Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1984 volume:

Opening . Classes Sports . . EventslOrganizations . Junior High . Elementary Sutherland High Sutherland, Nebraska Minutes Become Years The minutes pass by unnoticed And the hours drag on forever. The days go on without end But the years disappear so quickly. We look back, and remember- How it used to be. Who we used to be. We think of the good times and the bad. Of the happy days and the sheer terror of reality. But we must not forget those who helped- Helped us get where we are today. Those people who would do anything, Just for a smile and a pat on the back. Those companions who would urge us on When we weren’t so sure ourselves. Who am I? WTiat will become of me? The answer is quite simple. Very little without the help of others. Those who love us and think about us, Wlio encourage and compliment us, Those who Jtand behind us and are always willing to help. Th se people we call..friends. -Doug Ward 2 Dress-Up Day and Midnight Fantasies to bribe the Shelly Funk shows the Sophomores version of Punk Rock. Scott Jones is the Jousting Juniors Wizard of Sutherland. Surfing Senior Joe Fleecs takes a quiet moment to himself. Aaron Martin carries the ball past a pursuing Irishman. George Smith shows his excitement at the Homecoming Dance. Freshman Rob Hafer shows how judges during Homecoming Week. 3 Sailor Spirit Alive at The 1983 Homecoming week ended with a Friday night game against the St. Pat’s Irish. The Sailors held their own until halftime but fell behind in the third and fourth quarters to lose 40-0. Halftime entertainment was provided by the Drill Team performing to the song Jackie’s Theme. This all took place on the newly constructed football field. The coronation ceremonies took place in the new gym after the football game. The king and queen ruling the honorary court were Joe Fleecs and Jackie Sauer. The dance was enjoyed by all and music was provided by Stranded. Pictured below is the royal court. Standing left to right: Junior attendants Scott Jones and Johna Jochum, Senior attendants Randy Chamberlain and Mary Goedert, Sophomore attendants Mindy Sandberg and Matt Mart- inez. Seated left to right: King Joe Fleecs, Freshman attendants Stephanie Coker and Dirk Gray, and Queen Jackie Sauer. 4 Homecoming Pictured to the right: the Reigning King Mike King pins the banner on the new Queen, Jackie Sauer, and the 1981 Homecoming Queen Sheila Fosbinder crowns the new King, Joe Fleecs. Pictured below the newly crowned king and queen, Joe Fleecs and Jackie Sauer show off their scepters and smiles. 5 Student Council has Prosperous Year! Members of the 83-84 Student Council are from left to right: Johna Jochum, Kathy Evans, Mindy Sandberg, Susan Seifer, Lonnie Martinez, Lisa Facka, Don Douglas, Staci Rickett, Scott Adkins, Joe Fleecs, Jon Moore, Nancy Seifer, Mary Goedert, George Smith. The Student Council has produced several exciting events for the student body. They organized all the events during homecoming week, supplied refreshments for the dance, put on several assemblies, and gave a candy bar and can of pop to everyone in the student body for Christmas. Selected to lead the Student Council for the 83-84 school year were: seated are Susan Seifer, President: Staci Rickett, Secretary; Standing are Mary Goedert, Vice-Pre- sident; Mr. Hafer, Sponsor; Johna Jochum, Treasurer. 6 Seniors Colors: Lavender and dark purple. Flower: Carnation Motto: Although we cannot change the past, we look into the future with hope and take pride in ourselves today. 1. Jackie Lynn Sauer 2. Randall Roy Chamberlain 3. John Lutz 4. Diane Lea Grubb 5. Staci Rae Rickett 6. Duane K. Scott 1. Nancy Marie Seifer 2. Joseph C. Fleecs 3. Mary Ellen Goedert 4. Charles L. Mueller 5. Janice Marie Swedberg 6. Stephen E. Parr 7. Susan Marie Seifer 8. Alvin Miller « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 984. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ¥ ¥ « ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ : « •� : I + 9 Diane Lea Grubb Age: 18; Nickname: Grubby, Di; Favorite Saying: I don’t know, What?, Gadzukes, No Kiddin’??; Ambition: To go on to college and major in law, and someday settle down with a rich man and be happy; Pet Peeve: Cold weather, making decisions, and sitting with the spectators during high school volleyball games; Best memory from high school: All my crazy friends, aiding for Mr. Seism, and going to state my freshman year in track, GRADUATION..............; Activities: Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Weights 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1; Class Secretary 2; Letter Club l,2,3' 2; Class President 1; Student Council Treasurer 3; Homecoming attendant 1; Youth Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; State Track Meet 1. Allen Potter Age 17: Nicknames: Potts; Ambition: To make a lot of money and party for years to come. Pet Peeve: People asking me how I got to graduate early. Best memory from high school: The last day of the 82-83 school year. Morals keep me from explaining. Activities: Football and getting into trouble. Charles L. Mueller Age 18: Nicknames: Boz; Ambition: Become a rich and famous rancher. Pet Peeve: People who knock cowboys. Best memory from high school: Having 5 shop classes with Broberg my senior year. Activities: FFA 1,2; Student Council 3; FFA Treasurer 2; Choir 3,4. Jackie Lynn Sauer Age: 18; Nickname: Jack, Smack; Favorite Saying: HI..; Ambition: To finish my four years in the Navy, then come back and marry David Rasby and have lots of kids.; Pet Peeve: People who cuss and drink.; Best memory from high school: Being Junior attendant for 1983 Prom, throwing pizza at Tom at our little get together.; Activities: Volleyball 2,3,4; Track 3; Letter Club 2,3,4; Letter Club Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Club Treasurer 3,4; FHA 2,3; FHA Treasurer 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Junior Prom Attendant 3. Joseph C. Fleecs Age: 18; Nickname: Joe, almost anything else. Favorite Saying: Hey Buck, Crap. Pet Peeve: People who think they know what I'm like, people who use others to get what they want, some girls. Organizations: Football 2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class officer 2; Choir 4; Weights 3,4; Homecoming attendant 3; Homecoming King 4; FC 3; Best memory from high school: Art I and II my Jr. Year. John Lutz Age: 19: Best memory from high school: Graduating; Activities: Trap Club. 10 Staci Rae Rickett Age: 17; Nickname: Rick, Space, Cricket, Crash; Favorite Saying: 1 don't think so!, WRONG!, What are you talking about?; Ambition: To be in complete control of my life, and to make myself and whoever I’m with happy.; Pet Peeve: Some certain Jr. girls that just don’t know when to grow up, underclassmen that try to take your seniorty away from you when they will have it next year, stupid rules the school has that don’t make any sense, and getting caught at senior parties; Best memory from high school: The crazy friends I’ve made, Michael K., the summers at the pool, double dating with Diane, November 1, 1983, Youth Fellowship ski trip my Jr. year, road trips, and of course, GRADUATION!!!!!; Activities: Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Vice-President 3; Pep Club Student Council Representative 4; Drill Team 1,2; Cheerleader 4; Youth Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Student Council Secretary 4; Class Secretary 3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Letter Club 2,3 'h; FHA 3; Band 1; Choir 1,2,3.4; Swing Choir 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming Candidate 2,3,4. Craig Allen Winkenwerder Age: 17; Nickname: Craigo. Winky, Wink, Prego; Favorite Saying: You Geek., Shut up.; Ambition: Join the Navy and become an electronics specialist. Travel to the North Pole and become a professional penguin hunter; Pet Peeve: Teachers who think they know everything., Mick Margritz when he has the shop drill in reverse and can’t figure out why it won't drill a hole; Activities: Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4: Football 3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Female body inspector-since 7th grade. Susan Marie Seifer Age: 18; Nickname: Seif, Seifer number 1, Suzie; Ambition: To go to Chadron State College and become a kindergarten teacher, then marry and have a long happy life.; Pet Peeve: People who won’t let you forget your mistakes, coaches that have favorites.; Best memory from high school: November 1, 1983, the times I spend with Russ, senior get togethers.; Activities: Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Student Council President 4; Junior Class President 3; FHA 1,2; Senior Class Vice-President 4; Future Problem Solvers 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club President 4; Distinguished American High School Student 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Nebraska Council of Youth 4; Choir 1,2,3,4. Kenneth Douglas Gibbons Age: 18; Nickname: Gibby, Glip; Favorite Saying: I'm bored, Let’s party; Ambition: To live life to the fullest and do the best I can at whatever I decide to do, to settle down and be happy; Pet Peeve: People who think they know it all but really don’t. Jocks, lst-7th period. Stuck-up people; Best memory from high school: Getting out of school to go to work and not going all of the time; Activities: Gun Club 1,2.3,4. Camille Elizabeth Conrad Age: 17; Nickname: Beth, Condor, Comrad; Favorite Saying: I don’t know, and So, Say What!, Sounds good to me!; Ambition; To be rich, drive a nice car. To do good in whatever I do. Live in Denver (Rocky Mountains).; Pet Peeve: Sunday Mornings, Speeches, and most of all, Nebraska., Praying to the Porcelin God.; Best memory from high school: Seifer’s. Softball and all the games I attended with my friends., Parties!!, Going to Denver with Janice, Getting Ginger in trouble with Mr. Seism; Activities: Choir 1,2.3. 11 ★★★★★ ★ i ♦ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ + Seniors 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 £ 1. Camille Elizabeth Conrad 2. Craig Allen Winkenwerder 3. Kenneth Douglas Gibbons 4- Kristine Marie Headley 5- Allen Potter 6. Ginger Marie Wick ware 7. Thomas Scott Wilcox ♦ ♦ « « + « 12 In Appreciation.... We, the Senior Class of 1984, convey our appreciation to our parents for the love, understanding, forgiveness, encouragement, guidance, tolerance, and inspiration they have given us. Most of all, they have given of themselves by standing by our side as our friends as well as our parents. Thanks for being there and sharing our triumphs as well as helping us through the hardships life has shown us. For all this, and more, we express our appreciation. Don and Peggy Fleecs Paul and Irene Seifer Don and Anne Grubb Jay and Sandy Conrad Ben and Alice Winkenwerder Jack and Carmen Rickett Marjorie Goedert Tom and Linda Wilcox Margaret and Elwin Miller Dick and Ruth Lutz Lawrence and Carolyn Mueller John and Lee Sauer Rich and Fran Potter Rick and Sharron Parr Buzz Goedert Levon and Kathy Scott Charles and Diane Headley Clara Wickware Richard and Mary Gibbons Jack and Marlene Chamberlain Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1984, thank you for the many memorable years of friendship and for all the helpful advice you have always given so freely. We have learned many valuable lessons about ourselves and what we are capable of doing from you as a friend and teacher. There have been many times we’re sure you thought we might not make it this far, but you never seemed to lose confidence in what we might achieve. The closeness of our class has made our high school years much more enjoyable. Our class meetings always went so smoothly, and we always got a great many things accomplished such as our Prom. You’ve always had us working toward that goal from the first day that you became our sponsor. It turned out that it was more than anyone could hope for. Graduation may be a time for farewell, but never goodbye. We will always carry you and everything we've learned with us throughout our lives. For all this and more, Mr. Zulauf, we dedicate the 1984 LOG. Our best wishes to you in the future. Janice Marie Swedberg Age: 18; Nickname: Swede, Greedo, Janny; Favorite Saying: Yes., I’m bored., I don’t know., Let’s party.; Ambition: To get the most out of life and to be the best person I can possibly be, to have a well paying job, a good-looking husband and lots of kids and to live in the mountains in Colorado.; Pet Peeve: Sunday mornings, people that are your friends and then next turn around and talk about you behind your back.; Best memory from high school: Going to Denver with Conrad., Going to N.P. and chasing guys, and going to parties and never getting caught.; Activities: Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Youth Fellowship 3,4: Letter Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Choir 2,3,4; Band 1; Pep Club 1,2; Unanimous All Conference Volleyball 4. Ginger Marie Wickware Age: 17; Nickname: Ging; Favorite saying: ya?!, I don't know, So?! Let’s Party!!; Ambition: To become a ‘‘good’’ secretary or nurse, find a Rich man!, Drive a car that runs!; Pet Peeve: Small beds, Room 11, Things that take up my valuable time! (school), Staci Rickett on weekends. Fat, Sleeping with someone and not doing anything; Best Memory from High School: The weekends; Passing all my semester tests my senior year; Room 20; My summer at Deshler; Activities: Pep Club 1.2; Track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Letter Club 2,3,4; Choir 2. Mary Ellen Goedert Age: 17; Nickname: Mare; Favorite Saying: Be content with your lot, One can't be first in everything; Ambition: To be happy with my life and travel throughout the world; Pet Peeve: P.P. Fourth period English teachers, students who don’t study and teacners who don’t teach people who make “mistakes”; Best memory from high school: Sophomore year, Youth Fellowship ski trips, summer “83 , USAFA; Activities: Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society Vice-President 4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Student Council 1,4; Society of Distin- guished American High School Students 3,4; United Youth Fellowship 2,3,4; Letter Club 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Girls Stater 3. Thomas Scott Wilcox Age: 19; Nickname: Tommy, Tom, Willie; Favorite Saying: Hey Doode.. Premo. Ooooh.: Ambition: To get the most out of life, and to make mega bucks and a Camaro; Pet Peeve: People with big mouths and people who think they know everything. One class saying that they are better than your class; Best memory from high school: All my class mates, the party at Seifers; Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; Weights 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Letter Club 1,2,3; FHA 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Drama 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Speech Team 4. Alvin Eugene Miller Age: 18; Nickname: Alvie; Ambition: Get rich; Pet Peeve: Teachers and two faced people; Best memory from high school: Homecoming and Senior Party; Activities: Football 1, Basketball 3, FFA 1,2. 14 INancy Marie Seifer Age: 18: Nichnames: Seif, Nance, Jane; Favorite Saying: UP YOURS...You little brat...; Ambition: To work hard at the things I do, to get out of this town, and to make the people in my life as happy as I can; Pet Peeve: People who never let you forget your mistakes. Getting caught at senior parties, and members of the junior class that say they’re better than the seniors; Best memory from high school: The many friends I have made, getting crazy at school events, Playing sports, November 1, 1983, September 10, 1983 (the first day I met John Lee Lint), GRADUATION........; Activities: Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; FHA 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Society of Distinguished High School Students 3,4; Drill Team 1,2; Pep Club President 3; Cheerleader 4; Cheerleader Co-Captain 4; Drama 3; Girls Letter Club 2,3; Homecoming Candidate 1,2,3,4. Kristine Marie Headley Age: 18; Nickname: Heady, Kris; Favorite Saying: I heard that, Get out of my face; Ambition: Go to college, hopefully be an X-ray Tech, find a MAN, get married and live happily ever after; Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than everyone else, phony smiles. Class (Juniors) saying they are better than the Seniors; Best memory from high school: All my friends, Parties (Seifers), Dumbing around with Diane Grubb, Asked to sing at All-State try-outs. Staci R. hit Beth C. car; Activities: Pep Club 2,3,4; Drill Team 3; Vice-President for Pep Club 4; Secretary for Chorus 4: Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; FHA 1,2; Chorus 2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Weights 4: Track 4; Drama 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Speech Team 4. Stephen E. Parr Age: 18; Nickname: Parker, Peaky, Parrtender, and various others.; Favorite Saying: What a dude, You’re a goon, Seriously?; Ambition: To become rich and famous, find the perfect” woman, to buy a new car, and to find an aspect in life where I will actually use what I’ve learned in Sr. Math.; Pet Peeve: Green GTO’s, flashing red lights, cardboard surf boards, road ditches, un-opened bottles, hypocritical people, and ambitious employers.; Best memory from high school: The nights I find hard to remember, the times I didn’t get caught, all of my friends, golf meets, weekends, free time, and 3:22 p.m.. May 12, 1984; Activities: Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3; Class officer 1; Boys State Alternate 3; Youth Fellowship 4; Boy's Letter Club 1,2,3,1 4. Duane K. Scott Age: 18; Nickname: Dwinki; Favorite Saying: Hey, how’s it going?, Later dude. Pet Peeve: People who think they know everything, getting caught at a senior party and certain parents that are responsible for it. Ambition: To go to college and get my degree, to be successful, happy and make a lot of money! Organizations: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4; Band 1; Youth Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 2,3,4; Class President 1,2,4; Homecoming attendant 1,2; Boys State 3. Best memory from high school: Ski trips to Denver, Miss Reeves’ class, my friends and all the fun times. Randall Roy Chamberlain Age: 18; Nickname: Dingbat, Roy, Rand, Dingy; Favorite Saying: Otay, Whatever, Gee Meenies; Ambition: To go to the mountains somewhere and find happiness and the kind of job I like. Also to find a good looking wife; Pet Peeve: Walking in sewer water in the locker room and people who are your friends one minute and then turn their backs the next minute: Best memory from high school: Whenever we got out of school when it wasn’t planned. Getting to go down to Imperial to play golf with the varsity and when the football team went to Henderson and I was student manager; Activities: Golf 1,2,3,4; Football Student Manager 1.2.3: Basketball 1.2,3; Letter Club 3,4. 15 usan Seifer receives the Optimist Essay Award om Mr. Fastenau Irs. Beatty presents the Connie Holmstedt pelling Award to Tania Moore ir. Fulcher presents an Award to Megan ‘aulman _________________ Student Achievements Recognized VALEDICTORIAN: Duane Scott SALUTATORI AN: Mary Goedert TOP SCHOLASTIC AWARD: Stacy Margritz and Greg Nelson (7th grade) Tania Moore and Shawn Hoatson (8th grade) Stephanie Coker and Steve Binegar (9th grade) Holly Elfeldt and Matt Burklund (10th grade) Monica Zulauf and John Riddell (11th grade) RICHARD MARTINEZ MEMORIAL AWARD: Tania Moore AMERICAN LEGION AWARD: Susan Seifer D A R GOOD CITIZEN AWARD: Mary Goedert DANFORTH “I DARE YOU” AWARDS: Megan Paulman and John Riddell DRAMA: Kris Headley and Tom Wilcox SPEECH: Monica Zulauf and George Smith JOURNALISM I [NAUTICAL NEWS]: Pat Peters, Diane Grubb, George Smith, Kris Headley, Charles Ware, Ginger Nelson and Randy Chamberlain. JOURNALISM II [THE LOG]: Lisa Boggs, Ellen Hopping, Staci Rickett, Nancy Seifer, and Tom Wilcox. YEARBOOK ADVISER’S MEDAL: Nancy Seifer and Tom Wilcox OPTIMIST ORATORICAL AWARD: Charles Ware OPTIMIST ESSAY AWARD: Susan Seifer and Duane Scott CONNIE HOLMSTEDT SPELLING AWARD: Tania Moore and Tami Thompson DRAFTING AWARD: Holly Elfeldt WOODS AWARD: Scott Adkins WELDING AWARD: Mick Margritz BAUSCH AND LOMB AWARD: Duane Scott AMERICAN CHORAL AWARD: Jackie Sauer and Tom Wilcox JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AW ARD: Mary Goedert LOUIS ARMSTRONG JAZZ AWARD: Mindy Sandberg OUTSTANDING BANDSMAN: George Smith 98% CLUB AWARDS: Art-Holly Elfeldt Earth Science-Tania Moore 7th Grade Social Studies-Stacy Margritz 8th Grade Social Studies-Tania Moore 7th Grade English-Amy Goedert 8th Grade English-Tania Moore 7th Grade Math-Stacy Margritz and Greg Nelson Algebra I-Tania Moore Geometry-Holly Elfeldt Senior Math-Duane Scott Computer I-Monica Zulauf and Megan Paulman Computer Il-Steve Chamberlain TOP SAILORETTE AW ARD: Janice Swedberg (Volleyball) 17 Monica Zulauf Dawn Wisdom Lisa Wilcox George Smith John Riddell Megan Paulman Ginger Nelson Tori Miller Chuck Miller Aaron Martin Mick Margritz 18 Juniors Juniors Work Their Way To Top Motto: If you can dream it, you can achieve it. If you can imagine it, you can become it. Colors: Maroon and creme. Flower: Deep red rose with silver tips. Karleen Grauerholz tries to find a peaceful moment in the library. The Juniors worked hard this year trying to come up with the money for the Junior-Senior Prom. The first major money project they did was a slave sale which brought in over $630. The second major money making project the class did was their soup and sandwich supper held the night of the Sutherland-Paxton boys basketball game which brought in approximately $200. The Juniors came up with a little over $2000 for Prom. During Homecoming week the Juniors took third place overall. For Dress up day the Juniors came in second place. Theme day for the class was the Jousting Juniors which with their float brought them a second place rating. In the Song Contest the Juniors got a third place and in the Yell Contest the Juniors were able to bring in a third place. Scott Jones Johna Jochum Deborah Jobman Ellen iHopping Karleen Grauerholz Don Douglas Robyn Dancer Steve Chamberlain Craig Cook Bob Broberg Lisa Boggs Scott Adkins Karen Winkenwerder Charles Ware Jim Suhr Ronda Stiver Stephen Smith Diane Smith Crystal Seerley Julie Scott Charles Saunders Mindy Sandberg James Richter Pat Peters Shelley Nedrig Connie Mueller Dianna Morgan Sophomores Strive To Be On Top The Sophomore Class had a very busy year. They had Class officers are: (standing) Shawn Mcllnay, Jon Moore: several money making projects such as concessions at ball (seated) Holly Elfeldt, Kathy Evans, Mindy Sandberg, and games, singing telegrams and roses for [Valentines Day, and Shelly Funk, decorating the gym for the Homecoming Dance. The Class took second place honors in the Homecoming festivities. Everyone is looking forward to Prom next year. Jamie can’t find it in his locker, either. 20 r Karen Winkenwerter has a confused look on her face. Motto: Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. Flower: White carnation with burgandy tips. Colors: Burgandy and creme. Jim Hiatt is roaming the halls again! Sophomores Jon Moore Roger Miller Shawn Mellnay Matt Martinez Cindy King Jim Hiatt Robin Green Shelly Funk Liz Fleecs Robert Faling Kathy Evans Holly Elfeldt James Donoghue Matt Burklund 21 Mitch White Darren Wood Becky Vath Jody Trusty Lynn Thompson Doug Stiver Jana Smith Eric Ridenour Troy Rickett Mike Richter DeLynn Reitz Bob Pries Sherry Price Stacy Parr Gib McDaniel Lonnie Martinez Connie Martinez Suzi Larson Freshmen Begin High School Years Motto Flower Colors If you think you’re too small to do big things, then do small things in big ways. Red rose with silver tips. Red and silver. Freshman class officers: Suzi Larson, Lisa Facka, Jerre Fleecs, Connie Martinez, Steve Binegar, Stephanie Coker, Lon- nie Martinez. 22 Freshmen Four Freshman Drill Team members try to show off their abilities to balance pom poms and stand on one foot. Cavemen have a tribal gather- ing before Homecoming activi- ties start. Freshmen started the year with a bang as they jefeated the upperclassmen during Homecoming Week by winning First Place. Dress-up Day saw The Freshmen as cavemen and brought them first place. They tied for first place in the song contest with the theme song from the Flintstones. The class took a second place ranking in the Yell Contest. The float with a homemade” dinasour put the Freshmen ahead with first place to win the overall Homecom- ing class competition. For money making projects, the 9th graders sold spice and cake decorator shakers, as well as concessions at ball games. The largest class in the high school are well on their way. No need to say good luck to the Freshmen! Jeana Johnson Gale Hopping Jodi Hoatson Shanna Hankins Robert Hafer Stephanie Green Dirk Gray Cory Funk Darin Fosbinder Jon Fleecs Jerre Fleecs Lisa Facka Dale Douglas Stephanie Coker Dee Brunner Dyane Boggs Steve Binegar 23 Students Receive Honors During the year, several SHS students received honors both in and out of school. The LOG photographer caught some of these people for pictures. Students-of-the-Month (pictured lower right corner) selected by the Student Council were: Monica Zulauf and Scott Jones; Julie Scott and Matt Burklund; Stephanie Coker and Dirk Gray; Diane Grubb and Ken Gibbons; Lisa Wilcox and Scott Adkins; Mindy Sandberg and James Donoghue; Suzi Larson and Steve Binegar; and Diane Grubb and Steve Parr. Two girls will travel with Lisa Wilcox going to Mexico during the summer and Shelly Nedrig (lower left corner) spending next year in Australia. Selected for Girls and Boys State were: Dawn Wisdom and Lisa Boggs; Scott Adkins and Scott Jones. Selected for All-State Music were Ellen Hopping, Don Douglas, Scott Jones, and Dawn Wisdom. Representing SHS at the Nebraska Council of Youth were Lisa Wilcox. Megan Paulman, Karleen Grauerholz, George Smith, Monica Zulauf, and Scott Jones. 25 Tough Season For Sailorettes The Sailorettes finished out their season with a 7 win and 12 loss record. There were a number of players with outstanding statistics. Janice Swedberg received unanimous SPVA All Conference honors. Janice was also the leading spiker for the Sailorettes with 256 of 301 for 85%, with 116 aces. This was the highest spiking percentage in years for the Sailors. Jackie Sauer was the leading setter with 364 of 381 for 95.9% and 77 sets for spike aces. Mindy Sandberg was the leading server with 153 of 170 for 90% with 37 aces. The Sailorettes will be losing six starters, but are looking forward to a challenging season next year. Varsity and Junior Varsity. Starting with bottom row, left to right: Monica Zulauf, Jackie Sauer, Janice Swedberg, Susan Seifer, Nancy Seifer, Diane Grubb, Staci Rickett, Ellen Hopping. Second Row: Holly Elfeldt, Julie Scott, Dawn Wisdom, Megan Paulman, Kathy Evans, Cindy King, Chris Seerley, Diana Morgan. Top Row: Mr. Soderholm, Tori Miller, Johna Jochum, Shelly Funk, Karleen Grauerholz, Mindy Sandberg, Liz Fleecs, Shelly Nedrig. Freshmen, bot- tom row, left to right: Sherry Pri ce, Connie Mar- tinez, DeLynn Reitz, Suzi Lar- son, Jeana John- son, Jody Trusty. Top Row: Lisa Facka, Stephanie Coker, Shanna Hankins, Miss Reeves, Dee Bru- nner, Jodi Hoat- son, Becky Vath, Jana Smith. 26 Letter winners are from left to right top tow: Janice Swedberg, Jackie Sauer, Megan Paulinan. Button row: Johna Jochum, Ellen Hopping, Monica Zulauf, Mindy Sandberg. Volleyball Opponent Paxton Oshkosh Hershey Mid Plains Tournament St. Pats Anselmo Merna Paxton Tournament Arthur Paxton Chappell Imperial Maxwell Tournament Maxwell North Platte J.V. Medicine Valley SPVA Tournament Imperial St. Pats Grant St. Pats Grant Wallace Districts Benkelman Us Won Lost Won Lost Lost Won Won Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost 1510,1115,815 VOL LEYBAL 27 Long Season for Young Sailors WINS Stapleton 57-50 Wallace 41-33 Wheatland 32-21 Paxton 46-35 JUNIOR VARSITY 4 WINS - 8 LOSSES LOSSES Imperial 60-30 Paxton 30-29 NP St. Pats 63-32 Arnold 45-36 Grant 62 33 Hershey 60-32 Benkelman 53-42 NP St. Pats 62-31 Pictured to the left are hardworking student managers Trampas Osborne and Scott Jochum. Pictured below is Junior Varisty going from left to right-Lonnie Martinez. Eric Ride- nour, Matt Burkland, Doug Stiver, Mitch White, Dirk Gray, Cory Funk, Troy Rickett, Robert Hafer, Gale Hopping. 28 The 1983-84 season was long for the Sailors with a 7-9 record. Although splitting the non-conference games with 5 apiece, SPVA Conference play saw only 2 wins against 4 losses. One bright spot is that the Sailors are losing only one senior while next years’ team will have four seniors, two juniors, and two sophomores plus they are expected to pick up some talented freshmen. WINS Paxton 62-38 Oshkosh 73-55 Hershey 45-43 Wallace 63-51 Wheatland 52-51 Wauneta 56-42 Paxton 66-46 VARSITY 7 WINS 9 LOSSES LOSSES •Imperial 64-50 NP St. Pats 70-44 Arnold 55-54 •Grant 77-41 •Benkelman 53-52 Stapleton 82-57 NP St. Pats 85-53 ••Benkelman 61-49 Benkelman 68-62 Letterwinners Duane Scott Scott Adkins Bob Broberg (SPVA All Conference) Scott Jones John Riddell Robert Faling Shawn Mcllnay Dale Douglas Darin Fosbindei Pictured at left is Varsity going from left to right- Scott Jones, Aaron Mar- tin, Bob Broberg, Duane Scott, Don Douglas, Coach Scott Clark, Scott Adkins, Robert Faling, Steve Chamberlain, Shawn Mc- llnay, John Riddell. Kneeling are-Dale Doug- las and Darin Fosbinder. SPVA Conference Teams •• SPVA Conference Tournament •••District Tournament 29 Record Setting Season This years girls basketball team set four records: best Field Goal percentage against Imperial, 45%; best free throw percentage against Wauneta, 73%; lowest scoring game was against Benkelman. 20 to 26; and Nancy Seifer set a new record with 11 assists against Chappell. The team ended the season with a record of 11-7. They worked very hard, and had a lot of tough and disappointing games. The team was 4th in regular season and SPVA tournament. Janice Swedberg was selected for All Conference, and Nancy Seifer was chosen for Honorable Mention All Conference. The hopes for a better season next year looks good with 6 letterwinners returning. Junior Varsity: Kneeling left to right: Sherry Price, Stephanie Green, Connie Martinez, Standing left to right: Stephanie Coker, Jody Trusty, Jodi Hoatson, Dee Brunner, Lisa Wilcox, Shelly Funk, Stacey Parr, Lisa Facka, Dyane Boggs, Coach Reeves. 31 St. Pat’s 26 37 Paxton 34 42 Maxwell 39 29 Oshkosh 44 42 Hershey 24 23 Wallace 15 28 Grant 43 34 Ogallala 30 20 Benkelman 26 53 Imperial 29 31 Grant 46 32 Oshkosh 41 52 Chappell 49 143 Imperial 29 38 Madrid 39 46 Wauneta 32 40 Paxton 19 24 Benkelman 39 SPVA District 30 Letter Winners are: Top Row: Janice Swedberg, Mary Goedert, Nancy Seifer, Megan Paulman, second row: Johna Jochum, Mindy Sandberg, Holly Elfeldt, Shelly Nedrig, Crystal Seerley. Varsity: front row Coach Seism left to right: Nancy Seifer, Ellen Hopping, Tori Miller, Mindy Sandberg, Johna Jochum, Shelly Nedrig, Janice Swedberg, Holly Elfeldt. Second row left to right: Crystal Seerley, Mary Goed- ert, Megan Paulman, Liz Fleecs. 31 Much Experience Gained Through Season The Sailors struggled through an 0-8 football season. Much experience was gained by the young men and with only 1 senior letterman the outlook for next year is brighter. Scott Jones was selected as an all-conference wide receiver despite breaking his foot in the 6th game of the year. Bob Broberg was an honorable mention selection as a linebacker. Scott Jones also broke a school record for longest kick-off return for a touchdown with an 88 yard return against Bertrand. Bottom row, L to R: Cory Funk, Jerre Fleecs, Gale Hopping, Jon Fleecs, Darin Fosbinder, Dale Douglas, Eric Ridenour, Troy Rickett, Mike Richter, Second row: Dirk Gray, Shawn Mcllnay, John Riddell, Scott Jones, Matt Martinez, Mick Margritz, Matt Burklund, Steve Smith, Lynn Thompson, Doug Stiver, Charles Ware. Third row: Coach Clark, Aaron Martin, Steve Parr, Joe Fleecs, Chuck Miller, Jim Suhr, Scott Adkins, Allen Potter, Donnie Douglas, Bob Broberg, Robert Faling, James Donoghue, Coach Seism. Letter winners. Bottom (L to R): Aaron Martin, row: Robert Faling, Joe Fleecs, Scott Adkins, Dale Douglas, Matt Martinez, John Riddell, Scott Allen Potter, Donnie Douglas, Bob Broberg, Jones, Shawn Mcllnay, Darin Fosbinder, Second Chuck Miller, Doug Stiver. The Weight Club had a large turn out with 23 people. There were five from the Junior High in the weight room follow- ing the leadership of four Seniors and two Juniors. Two Seniors went to the Nebraska State Class “B Powerlifting Championships on March 17 at McCook. The two Seniors, Joe Fleecs and Tom Wilcox, didn’t bring home a medal but gained valuable experience and enjoyed the competition. The weight room is going to be updated with a new hip sled and other weight equipment which is partly paid for by the Sutherland Booster Club. Pictured from left to right: top; Mick Margritz, Joe Fleecs; second row top; Mike Richter, Jon Fleecs, Chuck Miller, Bob Pries, Lynn Thompson, Greg Nel- son, Jim Suhr; Bottom row; Ginger Nelson, Kris Headley, Chad Morgan, Steve Binegar, Jerre Fleecs, James Donoghue, Jason Main, Jamie Richter; Kneeling in front; Diane Grubb, Charles Ware, Tom Wilcox, Darrel Douglas, Matt Martinez, Larry Baker, Coach Broberg. Weight Club goes for Strength and Power 33 Boys Track Looks to Future Back row left to right: Eric Ridenour, Jon Fleecs, Mitch White, Tom Wilcox, Jim Suhr, Robert Faling, Bob Broberg, Steve Binegar. Scott Adkins. Middle row: Coach Daryl Broberg. Matt Burklund, Matthew Martinez, Aaron Martin, Darin Fosbinder, James Donoghue, Scott Jones, Chuck Miller, Doug Stiver, Coach Mike Troxel. Front row: Cory Funk, Jerre Fleecs, Shawn Mcllnay, Troy Rickett, Dale Douglas, Charles Ware, Student Manager Jackie Sauer. 34 Girls Track Builds Team Although the Sutherland girls and boys track teams had their best times and distances this season at the district meet, no one qualified for the state meet. According to Coach Broberg, this was the first time in 22 years that the Sailors were not represented at state. Coach Soderholm reported that the Sailorettes turned in the best times of the year, but competition was particularly tough at the district meet. The Boys finished 12'A points behind the first place team while the girls were only 5 points behind the first place winners. Both teams show great potential for the coming years. There were only 3 seniors participating in track this season; Diane Grubb and Kris Headley for the girls and Tom Wilcox on the boys team. High school girls track Left to right front row: Lisa Facka, DeLynn Reitz, Coach Reeves, Stephanie Green, Jeana Johnson. Back row: Holly Elfeldt, Mindy Sandberg, Kathy Evans, Liz Fleecs, Coach Soderholm, Diane Grubb, Megan Paulman, g- Stephanie Coker, Kris Headley. The golf team placed eighth at the state meet which was held in Nelson. They qualified by winning second place at the District 3 meet. The Sailors finished fifth in the SPVA Golf Meet and second in their own Invitational. Members going to state were: Rob Hafer, Dirk Gray. Don Douglas. Jon Moore and Randy Chamberlain. Golfers Swing Golf Team Left to right back row: Craig Winkenwerder, Jon Moore, Donnie Douglas, Dirk Gray, Steve Chamberlain, Randy Chamberlain. Front row: Gale Hopping, Coach Hafer, Rob Hafer. 36 37 Lisa Boggs watches as Holly Elfeldt tries to golf. Ellen Hopping listens as George Smith explains the primative language of ROCK. STUDENTS BRING LIFE TO Students brought characters alive during the 1983-84 school year simply by reading some lines with a dramatic flair. The students were participating in the Bag Lunch Theater and the Three One Acts. Presentations of the first semester were “The Golfer , The 2000 Year Old Man , and The Copper Clapper Caper”. The second semester entertainment was “Out the Window”. The Storm”, and “Unhand Her You Villian . All the plays were coordinated and directed by John Mosher. The cast members for all the productions were: Lisa Bdggs, Holly Elfeldt, Dawn Wisdom, Monica Zulauf, Ellen Hopping, George Smith, Jana Smith, Jon Moore, Tom Wilcox, Jodi Hoatson, Karen Winkenwerder, Robert Faling, Charles Ware and Susan Seifer. Monica Zulauf tries to explain to Dawn Wisdom how her copper clappers were stolen. Jon Moore (the Villian) has been shot. But by whom? Dawn Wisdom explains to her mother (Jana Smith) that she has learned a lot in her schooling. CHARACTERS Tom Wilcox is trying to cover for himself for pushing his own mother (Kris Headley) out the window. ■ ♦ SHS Shares An Evening With The Gods Sophomores assisting with the prom were Jon Moore, Julie Scott, Holly Elfeldt, and Shawn Mcllnay. Many memories were shared by members of the Junior and Senior classes at this year's prom. It was held at the North Platte Elks Club on May 5th. The theme this year was “An Evening With the Gods.” The Club was decorated in three shades of blue with Roman pillars, Greek wall murals and a small bridge complete with a pond and lily pads. Mistress of Ceremonies was Dawn Wisdom. The invocation was given by Megan Paulman. Kris Headley and Charles Mueller gave the Senior wills and Class prophecies were read by Scott Adkins and John Riddell. The Senior thank-you was given by Duane Scott. King and Queen were Steve Parr and Janice Swedberg and Junior attendants were Lisa Wilcox and Scott Adkins. Music for the dance was provided by Redd Tag Special. The music ended at 1 a.m., but the fun continued with a breakfast and movies at the Golf Course Club House. Junior attendants Scott Adkins and Lisa Wilcox flank King Steve Parr and Queen Janice Swedberg. Graduation Twenty-one seniors took their leave of Sutherland High School on Saturday afternoon. May 12, at graduation ceremonies held on the football field. Salutatorian Mary Goedert told her classmates, “We are on our way to becoming adults. It is now time to go on to the next phase of our lives. Duane Scott, valedictorian, reminded the purple and lavender clad seniors that, “Success comes one step at a time and we have just completed the first step. Guest speaker was Dr. Lyle Young, Professor of Engineering Mechanics at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. He told the class and guests that people are basically in two groups, the drifters and the doers. He said the drifters fail to take charge of their own affairs while the doers act to steer a course with much less uncertainty; they set goals. According to Dr. Young, “To be a doer, we need to recognize a need, define the problem, identify alternative solutions, and choose the best solution.” Diane Grubb read a letter of congratulations from Governor Robert Kerrey. Mac McCain sang Cool Change” and Do You Know Where You’re Going To? as he accompanied himself on the guitar. Following the ceremonies, many receptions were held at various homes to honor the new graduates. Salutatorian Mary Goedert receives her dip- loma from School Board President Don Fleecs. Don Grubb, secretary of the board, presents the diploma to Duane Scott, Valedictorian. Although we cannot change the past, we look into the future with hope and take pride in ourselves today. STACI RICKETT Mistress of Ceremonies (Photo courtesy Courier-Times) Graduation The 1984 ceremonies were held on the new football field and track complex. Graduates and family sat on the field while friends used the regular bleachers. Graduation —First Step For The Future Guidance Counselor William Fulcher announced scholar- ship winners as a part of the graduation ceremonies. Bonnie Reichenberg presented a $750 Shelter Insurance Foundation Scholarship to Mary Goedert. First alternate is Janice Swedberg. Tom Poltack. President of the Sutherland Optimist Club, presented $250 Optimist Scholarships to Susan Seifer and Duane Scott. Other winners were: Mid-Plains Academic Scholarship - Duane Scott and Ken Gibbons. Mid-Plains Contest Scholarship - Janice Swedberg. PepsiCola Student Council $200 Scholarship - Susan Seifer. Lions Club $200 Scholarship - Janice Swedberg. 1st alternate Allen Potter, 2nd alternate Ginger Wickware. Chamber of Commerce $200 Scholarship - Susan Seifer, 1st alternate Mary Goedert, 2nd alternate Allen Potter. American Legion and Auxiliary $300 Scholarship - Allen Potter, 1st alternate Steve Parr, 2nd alternate Ken Gibbons. OPT $200 Scholarship - Ken Gibbons, 1st alternate Susan Seifer, 2nd alternate Mary Goedert, Harvey and Geraldine Applegate $400 Scholarship - Charles Mueller. Golden Eagle Chadron State College $200 Scholarship - Susan Seifer. McCook Community College $400 Tuition Scholarships - Diane Grubb, Staci Rickett and Nancy Seifer. Scholarship winners Ken Gibbons, Duane Scott, Charles Mueller, Janice Swedberg, Staci Rickett, Mr. Fulcher, Susan Seifer, Mary Goedert, Nancy Seifer, and Diane Grubb. Nautical News Wins State Honors For the second year, Sutherland placed third in the Class C Division of the Nebraska High School Press Association’s annual state contest. Individual winners were Pat Peters, first place in editorial cartooning; George Smith, second place in editorial writing; Diane Grubb, second place in feature writing; and Kris Headley, second place in sports writing. Pat Peters and George Smith were among the top ten finalists in interclass competition, qualifying for competition in the state journalism championship finals held in Lincoln. The Nautical News changed from a newspaper format to a newsmagazine during the year with each issue featuring a specific topic. Staff members are shown gathered around the computer and printer used in production of the Nautical News. Left to right, Charles Ware, Kris Headley, Randy Chamberlain, Ginger Nelson, George Smith and Adviser Mr. Mosher. Seated are Pat Peters and Diane Grubb. 45 National Honor Society Gains Eight new members were tapped into National Honor Society during the annual induction ceremony held at an all-school assembly. The new members are: Lisa Boggs, Scott Jones. Dawn Wisdom, John Riddell, Megan Paulman, Steve Chamberlain, Aaron Martin, and Monica Zulauf. They were selected for scholarship, service, and character. In March, the Club held a Book Fair for the school. With the money raised, they bought books for the Elementary Library and elementary class rooms. The members also had dinner at the American Legion Club. Eight Photo below, left to right: Nancy Seifer, Scott Jones. Steve Chamberlain, Susan Seifer, Duane Scott. Dawn Wisdom, Mr. Fulcher. Second row, left to right: John Riddell, Lisa Boggs, Megan Paulman, Mary Goedert, Aaron Martin, and Monica Zulauf. 46 Photo at left: Megan Paulman is busy filling out forms for the Book Fair. Bottom photo, left to right: the senior members, Duane Scott, Mary Goedert, Nancy Seifer and Susan Seifer are hard at work during the Book Fair. 47 Concert Band Back Row: Dyane Boggs, Jamie Richter, Gale Hopping, Bob Broberg, Jim Suhr, Dawn Wisdom, Miss Damrow. Third row: Dirk Gray, Rob Hafer, Dale Douglas, Shawn Mcllnay, Jon Moore, Jeana Johnson, Shelly Nedrig, Lynn Thompson, Mindy Sandberg, Lisa Boggs, Jodi Hoatson, Stephanie Coker, Suzi Larson. Third row: Ellen Hopping, Becky Vath, Jana Smith, Karen Winkenwerder, Craig Winkenwerder, Holly Elfeldt, George Smith, Johna Jochum, Tori Miller. Front row: Mary Goedert, Megan Paulman, Kathy Evans, Diane Smith, Monida Zulauf. Not pictured: Liz Fleecs. Concert Band Gives Popular Performances Miss Damrow blows a few hot licks with the pep band. 48 The Pep Band and alumni help boost the team spirit. Stage and Pep Bands Get Involved Band Officers - standing, Tori Miller, Vice President; George Smith, President; Johna Jochum, Secretary; Kathy Evans. Student Council; and in front. Dawn Wisdom, Treasurer. Stage Band Top Row: Stephanie Coker, George Smith, Mindy Sandberg, Shelly Nedrig, Suzi Larson. Third row: Dirk Gray, Rob Hafer, Dale Douglas, Jon Moore, Shawn Mcllnay, Miss Damrow. Second row: Jeana Johnson, Dawn Wisdom, Tania Moore. Front row: Bob Broberg, Kathy Evans. Goodbye Mr. Weishoar During Mr. Gary Weishaar’s time at Sutherland High School, he helped our choir grow better as each year went by. He’s been at Sutherland for 5 years as our choir director and we were proud to say, “He's our Choir Director.” But now you are going, and we will all miss you very dearly. To you Mr. Weishaar, we dedicate this poem. OUR GIFT TO YOU To reach up to the stars at night And swing across the sky- That’s just one thing we dream to do Before the day we die. If we could buy those stars we see And tie them in a bow, They would be our gift to you As you deserve them so. With face and eyes as kind as yours And the joy you bring to us. With little talks that help us out, Our friend you'll always be. At times it’s hard to say such words To a person in his sight, But the words we wish to say to you Are in the sky at night. May God Bless You Always and Good Luck. Love, your 1983-84 High School Choir Choir Does Well I at Contest The Sutherland High School has something to be proud of this year. Under the direction of Mr. Gary Weishaar, the choir received a II (excellent) rating at District Music Contest at Hastings College in Hastings, NE. The choir also took a road trip to the Green Mountain Methodist Church in Denver, Colorado, on March 17 and 18. These groups received a I at the District Contest: Dawn Wisdom - Girl’s High voice solo Ellen Hopping - Girl’s Medium voice solo Megan Paulman - Girl's Low voice solo Swing Choir Mixed Octet These groups received a II at the District Contest: George Smith - Boy’s High voice solo Jodi Hoatson - Girl’s Low voice solo Girl’s Sextet Choir Boy’s Octet The Madrigal, in its first year of existence, received a III. Mr. Weishaar and the Choir deserve a big HAND. 50 Pictured left to right, back row; Craig Winkenwerder, Tom Wilcox, Jerre Fleecs, Darin Fosbinder, Doug Stiver, Aaron Martin, Charles Mueller, John Riddell, Joe Fleecs. Donnie Douglas, Scott Adkins, Matthew Martinez, Jon Moore, Lynn Thompson, Eric Ridenour, Lonnie Martinez. 3rd row; Lisa Boggs, Johna Jochum, Lisa Facka, Bob Broberg, Steve Binegar, Troy Rickett, Dale Douglas, Cory Funk, Mike Richter, Gale Hopping, Rob Hafer, Jon Fleecs, Shawn Mcllnay, George Smith, Scott Jones, Charles Ware, Holly Elfeldt, Megan Paulman, Janice Swedberg. 2nd row; Ellen Hopping, Dawn Wisdom, Tori Miller, Cindy King, Staci Rickett, Nancy Seifer, Karen Winkenwerder, Lisa Wilcox, DeLynn Reitz, Shelley Nedrig, Dee Brunner, Diane Grubb. Kris Headley, Stephanie Coker, Dianna Morgan, Mindy Sandberg, Jodi Hoatson, Beth Conrad. Ginger Nelson. Front row; Becky Vath, Sherri Price, Connie Martinez, Jackie Sauer, Diane Smith, Kathy Evans, Jeana Johnson, Stephanie Green, Dyane Boggs, Shelly Funk. Crystal Seerley, Jody Trusty, Susan Seifer, Monica Zulauf, Suzi Larson, Jana Smith, Director Mr. Gary Weishaar. Not pictured Liz Fleecs. SWING CHOIR Front row; Holly Elfeldt, Gale Hopping, Dawn Wisdom, George Smith, Jackie Sauer, Scott Jones, Kathy Evans. Middle row; Nancy Seifer, Rob Hafer, Staci Rickett, Don Douglas, Monica Zulauf, Shawn Mcllnay. Back row; Diane Grubb, Dale Douglas, Megan Paulman, Tom Wilcox, Kris Headley, Bob Broberg, Ellen Hopping, Jon Moore. 51 Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS Monica...District Representative Dawn.....President Megan....Secretary Connie...Treasurer Lisa W...Vice President George...Student Council Future Homemakes of America (back row): Diane Smith. Jody Trusty, Jeana Johnson, Jana Smith, Jodi Hoatson, DeLynn Reitz, Dianna Morgan, Karen Winkenwerder. (Middle row): Sherry Price, Lisa Wilcox, Megan Paulman, George Smith, Monica Zulauf, Connie Mueller, and Mrs. Zulauf, adviser. Seated is Dawn Wisdom. 52 FUTURE PROBLEM SOLVERS CONQUER MAJOR WORLD PROBLEMS The 1983-84 Future Problem Solvers team consisted of 5 members. Veterans George Smith, Scott Jones, Susan Seifer, and Monica Zulauf were joined by new member DeLynn Reitz. The problems assigned to be solved this year dealt with Electronic Games, Prisons, and Lasers. Changes in rules made the program more structural and competitive. The purpose of the program is to encourage creative thinking by brainstorming group solutions to theoretical problems. The Future Problem Solvers program is a state wide competition among all sizes of schools with the State Bowl held in Kearney. Winners of the State Bowl in each grade level compete in the National Bowl against winning teams from the 50 states. Pictured below are from left to right: Monica Zulauf, Megan Paulman, Susan Seifer, George Smith, Scott Jones. Not pictured are DeLynn Reitz and advisor Marvin Zulauf. 53 Sailor Spirit Showers School Activities Members of the Pep Club are: (top row) Stephanie Coker, Suzi Larson, Connie Martinez, Dyane Boggs, Julie Scott, Cindy King, Tori Miller, Megan Paulman, Ellen Hopping, Monica Zulauf, Jodi Hoatson, Lisa Boggs. Second row: Diane Grubb, Nancy Seifer, Rhonda Stiver, Mary Goedert, Shelly Funk, Shelley Nedrig, Liz Fleecs, Dee Brunner. Lisa Wilcox, Holly Elfeldt, Stephanie Green, Becky Vath, Johna Jochum, Mindy Sandberg. Third row: Staci Rickett, Diane Smith, Dianna Morgan, Crystal Seerley, Jody Trusty. Sherry Price, DeLynn Reitz, Lisa Facka, Jana Smith, Jeana Johnson, Dawn Wisdom. Botton row: Kathy Evans, Jackie Sauer, and Susan Seifer. The Cheerleaders are shown in the bottom picture. On top is Diane Grubb, and on the bottom (left to right) are: Nancy Seifer, Dawn Wisdom, Staci Rickett, Mindy Sandberg, and Johna Jochum. 54 The spirit was alive in the Sutherland High School this year with the aid of the Pep Club. Under the direction of a new adviser, Miss Jeanette Damrow, they carried out many activities. Some activities were: Guardian Angels for the football team during Homecoming Week when the boys were treated to goodies, had their lockers decorated, and were revealed by something that was embarrassing to them. The Pep Club also provided decorations for the All-Sports banquet: decorated atheletes lockers throughout the year; made pep posters; conducted pep rallies; as well as provided spirit at the games. SAILOR SPIRIT The Pep Club Officers are shown in the top picture: Jackie Sauer, Treasurer; Kathy Evans, Secretary; Susan Seifer, President; Bottom Picture, going from left to right, top row: Dyane Boggs, Tori Miller (Co-captain), Stephanie Coker, Julie Scott, Monica Zulauf (Captain), kneeling: Ellen Hopping, Connie Martinez, Megan Paulman, Suzi Larson, Lisa Boggs, seated: Cindy King, Jodi Hoatson. D R I 55 LETTER CLUBS ? JOIN TOGETHER The Boys’ and Girl’s Letter Clubs were combined this year and a few new money making projects were initiated. A Freshmen volleyball tournament and a Freshmen basketball tournament were sponsored by the “S” Club and were both huge successes. The money raised from the tournaments and the other projects taken on by the lettermen was used to purchase new carpet for the weight room and other needed additions to the athletic environ- ment of the school. Mr. Soderholm and Mr. Seism were the sponsors of the newly combined club. Front Row; Left to right: Aaron Martin, Monica Zulauf, Holly Elfeldt, Kathy Evans, Jon Moore. Second row: Mary Goedert Mmdy Sandberg, Jackie Sauer, Janice Swedberg, Megan Paulman’ Ton Miller Dawn Wisdom, Julie Scott, johna Jochum Third row;' Mau Buri.iL Th Jdhn Ridd' - R“d!' Ch.mb.rl.in, g’ Mmer- s'°11 Assemblies Provide Entertainment For Students Throughout Year The 1983-84 Speech Team was a tremendously successful group under the direction of John Mosher. They competed in several meets held at Imperial, Grant, North Platte, SPVA at Oshkosh, and Districts at Mid-Plains. Individuals earning superiors at District and going to State contest in Lincoln were: George Smith (entertainment speaking), the duet acting team consisting of Monica Zulauf and George Smith, and Holly Elfeldt (extemporaneous speaking). Mr. Mosher felt this was a very successful year and is looking forward to a good team next year as many of the speakers will return. From left to right at top: Mindy Sandberg, Monica Zulauf, Tom Wilcox, Kris Headley, Lisa Boggs, Jon Moore; Bottom row: Ellen Hopping, Megan Paulman, George Smith, Dawn Wisdom, Karen Winkenwerder, Charles Ware, Dianna Morgan, Holly Elfeldt; kneeling is Coach Mosher. George Smith gives a speech on Commercials. His speech received a 4th place medal at the state meet. 58 “Drop my shorts?” exclaims George Smith when Monica Zulauf tells him to drop his shorts in their duet acting which went to the State meet in Lincoln. to State Meet Holly Elfeldt looks through her pile of news magazines for information on her topic for extemporaneous speaking. Holly used her talents to take her to Lincoln for the State meet. The Drama team consisting of Karen Winkenwerder, Holly Elfeldt, Kris Headley, Ellen Hopping, and Tom Wilcox received a superior rating at the District meet with their cutting of Thorton Wilder’s “Our Town. 59 Faculty COOKS Gege Roberts Virginia Rcfior Delores Crosby SECRETARIES Lori Broge Bernie Kenton ADMINISTRATION Terry Hafer Secondary Principal Michael Cunning Superintendent William Fulcher Guidance Lyn Johnson Elementary 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 Band 60 Scott Clark Physical Education Marvin Zulauf Science Barbara 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 Choir Marlene Chamberlain Special Education Sheri Schneider Spanish RESOURCE Virginia Wisdom Reading Aide Gerry Kennedy Title I Kathy Richter Math Aide Betty Nunnally Special Ed Aide CUSTODIANS Gordon Reichenberg Harry Mohr Bryce Cody Stella Cody 61 Yearbook Staff Labors to Bind Many Memories Together The 1983-84 LOG Staff worked very hard to put out a good yearbook. They were led by two veterans, seniors Tom Wilcox and Nancy Seifer. Senior Staci Rickett and juniors Lisa Boggs and Ellen Hopping completed the staff. Mr. Tibbits is the adviser to THE LOG. Tom Wilcox had three of his pictures selected for entry in two categories in the State Journalism contest. In addition to designing and putting the book together, the yearbook staff helped with all picture days, sold ads, took pictures, and gathered information. They also held a cake raffle, sold annuals, and had a picture sale to help defray costs of the book. From getting the pictures, to writing the copy, these hard working people have seen this book through to the end. Pictured below (left to right): Lisa Boggs, Ellen Hopping, Mr. Tibbits, and Staci Rickett. Reclining are Tom Wilcox and Nancy Seifer. 63 8th Grade Ready For High School This year the 8th grade has taken a new direction in their money raising activities. The class held a lawn cleanup day to raise money for their treasury. It turned out to be a very successful class venture. For the class’s enjoyment they went to Godfathers Pizza, then to the Galaxy Skate Center for a fun filled evening. Class officers are: starting left to right on bottom, Mindi Rasby, Tanie Moore, on top, Michelle Comer and Shawn Hoatson. Larry Baker Charles Coffman Michelle Comer Lane Dancer Matt Dancer Tammi Donoghue Michael Faling David Grubb Jeff Hoatson Shawn Hoatson Mike Jensen Della Jochum Jeff Manary Tanie Moore Joey Mower Christina Munoz Michelle Paulman Lisa Potter Bobby Prokopf Mindi Rasby Toni Richards Rogina Ridenour Gerri Tausan Jeffrey Ware Matthew Ware 64 Steve Facka Rhonda Forden Amy Goedert Cliff Goodman Shane Halcott Chalk Hankins Jennifer Jochum Judy Jones Jason Main Stacy Margritz Deric McConnell Chad Morgan Greg Nelson Anna Ogg Denise Osborn Shauna Price Robin Reich Sean Land Andy Scott Laurie Slinde Jeani Tausan Dena Troxel Dean Trusty GIANT STEP FOR SEVENTH GRADERS The class of 89 views 7th grade as a stepping stone to a successful high school career. Their goal for the year was to establish a firm financial basis and develop strong relationships with their fellow classmates. Their ability to under take new things is very good. The class studied Parliamentary procedure, so they could learn how to run effective class meetings for future use in laying plans for their high school career. 05 Class officers pictured are: Greg Nelson, Jennifer Jochum, Stacey Margritz JR.HIGH SPORTS... Football Back row-Matt Dancer, Jeff Manary, Lane Dancer, Larry Baker, David Grubb, Jeff Hoatson, Shawn Hoatson, Coach Mike Troxel. Middle row-Dean Trusty, Sean Land, Charles Coffman, Bob Prokopf, Steve Facka, Joey Mower, Mike Jensen, Greg Nelson. Front Row-Chalk Hankins, Matt Ware, Jay Elfeldt, Chad Morgan, Andy Scott, Jason Main, Darrel Douglas, Cliff Goodman. THE TEAMS OF THE FUTURE. Volleyball Front Row-Robyn Reich, Toni Richards, Della Jochum, Stacy Margritz, Shawna Price, Mich- elle Paulman. Michelle Comer, Tammi Donoghue, Laurie Slinde. Coach Art Soderholm. Back Row-Amy Goedert, Rogina Ridenour, Mindi Rasby, Jenni- fer Jochum, Tania Moore, Dena Troxel, Denise Osborn, Rhonda Forden, Anna Ogg, Judy Jones. 66 It’s not always the team with the highest score that wins the game, but the team who plays it right. According to the Junior high coaches this year truer words could not have been spoken. The volleyball team was not concerned about winning the game but in playing it right. Coach Sodcrholm feels that in Jr. High you should learn the basics and be ready to play the game when you enter high school. The football team was another story. Finishing with an impressive 4-1 record, the team under the direction of Coach Troxel seemed to have the word win on their minds. The Girls Basketball team did not have a winning record but Coach Rush felt they learned alot and is looking forward to next year. The “A” team had a 3-5 record and the B” team had an 0-6 record. The Junior High boys basketball team had a winning season this year. The 7th grade finished with a 4-2 record while the 8th graders had an impressive 5-3 record. Basketball 1st Row-Coach Scott Clark, Bob Prokopf, Jeff Ware, Charles Coff- man, Jeff Hoatson. 2nd Row-Assis- tant Coach Scott Adkins, Larry Baker, Lane Dancer, Matt Dancer, David Grubb. 3rd Row-Shane Hal- cott. Chalk Hankins, Deric McCon nell, Darrel Douglas, Jay Elfeldt. 4th Row-Jason Main, Dean Trusty, Sean Land. Greg Nelson, Andy Scott, Steve Facka. Front Row-Tania Moore, Della Jochum, Amy Goedert, Michelle Paulman, Dena Troxel, Robyn Reich, Judy Jones. Middle Row Kim Brunner, Shawna Price, Denise Osborn, Michelle Comer, Tam- mi Donoghue, Anna Ogg, Rogina Ridenour, Coach Rush. 3rd Row- Jennifer Jochum, Mindi Rasby, Toni Richards, Laurie Slinde, Stacy Margritz, Rhonda For- den. 67- Junior High Track Training Ground for High School The track teams of the future promise of being winners when one looks at the efforts put forth by the junior high tracksters. Mindy Rasby has been winning in the long jump, 440 yard dash, and the 60 yard low hurdles. Tania Moore places well in the high jump and the 220 yard dash. Other consistent winners are: Judy Jones, high jump and 1320 yard run; Laurie Slinde, discus; Dena Troxel, discus; and Stacy Margritz, 880 yard run. Junior high boys are gaining valuable experience also with the young Sailors competing in the following areas: Larry Baker, discus and shot put; Shawn Hoatson, high jump and 880 yard run; Sean Land, high jump; Jeff Hoatson. high jump, pole vault, and 880 yard run; Matt Dancer, pole vault, 100 yard dash, and 200 yard dash. Also producing points are Chalk Hankins, pole vault; Bob Prokopf, triple jump, long jump, 880 yard run, and 1200 yard run. Many others are out for track and will make their contribution to Sailor sports as they gain knowledge and experience. Jr. High Track Pictured left to right Back row: Coach Fastenau, Darrel Douglas, Mindi Rasby, Shawn Hoatson, Rogina Ridenauer, Jeff Manary, Mike Faling, Larry Baker, Lane Dancer, David Grubb, Bob Prokopf, Dean Trusty, Jeff Hoatson, Coach Rush. Middle row: Michele Paulman, Toni Richards, Dena Troxel, Laurie Slinde, Denise Osborne, Tania Moore, Tammi Donoghue, Amy Goedert, Robin Reich, Andy Scott, Chalk Hankins. Front row: Student Manager Nancy Seifer, Deric McCon- nell, Steve Facka, Jason Main, Anna Ogg, Shauna Price, Jay Elfeldt, Matt Ware, Judy Jones, Stacey Margritz, Sean Land, Matt Dancer, Student Manager Diane Grubb. 68 Jr. High Music Looks Toward Future Sutherland Jr. High hosted the S.P.V.A. All Conference Music Clinic again this year. Select students from Benkelman, Chappell, Grant, Hershey, North Platte St. Pats, Oshkosh, and Sutherland, in band and choir were chosen to be at the scene of the event on February 9, 1984. Mr. Robin R. Koozer was chosen as the director for the All Conference choir, and Tom O’Neal provided direction for the band. Jr. High Chou- Front row-Toni Richards, Judy Jones, Deric McConnell, Greg Nelson, Jeff Hoatson, Bob Prokopf, Darrell Douglas, Sean Land, Director Mr. Gary Weishaar. Middle row-Shawna Price, Stacey Margritz, Jennifer Jochum, Denise Osborn, Lisa Potter, Robyn Reich, Cliff Goodman, Chalk Hankins, Jason Main, Jay Elfeldt. Top row-Michelle Paulman, Kim Brunner, Tanie Moore, Mindi Rasby, Tammi Donoghue, Rogina Ridenour, Amy Goedert, Laurie Slinde, Rhonda Forden, Dena Troxel, Michelle Comer, Della Jochum, Anna Ogg. Jr. High Choir, under the direction of Mr. Weishaar, practices for spring con- cert. Junior High Choir 70 Under the direction of Miss Damrow, Jr. High band members keep playing their songs. Jr. High Band Front row-Chad Morgan, Laurie Slinde, Rogina Ridenour, Mindi Rasby. Middle row-Michelle Paulman, Tammi Donoghue. Stacey Margritz, Dena Troxel, Greg Nelson, Jason Main, Jennifer Jochum. Back row-Jeff Hoatson, Deric McConnell, Judy Jones, Bob Prokopf, Jay Elfeldt, Darrel Douglas, Andy Scott, Director Miss Jeanette Damrow, Charles Coffman, Larry Baker, Tania Moore, Amy Goedert. Junior High Band 71 Pep Club Supports the Young Sailors These girls really helped to support the young sailors in their victories and the losses, but no matter how it ended the girls always cheered them on until the final buzzer in all of their football and basketball games. Cheerleaders below are: left to right, Mindy Rasby. Jennifer Jochum, Denise Osborn, Tammi Donoghue, not pictured are Gerri Tausan. and alternate cheerleader Stacy Margritz. Pep Club: bottom row left to right, Della Jochum, Dena Troxel, Michelle Paulman, Tanya Moore, Rhonda Forden. Second row, Anna Ogg, Stacy Margritz, Robin Reich, Amy Goedert, Rogina Ridenour, Michelle Comer, Laura Slinde, Shauna Price, Mrs. Reatty, Toni Richards, Judy Jones. Top row, Jennifer Jochum, Tammi Donoghue, Mindi Rasby, Denise Osborn. 72 ♦ 73 Elementary Students Caught in Action 74 Fifth and Sixth Grade Bands Win Praise 5th grade band Back row from left to right. Tony White. Deone Forden, Cory Mcllnay, Instructor Miss Damrow. Middle row- Scott Jochum, Trampas Osborne. Tory Copeland, Tami Thomp-- son, David Dickerson, Greg Still, Cassandra Boggs, Ranae Quimby. Front row-LaDonna Feusner, Paula Hankins, Bobbi Hughes, Karen Brunner, Teresa Richards. 6th grade band Back row from left to right. Brent Johnson, Jennifer Burrows, Norman Schrader, Heather Wisdom, Robyn Hankins, Billie Roberts, Instructor Miss Damrow. Front row-Jackie Rasby, Kevin Hafer, Mike Tidyman, Mario Fear, Laurie Houpt, Missy Sandberg, Cathy Martinez, Kelly Rickett. 75 L-R Front row: Ronnie Ogg, Tory Copeland, David Paula Hankins (standing in stripes). Third row: Melvin Dickerson, Cori Ann Shada, Tami Thompson, Andy Richter, Sickler, Tony White, Scott Jochum, Mary Lammers (teacher), Cassandra Boggs. Matt Manary. Second row: Teresa Karen Brunner, Ranae Quimby, Greg Still, Deone Forden, Richards (standing), Bobbi Hughes, Mike Moody, Brad LeDonna Feusner. Halcott, Amy Reel, Shannon Zierlein, Trampas Osborne, L-R Front row: Missy Sandberg, John Folchert, K.D. Tausan, Rasby, Cary Wier, Norman Schrader, Kelli Rickett, Brent Lori Houpt, Wynnae Hiatt. Second row; Bob Miller, Steve Johnson, Jennifer Burrows, Billie Jo Roberts, Mario Fear, McDaniel, Robyn Hankins, Matt Martin, Kevin Hafer, Mike Molly Malone, Heather Wisdom. Fourth row: Kurt Adams Tidyman, Cathy Martinez, Brenda King. Third row: Jacquie teacher, Judy Johnson teacher. Not shown Grace Belyea. ...3rd and 4th Grades «« First row: Travis Melvin, Matt Nelson, Gena Feusner, Hansen, Elery Osborne; Third row: Stephanie Munoz, Isaac Michele Zierlein, Melanie Douglas, Ellen Newman, A.J. Gier, Sammy Munoz, Lucas Donoghue, Cory Holm, Brian Mower; Second row: Steve Price, Travis Forden, Scott Hier, Croby Weir, Ken Paulman, Jami Thompson; Fourth Allgood, Cindy Moody, Sarah Flower, Scott Tighe, Madeline row: Miss Pohlman. L-R Top row: Jeremy Dezort, Nathan Smith, Jody Dezort, Crystal Tausan. Bottom row: Justin Hoatson, Dustin £ Miss Thomas, Troy Host, Kim Reich, Candace Fear, Angela Stewart, Bryan Kinnaman, Jason True, Charles Funk, Jimmy :• Poltack. Middle row: Heather Thompson, Staci Roberts, Ward. $i ; Laurie Fleecs, Tara Moore, Becky Kramer, Paula Facka, I st and 2nd Grades First row: Danny White, Jeremy Morgan, Jason Brunz, Moody, Elizabeth Ward, Jaime Bierma; Third row: Bryan Tricia Facka, Mandy Troxel, Lynette Smith, Crystal Blakely, Poltack, Marty Fear, Ryan Beatty, Joseph Kennicutt, Mindy Baker, Jake Stewart, Travis Reel, Jared Hoessel; Terrence Chessmore, Tyler Rost, Deri Forden, Chad Deyle, gig Second row: Angie Fellows, Kari Kruger, Shannon DeWitt, Tony Holm, Sam Seiler; Teachers: Mrs. Seism, Mrs. Stacie Collins, Michelle Richards, Amber Cunning, Sarah Weishaar. Teachers L-R: Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Taylor Darcey Martin, Jill Bierma, Kristi Woodruff; Front row: Jeff L-R Back row: Chris Jochum, Tina Fleecs, Megan Arnold, Kenton, Billy Kidd. Shawna Leonhardt, Rodney Houpt, Robyn Ihompson, Christopher Ralston, Shannon Gier, Devin Marty Roberts. Abe Swoboda, Erick Reitz, Jerry Ware, T.C. Kickett, John Burrows; Middle row: Sharon Ward, Mychelle Worth; Not pictured Chris Lutz. Seerley, Matthew Einspahr, Mariana Tacey, Tiffany Shuler, Kindergarten A.M. and P. M 0.'l Front row: Steven Arnold, Bruce Cook, Amber Shuler, Lindsay Copeland, Gabriel Munoz; Third row: RaLauna £:£: Brandon Lavaley, Travis Nielson; Second row: Denise Nielson, Steven Seifer, Darcy Kealy, Tim Soderholm, Marnell iv Folchert, B.J. Margritz, Angie Hankins, Eric Kinnaman, Rickett; Teacher: Mrs. Elder Front row: Kevin Olson, Shane Rasby, Jerry Reitz, Jake Flower, Aaron Thomas, Alisha Newman, Christopher Blakely, Dancer; Second row: Ross Kidd, Misty Douglas, Adam J°el Scott; Teacher: Mrs. Elder Johnston, Melia Rickett, Erik Martin; Third row: Jack FIRST NATIONAL BANK and Trust Company NORTH PLATTE. NEBRASKA Second Dewey • Tenth Jeffers The Mall 532-1000 saqouBy-s uaui JBdy-suiJTjj-sauioH -suoiiony-siaioj i j� 2 o c Congratulations Seniors ACTION AGENCY 515 South Jeffers North Platte, NE 69101 J.R. 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