Sutton High School - Mustang Yearbook (Sutton, NE)

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Advanced Band and Orcl'1es+ra lx ROXX x O1 drw SECOND ROW D Yot I Babe P Nuss I- B to1 B Rot Reis Cl r r x FRONT ROXX O Ftp S pe NI Y Rausl o la G s B r ee Y NI Sand r The Sutton Hlgh School Adxaneed Band and Orchestra consist of 56 members of whxeh 31 belong to the Orchestra and 25 to the Blnd The Band h1s partnexplt ed ln street plrades football glmes Armnstnce Day Progmm and Sprmg Concert glven TI H S Audntornum Soloxsts entered m County md Dnstrnet Vlusne Contests Gerlld Nuss Wlrren Whntloek Ind Trederlek Bender WIFFCD Whltloek Ind lrederlelt Bender represent Sutton Hxgh xt the State Musne Contest Followmg ns the personnel of musncxans VIOLINS Suzanne Pope Irls Barbee Cozette W1el1nd Phyllls Nuss Glenn Baumann Ruth Grosshans Ruth Rauseher 'Vlax nnrd Yost Nlarxon Yost Darlene Yost Geraldme Smlth BARITONIE Warren Whltloek SWARE DRUMS Nlelwm Lex .znder XX allaee Bender ames W eston CELLO Oln e Pope CORNET Holl1s Barnell TRUMPETS Iames Barbee Harold Everts Paul Yost Gaxlord Goeseh TROMBONES Logan Ly tle Don Ochsner 'Vlax Hemz BASS DRUNI Donald Egly PIANO Lelll Busse Norma Kohler BASSES Allan Bender Blllx Swanson E FLAT ALTO SAX Gerald Nuss B FLAT TENOR SAX Hall Carney FLUTE Luellle Oehsner PICCOLO Frederlek Bender TYNTPANI ames Holmes NIELOPHONE Lloyd Levsmder CLARINETS 'Vlxlton Relfsehnelder Helen 'Shu Nlargaret Rothroek Mars jane W'eston Leila Busse Pa ge se L erm 1 n BAC ' 1 VV. Bender. XYcston. Smith, M. l,ev.1nder, liglj, XY'hitlocle, l,ytle, lleinl. D. cl sner, L. Levan e , S Anson, A. Bender. f V c . s , . r e , . T' , '. ender, L. Ochsner, M. Wes 1, usse, h- rock, i' chn 'de , Mau, Ca nej. Nuss. N z . w e, . Po , A . ost, ' cmer, Gr ssm ns, MacDonald, Everts, oech, L. a b . Barnell, P. 'ost, . r. N' be 5. ' ' 7 . ' L . 2 ' . A - X . I I I . . I I A . . . , . , R . . . . ' ' . ' X ' A L ' I' A Ax A I L . 1 ' - . 4 1 1 ' 1 Vi ' - f 1 ' - , . , . . . x 1 h 1 . 2 1 - I . ' I ' e I K . 1 - ' . - I f A v 1 - V - L . V '. 1 1 ' - X . 1 . . 1 l 1 1 . A 1 Y ll I I Q I 1 ' 1' - ' x l J e J 1 ' 1- 1 . ' ' ' ' Y ' . , ' .1 1 V . ,

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Beginners Band Orchestra HIGH BACK ROW Nfl 5.1 dbeg., L .1 t r o a s r U .1 arn ll Barbe O l OND ROW G R ber Ksl Ta t ot NI mr D lsson Llledoll Hun7 ker Be 1der G Shark s J S edge: N chola IRONT ROW S anso our 01 X Eb rt Xl S edgem Nl Xost Peter Rausc er Sch ab M Domld A 40 prece Band Orchestra combmatlon consxstmg mostly of puplls from the grades regrstered for Instrumental Instructron under the drrectnon of Mr Wesley O Sandberg Dlrector of Instrumental Musrc of the Sutton Hrgh School Eollovung are the PUP1lS reg1stered Wlth therr xarlous mstruments Page six VIOLINS Marlon Yost Edna Schvx ab jean Rexber James Krssler DeNe1ce Rauscher Betty Wrlley Harrret Knlss Phyllls Strolz Josephine Moore Phylhs Ebert Vxola Peter Vrolet Trautman Lyle Trautman DRUMS Wesley Renfschnerder Edward Relber Ralph Claus James Holmes fern CELLO Maxme MacDonald Margaret Snedgen Arlls Sv anson BASS VIOL Reatha Oschner C MELODY SAXOPI-IONE oan Lnlhedoll Helen D1Ckson MELOPHONE ack Lermnger TRUMPET jumor Snedgen CLARINETS Arlo Yost Wallace Bender 'Viary Ann Sharkey Jean Jorden Robert Hunzeker Pat CFOUIU Lexla Busse CORNETS Fred NlCh0l3l rmmy Oschner Gerald Sharkey Larry Barbee TRONABONES Gnlbert Barnell Delbert Urbauer 9 I - 5 Y' Z ff? .L , f 5 ,,.. ,, , 4. z 4 r. S- n rf, ev nder, Refsclmeide , II lmes. Cl u , If. Reibe , rb'uer. B e , e, sc mer. SEC f': . ei , is er, r u man, A. Y s , . . Sl key, ic ' , i i , .e , 1 , . ' cj, . n 1, fi' i. 3 ll 1 W n, M c e, Str li, Xvilley, e , . . .n 1, . . ' , , ll , W , ac' 1 . - . - . . . . V . . . . 7. , . , . 1 . ' V 1 Y - l

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Page Spor+s BAC,lx ROW' Roemmxeh D vxnler Sehlntlkus X Guess I er l Matteson Sehneneler Mitchell lbert Burns Sehenk Sehmldt lohmexer P Xluss Hemi M lexandcr Bender Sl COND ROW Coach Seger Sparks Mthlhaf Plettner Oehsner Aekerman Deermg Shark ey Sehmer Schendemann Dr Nuss I Grness IHRONIT ROW Hofmann Ihly Pope Sehxxarf wlIlIl0Lk Carney lxtle Yxxllex Seheerer B Matteson Yost I. Iexxnder largest groups to work out II1 the past fexx years The bnggest game of the season xxas the defeat of Harx ard, by a seore of 7 to 6 on Thanksgnxlng Day BASKETBALL All classes were represented nn basketball wnth the Iunuors and Semors shoxvmg predommanee There xxere 1 number of nexx faces on the fnrst squad but they all fnlled thenr posntnons well One of the most thrllhng games of the season for both speetators 1nd players xx ts the Nelson game nn whleh Sutton came from far behmd to Wm The Semors also shovxeel that thex htel good maternal by helping to xxnn the Au rora game nn wlueh they plax ed almost all of the game TRACK Trlck began wnth a large group turnmg out for practxce Coaeh Seger had sex eral dxstanee runners out of xx hleh he dex eloped some good mnlers The jumors and Semors shoxxed that they were masters ll'l the fneld ex ents vlhnle the Freshman and Sophomores led nn running ex ents Out of thls group there xxlll be sex eral good trael1sters left for the next txxo or three years ezgb teen A nl 5 I , - : ' et -, ' , V. 'ct', 7. ' -. , ' ' , ' .,Q.' yn-, 'H ',1 IA g, .'., V 1 ,A 3 I ' . 1 ' 1 ' ', ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' . - a 1 y D 1 - 1 , - O - - ' V. f 1 1 '- v ' 7 ' - sf r , ' 11 - 1. w 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1- 1 I 1 , 1 - . , , . .' '. ' . Football season started in September with about forty boys reporting, one of the I Y V l l I V ' . . . . . , I I W I I1 K f X Y Q . ' v f , 1 . ' ' v' , . V. i V V' K X Y I 5 h t 6 Y, . . u 4 1 O 1 x '- . - V' . l VA x I Yl f 1 ' ' x ' 1 l 1 7 s V