Sutton High School - Mustang Yearbook (Sutton, NE)

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I? . 2,3 W Q3 .1.A egg, W iw A . , 2 2 . . . Nw W 'mm Q i vi- as 55? 5 my AY .- ' Burk Rout Hath, Peters. R. l,t-vumler, Wasson. A. Hoennnieh, Hurst, Weston, l.. Roenuuich, llluus, Detwiler. .gf'l'Illlll Row: ll. Sl'lllllt'l', Af'lU'I'lllilll, Sl'llt'l'I4l'I', l,l'lIllllQ1l'l', lfhly, M. lievulider, .l. Bender, Sllurkey, Slieridun. H. Selnner, F. lie-ntl:-r. l'il'1ll1l Rout Alex ltlt, l'lc-ttner, llurney, Sclnieitler, M. Heinz, Snedgren, l,ohmeier, H. Heinz, llollnixtn. lfouell Nloon, not Illl'llll'l'1l, Sl'llt'l1ll'IllillHl. ,cfoofloa ll The Sutton lVlllSl21IlgS-l. under the coaching of Mr. Moon. started the season with a hang. It seemed for several weeks that the hoys would he un- deleuled. They met some still opposition hut never gave up their light. All of the hoys did llllt' work in spite of injuries to Hoger Sheridan and Leon Sc-heiclemaini. About 35 hoys reported for pruetiee. Of these. 9 were Seniors. Senior lettermen were as follows: Sum Carney, 2 lettersg Fritz Bender. 2 lettersg Max Heinz. 2 letters: Leon Scheidemann, I letterg Robert Sr-lnner. 2 letters: Nlilton Sc-lieerer. 2 letters: lliehurd Heinz. l letter: Melvin Levander. fi letters: and lloger Sheridan. 2 letters. lilCSlll,TS UF GAMES Sutton Opponent Sept. lfuirlield 32 0 Sept, Helmron 22 0 Uet. lfxeler lil! 0 U1-t, Clay Center 'lil 0 Ut-t. l riend H tl Uet. Superior 0 -1-8 Nov. Geneva 0 19 Nov. Nelson 7 21 Nov. Harvard 3 19 -.-:El 22 Pg..-

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Qifzl esefzves The P.E.U. Sisterhood, Chapter B.H.. is sponsoring year after year a group of girls, who are interested in: Helping other girls to find better ways of living, learning more about God, making new friends and doing worthwhile things- the Girl Reserves. I ln the year 1939-1940 the girls accomplished much under the successful leadership of their sponsors, Miss Young, Mrs. Cass, Mrs. Weyand, and Mrs. Bonckemper. The meetings were conducted once a month. Following the devotions and an interesting talk the girls went to their classesfknitting or handcraft, which were taught by the sponsors. Throughout the year they made many beautiful articles of which they are all proud. ,X4.1 President ....... . . .Helen Brening Vice President .... . . . Reatha Ochsner Secretary ....... . . .Artis Elaine Johnson Treasurer. . . . . .Marian Heinz Guard ..... ..... . . . Phyllis Ebert Chorister ......... . . .Betty Willey Service Chairman .... .... M argaret Rothrock Reporter .......... ..... .... H e len Dickson Buck Row: Hurst, Matteson, Price, M. Heinz, C. Brening, Issler, Dickson, Ebert, Mau, Husse, M. Heinz, Reifschneider, Swanson, A. Johnson, Willey. Secrurzd Row: Mrs. Cass, Miss Young, Watson, M. Griess, Armold, Rauscher, M. Cross- huns, Bender, M. Crosshans, C. Pope, H. Heinz, E. Nuss, L. Ochsner, P. Nuss. Firxt Row: V. Johnson, Barhee, Wie-land, Van Patten, H. Brening, R. Ochsner, Lilliedoll, Brown, O. Pope, S. Pope. -..ggi 21 Egg..-

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asketloau Sutton High School liasketeers had a season of ups and downs but as a whole the team was good. With Mr. Moon's, Mr. Vlfeyandls and Mr. Clark's help the hoys did their hest and won 8 out of 16 games. In the Clay County Tournament they were defeated by Harvard, who took second in Class A hy two points. The team showed Hne spirit and ahilities. Games were close and exciting. Mr. Clark reports 26 hoys out for basket hall this season. Sutton High School loses three good lettermen who have done much to make the team a success. These are Melvin Levander, Roger Sheridan. and lVlilton Scheerer. THE SCHEDULE WAS AS FOLLOWS: We Opponents We Opponents Hehron 26 21 Fairfield 27 15 Exeter 15 10 Clay Center 23 21 Grafton 20 36 Deshler 24- 21 Milford 27 33 Minden 2-l- 16 Bethany 141 29 Nelson 27 22 Aurora 36 30 Harvard 36 37 Friend 31 L12 Superior 21 26 Geneva 23 25 Nelson 27 23 B!lt'll' Razr: Mr. Clark. Sclim-irler, SCllPt I't I', llurlwe, Nlr. Wcyand. Frrml Row: Shurkey, Sheridan, llemler, Levaluler, l,olnn0ir'r. ...sit 23