Call 386-4578 Rings Things The Turquoise Shoplrj Authentic Handmade Indian Jewelry 921 N. 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