Sutherland High School - Log Yearbook (Sutherland, NE)

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school is a time for laughing, learning, and developing friendships. As the year begins, old friendships are rekindled and new ones begin Throughout the year, these friendships grow, creating lasting memories. But friendships don’t end at graduation. The friendships people develop in high school are carried with them throughout their lives.

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The school board began to discuss the options of building a new school or extensively remodeling the old part of the building constructed in 1917. The action was needed to meet safety regulations and to correct various structural problems in the building. Right: Board members Dwight Thompson, Marge Beatty, Randy Lavaley, Milan Moore, Greg Arnold, and John Plucknett discuss changes ahead for the school building. Below: This may not be a familiar sight in the near future. The building, standing since 1917, faces either major renovation or re- placement. 4

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Truth or...AAAAAH! Students Show True Selves -------great variety of people make up a school. Everyone brings a unique personality ■ ., J to the school-in the class- room, at an activity, or in the halls between classes. The wide range of talents, interests, and attitudes makes it a special place to be. Clockwise from upper left: Mike Tidyman is the victim of Dean Trusty’s daily muggings. Don’t point, Amy; it’s rude! Mike Jensen spends a moment reflecting on the day’s activities. Jeff Hoatson adds new meaning to the word “bashful.” Dena Troxel and Missy Sandberg are, as usual, in bubble trouble.