Sutton High School - Mustang Yearbook (Sutton, NE)

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W .cftootfoall V The Sutton Mustang had a successful season winning 5 out of the 8 games and the Clay County championship. The high spot of the season was the game with Clay Center as we were the only team Scdminq a victory over them. Coach Worrall deserves much credit for the team's fine work. The 1941 schedule: Sutton 6, Fairfield 2 Sutton 6, Nelson 0 Sutton 14, Hebron 6 Sutton 0, Geneva 32 Sutton 14, -Clay Center 0 Sutton 0, Superior 48 Sutton 13, Harvard 6 Sutton 0, Exeter 20 The Sutton Mustangs of next year will be Without the service of L. Roem- mich, M. Leininger, F. Nicolai, P. Hofmann, W. Lohmeier, E. Holmes, D. Hurst. Other lettermen are W. Sheridan, K. Ackerman, Ft. Levander, W. Bender, I. Weston, R. Salmen, R. Bettger, E. Carl, T. Sheridan, and D. Lohmeier. -sitti- askeilaall The Basketball season opened in Nov. with 25 boys. Among the group reporting were 4 former lettermen, Wayne Lohmeier, Frederick Nicolai, Sand- berg, and Ackerman. The boys had a successful season with scores as follows: Exeter 17, Sutton 99 Wymore 26, Sutton 15 Grafton 32, Sutton 29 Harvard 20, Sutton 28 Friend 10, Sutton 31 , Superior 32, Sutton 16 College View 34, Sutton 13 Geneva 35, Sutton 10 Fairfield 5, Sutton 32 Aurora 23, Sutton 24 Clay Center 26, Sutton 19 Nelson 57, Sutton 19 Hebron 47, Sutton 22 Holdrege 39, Sutton 13 Cathedral High 26, Sutton 18 Deshler 35, Sutton 28 A Sutton entered the Clay County Tournament with high hopes of winning. Scores of the first two games were: lnland 29-Sutton 455 Trumbull 22-Sutton 23. They were defeated in the finals, the result being Clay Center 45, Sutton 0. Lohmeier was high point man of the season with Sandberg second. S CLUB 'F The officers for 1941-1942 were: President ............,.. ..,,,.,.......,. .........,.. W a yne Lohmeler Vice President ....,........ ......,..,.,,......, K enneth Ackerman D Secretary and Treasurer .........,.............. Paul Hofmann The S Club was organized this year. lt is composed of all boys who have earned a first team letter. There are 22 members. Boys in this organ- are life members. ' -25-

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goofbalf BACK ROW: V. Nuss, C. Jacobson, J. Ehly, D. Lohmcior, K. Lciningor, T. Sheridan. SECOND ROW: C. Worrall. L. Barbee, E. Vauck. R. Bottgor. B. Sheridan, R. Wach. W. Bender, A. Nicolai. R. Bauer, H. Schmor, L. Alberts. K. Schwab. FIRST ROW: M. Leininger, D. Hurst, L. Rocmmich, P. Hofmann. W. Lohmuior, B. Rath, E. Holmes. R. Salmon, F. Nicolai, J. Weston. E. Carl O T Formation BACKFIELD: F. Nicolai, M. Leininger. E. Carl, W. Lohmeier. LINE-L. Roemmich, P. Hofmann, K. Ackerman, J. Weston, D. Hurst, R. Rath, R Salmen. -25-

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The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of farm boys who are enrolled in Vocational Agriculture courses. The main aims and purposes of this organization are: development of Agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The F.F.A. has membership in each state in the United States, also in Puerto Rico and Hawaii. The motto ot the F.F.A. consists of only four lines which show the true viewpoint of iarm youth. The motto is as follows: Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve BACK ROW: W. Lohmeier, K. Ackerman, M. Gemar, R. Johnson, R. Salmen, B. Sheridan, L. Anderson, H. Firme, D. Hurst, P. Hofmann, J. Rauscher, K. Kauk, D. Everts, R. Bitterman. THIRD ROW: W. Peterson, B. Bayne, R. Unterseher, R. Wach, M. Leininger, T. Griess, J. Ely, H. Bauer, M. Steiger, C. Jacobson, C. Manthei, Mr. Peterson. SECOND ROW: G. Schwartz, W. Dahlgren, H. Schmer, J. Matteson, T. Nuss, R. Vauck, C. Mitchell, C. Claus, H. Fehr, G. Ely. FIRST ROW: V. Nuss, M. Sedersten, L. Hultman, R. Rauscher, D. Lohmeier, B. Aspegren, H. Scheierman, R. Rauscher, H. Brauning. -27- '