Sutton High School - Mustang Yearbook (Sutton, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1983 volume:

Top: The Sutton Mustangs patiently await the tip-off with Henderson. Bottom Left: Students from the art department apply their artistic ability, Bottom Right: The girls from the swing choir sing a selection of their own. THE NOTTUS Sutton, Nebraska Table Of Contents Student Life 2 Academics 14 Sports 22 Special Events 46 People 58 Top: Are they always like this? Middle: Another normal day in the library. Bottom: Brenda Scroetlin and Brenda Bor-nell enjoy their last Spirit Week. Have you “punked out recently? Ever wear your pajamas to school? Well, we did during Spirit Week. We did a lot of “wild and crazy things. Monday was pajama and toga day. Then, on Tuesday, almost all of the students punked out by wearing mismatched clothing and weird makeup. Wednesday was western day. Thursday was the usual jersey-and-slave day, when some of the slaves had to wear the helmet and shoulder pads of a football player. Some even had to sing in front of the people in the lunchroom or feed their master. And Friday was hush-button day. The Pep Club members could not speak to the football guys, but the guys would stop at nothing to make them speak. The week ended by the Pep Club leading a pep rally to cheer on the team. This year the Pep Club gave awards for the best-dressed person during the week. Charlene Griess received a stuffed snake for pajama day, while Kent Ochsner received a rock for punk-rock day. Pattie Kastens received a cowboy hat for western day, and Tom Sheridan received a big button for hush-button day since he had collected the most hush buttons. The teachers who participated in Spirit Week shared two big chocolate chip cookies. Overall, Spirit Week was great fun for everyone. Top: The Spudly Bud Buddies: Kim Krause, Cdrmen DuBois, Chdrlene Griess, Brendd Velebo. Middle Lett: Kent Ochsner Punks Out! Middle Right: Jocn Korb feeds Tom Sheridon his grub Bottom Lett: Doesn't Croig Griess look cute? Bottom: Seniors show their style. SPIRIT WEEK 9 Above: The Terrible Trio: Annette DuBois. Michelle Bergen. Carrie Gardner. Top: Doesn't Tracy Hoagland look sweet in her new homecoming outfit? Middle: Hobo Brian Tessman. Bottom: Darrell Griess and Joel Gross Punk Out! HOMECOMING Top: Scott Diekmann is ready to go! Middle: The Sutton Band entertains at half time. Bottom: Dawn Barnell and Carmen DuBois are showing their spirit by holding the hoop. Middle Right: Amy Sheridan enjoys the dance! Bottom: Students enjoy the homecoming dance. 6 ; 7? Below: Crownbearers were Melinda and Eric Hagge. A cool crisp wind blew as excitement warmed the crowd. Cheers echoed across the field as the cheerleaders fired up the fans. Half time arrived and the homecoming ceremony began. Sophomore attendants were Scott Scheierman and Tracy Hoagland. Junior attendants were Jeff Leininger and Michelle Fisher. Senior attendants were Tom Sheridan and Verna Huber, Bill Oates and Brenda Barnell, and Stan Rath and Brenda Schroetlin. Tom Sheridan and Brenda Schroetlin were crowned King and Queen. The second half began and BOOM! — lightning crackled, thunder rumbled, the downpour began, and people flew to shelter. After debating whether to continue the game when the rain subsided, the game was finally restarted. Despite the cold and wet, some loyal fans sat in their cars, hoping the homecoming spirit would warm them. Below: Royalty, from left to right, Tracy Hoagland. Scott Scheierman, Verna Huber, Stan Rath, Rhonda Griess, Queen Brenda Schroetlin, King Tom Sheridan, Pat Sheridan, Brenda Barnell, Bill Oates, Michelle Fisher, and Jeff Leininger PROM Shiela Bauder as Master of Ceremonies posed as Dolly Jr. The juniors did an excellent job of decorating the gym for prom. The props consisted of a covered wagon, horse tank and windmill, straw, barn, wagon wheel, and the scenery of an old town. Left to Right: Pat Alberts. Amy Sheridan. Rodney Griess. Tracy Hoagland. Todd Leininger, Karla Nuss. Todd Mau. Clare Sheridan, Kent Ochsner. Vicki Lewis. Scott Scheierman, Steph Spearman. In honor of the class of 1983, the juniors hosted the annual banquet and prom on April 30, 1983. Both events followed the theme, Mountain Music. Although this night won't last forever,the memories will remain for years. The meal consisted of prime rib, baked potato, corn, tea rolls, salad, punch or tea, and strawberry shortcake for dessert. After speeches by junior class president, Doug Ochsner, and Jose Griess, senior class president, the banquet ended. Immediately following, students and their dates walked into an old western scene to dance to the music from a disc jockey. Sunset Light and Sound. Lower Left: Carmen DuBois shows off her muscles Left: The junior boys sitting for a spell in front of the saloon. Bottom: Prom props. GRADUATION After 13 years of education and discipline, the Senior Class is starting over again. On May 21, 35 class members ended their high school careers and stepped into a new phase of life. The colors were purple and lavender, and the girls dressed in lavender and the boys in purple gowns. The flowers were white roses. Tracy Grothe was valedictorian, and Brenda Schroetlin was salutatorian. Each presented speeches during the exercise along with Rev. Lloyd Gross, Mr. Moody, Mr. Delary Hofmann, and Mr. Moses. Altogether there were 20 Community Scholarships given to those planning to attend college. Tracy Grothe does a good job with her valedictory speech. ART Above: Joe Keenan and Kurt Griess did a good job welding these presses together. 1 - wwwrs ? KXC � pm. met. The annual Art Fair is put on every year to show oft the many talented students the school has. Tom Sheridan was recognized for the spectacular job he did on his conoe The Art Fair consists of art students and students in welding and woods. Thanks to Mr. Liska, Mr. Schoneberg, and Mr. Hargis, and all the many students who contribute their help. Mr. Liska enjoys putting the art fair on EVERY year. He does a great job with his students. Top: Mr. Stoehr taking a break from the game. Middle: Mr. Hagge dances the night away. Bottom: What would we do without secretary Pat Bourke? Top: Mr. Stuhmer prepares himself for his bike ride home. Bottom: Mr. Woller teaches his chemistry class a few words of wisdom. OH, THE LIFE OF A STUDENT Parent- Teachers Conference is the time most high schoolers hate to see come. Some worry about their grades. Others think about the good times they had goofing off in class and the many times they came in late with no pass. They dread the stories teachers tell parents about how they acted in class and the many times they goofed off and interrupted class. Then come the grades. When asked about them, they end up saying, They are just fine, and change the subject as fast as they can. Then things seem to change between their idea of just fine and their parents' idea of just fine when they get their not-so-hot grades. In the end they promise to shape up and do better next time. But they slip up, and are back where they started, worrying about Parent-Teachers Conference and grades. 16 Mr. Butler said the most improvement this year was seen in the chorus, especially the men's section. Mr. Butler said, We have some solid basses and the tenors are learning to let it rip.'' The strengths this year were found in the blend and over-all sound. Mr. Butler said his accompanists deserved a lot of credit for the success of the vocal music area. The accompanists were Charis Spahn and Karla Nuss. Mr. Butler summed up the year well. After five years I think we have finally reached our goal of becoming a consistent choral program and all the credit goes to the students for the constant dedication and patience with a moody director! They can be very proud of what they have accomplished. 17 KRAZY KREATIVITY What kind of madness goes on at the far end of the hall???? Only a few students really know what goes on in the Art Department. Here you can learn to draw, paint, have clay fights and insult your friends. Anyone can take art. BUT, there is one stipulation — you have to be a little bit crazy! Everyone works hard. Most people don't realize how much really goes into artwork. Producing a work of art takes a great amount of patience, time, and workl The talent you have can only be brought out with a lot of effort on your part and then perfected with help from Mr. Liska. Come on down to the far end of fhe hall and join us KRAZY KREA-TORS in the ART DEPARTMENT! Top- Maridy Fielder puts the finishing touches on her art project. Middle-Someday Mr Liska will clean up his room. Bottom- Cindy Robbins is displaying just a few of her talents 18 HOMEWORK-HOMEWORK GIVE ME A BREAK! That's what all the students at Sutton High are YELLING! Just look around you. There are books everywhere. Day after day students are taking load upon load of books home to study and cram for tests and quizzes. As Connie Davis stated, We are all dying to go out to have some fun, but do you think we can???? NNNNOOOOO, because our parents make us do our homework, which takes hours. It seems as if all teachers think their class is the most important, and never take into consideration that their pupils have homework in other classes also. All I can say is to bear with it, follow in Tracy Grothe's footsteps and CRAM CRAM CRAM!!! Tracy, as we well know, is a glutton for punishment. Every night you see her carrying a stack of books. Top Lott- Lee Spahn plays peek-a-boo with his book Top Right- This photographer found three suspects in the library talking! Bottom- Are Ginger Cummins and Kelli Leininger daydreaming or studying? 19 MATH MANIA If you are enrolled in Algebra I, geometry. Algebra II, trigonometry or general math with Mr. Stuhmer or Mr. Bailey, you should be interested in this page. After all, you have to have 20 math credits to graduate and everyone wants to graduate. Did you know that the invention of the radio, which plays your favorite songs, and the development of spaceships and computers, which interest almost everyone in this day and age, require the use of mathematics? For example, you use math when you punch the buttons on your calculator or put 45c in the pop machine. If you paid $9 for this annual, how much is that per page? Use a little math. 20 CHECK THE LIBRARY SHELVES Books, books, books. Fiction, fact, and fantasy. All of these are found in our school library. However, it would be incorrect to describe a library as merely a collection of books. It also contains films, tapes, records, and a computer, all of which store enormous amounts of information. These kinds of records make the library an active part of our school community. Did you know that many people come to our school library to check the town's history in our annuals or to gather information for a report from the different sources that are found in the library? No, the library isn't a place to shelve books. It's also a place where anyone can get information. Counter clockwise from top left: Getting little done_____Darren Ander- sen. Teresa Griess, and Brian Haller with Jeff Leininger, assistant librarian, looking on. Miss Lienemann — a librarian's humor. Julie Oates, Rachelle Hansen, Stephanie Spearman — Don't look so enthusiastic, Julie. 21 VOLLEYBALL Clockwise from top right picture — Mr. Henricksen. the Volleyball head coach. Melissa Ochsner delivers another ace serve. The Varsity team takes a time-out. Melissa Ochsner and Sheila Bauder watch as Becky Scoville passes the ball to center front. Miss Freitag calls a timeout during a reserve game. Mary Calkins and Deb Boehler both try to save the same ball. 24 Mr. Henricksen and Miss Freitag took the volleyball coaching challenges this year. During the practices, the players showed a great deal of effort and enthusiasm. The team was senior dominated the year before, so there were few experienced players returning. With the loss of seven players, three setters and four spikers, the team had to create determination. But this year's team proved to have quite a few possibilities. Sheila Bauder led everyone on service reception with 84%. There were four people with 100% setting: Deb Boehler set 10 out of 10, Brenda Barnell set 1 out of 1, Stephanie Spearman set 1 out of 1 and Julie Oates set 2 out of 2. In the area of spiking, it was once again Sheila Bauder who led with 12 kill spikes. She was followed by Melissa Ochsner who totaled a number of 9 kills. Brenda Schroetlin led everyone with 88 attempts at spiking. The team had four major blockers: Sheila Bauder with 16 good blocks, Brenda Schroetlin and Melissa Ochsner each with 12 good blocks and Pattie Kastens with 9 good blocks. The most important area of the game is serving. Brenda Barnell had the lead with 100%, serving 4 out of 4 serves. She was followed by Sheila with a 93.5% serving record. Melissa was close behind with 92.9%. Becky Scoville led everyone with total points scored for the season. She scored 43 points and was followed by Pattie Kastens who scored 42. Two people from the Sutton team were selected for awards: seniors Pattie Kastens for 1st team All County and 2nd team All Conference, and junior Brenda Veleba with All County Honorable Mention. Counter clockwise from top left — Miss Freitag, the assistant coach. Pattie Kastens shows Mary Calkins how to pass the ball over the net. Becky Scoville shows concentration on service reception Pattie Kastens shows everyone how to put up a good block. 'Sept 2 St. Cecilia 0 2 'Sept 9 Friend 0 2 Sept 14 Harvard 0 2 Sept 18 Stomsburg Tourny Genoa 2 0 Stromsburg 0 2 Sept 21 Clay Center 1 2 Sept 28 Geneva 0 2 ‘Sept 30 Exeter 1 2 Oct 5 Hebron 0 2 Oct 14 Henderson 0 2 Oct 19 Sandy Creek 0 2 Oct 25-26-28 Conference Hebron 1 2 Centennial 0 2 Nov 1-5 Districts 25 Clockwise from top right — The Football head coach, Mr. Stones. Tom Sheridan goes for yardage during the homecoming game against Sandy Creek. Our guys go for a tackle and achieve it. Scott Scheierman is ready to tackle. Tommy Hofmann and Rodney Griess are ready to stop the opponent from gaining yardage. Photo from CCN. 26 Seeing some success, despite a distressing season, the Sutton High School football team worked their way through the 1982 season with the final record of 0-9. Although the final record showed no wins, the team itself gained a few wins on their own. The team began practices realizing it was going to be a tough season because they had lost quite a few players from the year before. The team had only a few boys with past experience to lean on. There were two All-Conference Honorable-Mention players picked — junior, Brian Tessman for defense, who led the team with 119 tackles, and senior, Tom Sheridan for offense. Scott Scheierman, sophomore, was chosen for the All-Conference team as an offensive end. One of the most impressive happenings of the season was a 67-yard pass from quarterback Stan Rath to Tom Sheridan. Tom also had the longest running play of the season. The closest game of the season was against Dorchester, which ended with a final score of 7-13. And the most points scored in one game were 14 points scored against Harvard, the game ending 14-32. Coach Stones commented, “We played hard with very little experience. We only had four seniors on the team. We are also fighting a numbers game. We need to get every boy that is capable of participating out for football. We also need to overcome a 'no-need-to-work' attitude and decide to play to win every day in practice, not just on Friday nights. If we can overcome these few points I just stated, I believe that we can have a winning football team once again at Sutton High. The assistant football coach. Mr. Navrkal. Tom Sheridan shows his ability to break away from a Dorchester Longhorn, Courtesy C.C.N. Photo from CCN. Sept 3 Stomsburg 0 41 ‘Sept 10 Dorchester 6 13 Sept 17 Harvard 14 32 Sept 24 Henderson 0 47 Oct 1 Hebron 0 41 ‘Oct 8 Sandy Creek 6 20 Oct 15 Blue Hill 0 28 ‘Oct 22 Geneva 0 20 ‘Oct 27 Friend 27 BOYS' BASKETBALL Clockwise from top right. The Basketball head coach. Mr. Butler. Charlie Kessler shoots and makes another free throw. Don Griess and Scott Scheierman go up against two Harvard Cardinals at one of our home games. The largest crowd gathered in the Sutton gym was for the Sutton — Henderson game. Rodney Griess tries to break away from the defense of a Shickley Longhorn player. 28 This year's Mustangs carried on the good quality of basketball performance shown by last year's team. The boys weren't expected to do as well as they did this season. I think we surprised some people because of all the seniors we lost from the year before, said Scott Scheierman. The boys worked together as a team to improve themselves. Ty Yost said that, The juniors on the team were good leaders. With seniors Bill Oates and Stan Rath leading the Mustangs, they stomped on team after team on their way to Districts. The boys were all excited and ready to play Sandy Creek after the Hebron game, according to Scott Scheierman and Doug Ochsner. We were confident we could beat them, said Doug. The game turned out to be a disappointment, but the boys talked it over and had a good attitude about it. Doug said that he, Appreciated that the coach prepared us in practice so he didn't have to yell at us during the games. The boys are looking forward to next year, and they feel they will have a good season with the experience they have gained. ‘ Counter Clockwise from top left. The assistant coach, Mr. Navrkal. Todd Mau tries his luck at the hoop while the Cardinals drop in for the rebound. Once again we have Todd trying to be pretty for the camera while playing the game. Scott Hohensee is ready to leap for the rebound during a reserve game. Dec 3 Shickley 58 48 Dec 4 Geneva 59 57 Dec 10 Harvard 49 33 'Dec 11 Dorchester 77 53 'Dec 17 Stromsburg 71 56 Dec 18 Hampton 70 45 Dec 28-30 Holiday Tourney Geneva 52 42 Superior 68 66 ■Jan 7 Centennial 59 42 Jan 14 Hebron 61 55 Jan 21 Sandy Creek 46 60 •Jan 22 Henderson 55 74 Jan 28 Conference Tri-County 61 55 Sandy Creek 55 49 Henderson 57 82 'Feb 11 Friend 62 45 Feb 18 Exeter 60 57 Districts Hebron 58 57 Sandy Creek 44 50 29 Clockwise from top right. The head coach for the Fillie team — John Schoneberg. Melissa Ochsner takes the ball to the hoop for two points. Stephanie Spearman takes a shot during a reserve game. The varsity team in a huddle at the first game of the season in Exeter. Pattie Kastens and Renee Scheierman are ready to rebound. 30 Looking over the game scores of the girls' basketball team this year, some people may see this season as not being very good. But those on the team and those who know and support the girls on the team know better. The spirit of the girls and their coaches was something worth cheering about. According to Melissa Ochsner, The attitude was great — the coaching was great. Steph Spearman also said, We had a good attitude. We never gave up. Only those who have been in athletics know what it feels like to get beat in games that you have worked so hard for and want to win so badly. Becky Scoville commented, It was a challenge. The girls stuck together and really worked as a team, with the help of their coach. Coach Schoneberg complimented us when we did good — and his yelling helped us to do better, said Steph. The Fillies are expectantly looking forward to next year. They are excited about the possibilities of the upcoming season. An enthusiastic Melissa puts it, We learned a lot from this season, so we're ready for State next year! Counter clockwise from top left, the assistant coach, Mr Newman Lisa Stoehr takes a shot over the Bronco opponent's lead, Renee Scheierman goes (or another free throw. Melissa Ochsner and Pattie Kastens look a little tired after the third qudrter starts. Sheila Bauder takes her chance at the free throw line. Dec. 2 Exeter 43 40 ’Dec. 7 Centennial 20 26 'Dec. 10 Harvard 32 34 Dec. 14 Hebron 30 28 'Dec. 17 Stromsburg 30 54 Dec. 21 Dorchester 60 37 Dec. 28-30 Holiday Tour. Geneva 32 28-Genevo 26-47-Superior •Jan. 4 Sandy Creek 30 54 Jan 6 Shickley 24 75 Jan. 10 Geneva 27 34 •Jan. 18 Henderson 18 22 Jan. 25 Friend 25 33 Jan. 28 Clay Center Conference 30 23- Clay Center Feb. 10 St. Cecilia 30 46 Geneva Southern Nebr. Tourney 31 41 Harvard 41 44 31 Clockwise from top right. The head Wrestling coach. Mr. Stones. Mark Bailey shows a great effort as he goes in for the takedown. The Wrestling Team shows a tremendous amount of enthusiasm. VEHII!! Neil Cloet goes for the pin. Bruce Fehr's face says a lot about how he is feeling. Open your eyes Bruce so you can see what you're doing. Tom Sheridan and Mark Bailey were the only two to qualify for State Tom placed sixth in the State. The last five photos are from CCN. 32 Take down! Reversal! Contrary to popular belief, these are not make-out maneuvers. These are actually wrestling terms. The wrestling team this year may be described as dedicated. It takes a lot of dedication to keep from eating all the greasy, yummy, sweet foods teenagers love. What makes it even harder is the fact that the biggest holidays of the year, with the best food, occur during wrestling season. But with lots of sweat and willpower, the boys made their weights. Two boys out of the team worked hard enough to make the trip to State — Tom Sheridan and Mark Bailey. Tom placed sixth at the State meet. Some wrestlers lost so much weight there was hardly enough of them on the mat to pin the other guy. Cory Fuehrer is one example. Everyone knows about Cory's attempt to get attention by hyperventilating. But seriously, the boys worked hard to keep their weights and pin their opponents. Counter clockwise from top left. Mr. Rickert was the assistant coach Brian Tessman tries to tie his opponent into a pretzel. Neil Cloet is getting into the position to count the lights on the ceiling. In other words, he's in trouble. So. how many lights are there on the ceiling? Last two photos are from CCN. Highlights During the 1982-83 season, there were quite a few outstanding wrestlers. Senior Tom Sheridan placed 1st in the 132-pound weight class at Friend, the Sutton Invitational, Conference and Districts, and he qualified for State where he placed 6th. Another senior, Mark Bailey, placed 2nd at Friend, 1st at Meridian, 1st at Dorchester, 2nd at the Sutton Invitational, 3rd at Conference, 1st at Clay Center, 2nd at Districts, and he was a state qualifier. Neil Cloet, another senior, was 4th at Conference, and he placed 4th at Clay Center. Freshman Lee Spahn placed 4th at Friend, 3rd at Meridian and 4th at the Sutton Invitational. 33 BOYS' TRACK Clockwise from top right. The head coach Mr. Stones. Todd Mau gives it all he has to pass the other runners. Go for it Todd! Here we have Doug Ochsner pushing himself a little harder to catch up with the guy in front of him. Middle: Brian Tessman leads in his group of hurdlers. Top left: Doug Leinmger looks as if he is about to let'er zip and catch up with the rest of the guys. GO DOUG!! 34 The Boys' track team may not have racked up the most points, but a lot of hard work was put in by each member. The team was not really large enough to win any meets, but Individual-wise, we did one hundred percent, said Scott Scheierman. Districts seems to be the favorite meet among the boys. A 42'9 winning in the triple jump was credited to Todd Mau. He said, It was the best effort I ever put in — I didn't think I'd go that far. Scott also commented, 6' 3 at Districts was my best. I didn't think I had much of a chance at State, but then the winning jump was 6’ 3 . Brian Tessman also felt that, Districts was the best meet for me. The boys seemed to get most of their laughs from Brian Tessman's attempt at pole- vaulting. Brian laughingly admits, I hit the fence once and missed the pit another time. Doug Ochsner commented, I improved in all my events; it was a lot of fun. All of the boys on the track team worked at improving themselves and had a good time doing it. Counter Clockwise from top left. The dedicated assistant coach. Mr. Stoehr. Scott Larson and Doug Leininger are ready to begin the next race. Pat Alberts gives a tremendous effort to make his team number one in the relay Right: Here is Scott Larson again setting the warm-up pace for everyone before the meet begins Bottom: Scott Diekmann takes a leisurely jog to warm up before the big race. 35 Clockiwse from top right. Head Coach Dan Navrkal. The wonderful head coach Dan Navrkal. Steph Spearman strains an arm's reach to hand Michelle Bergen the baton. Kelly Scoville portrays her typical self — Take'er easy Kelly. Chan-tel Bottorf does her best at the first curve of her relay. Renee Scheier-man sails over the high jump bar with wonderful ease Middle: The ever-so-dedicated announcer. Bill Bottorf. 3b The few, the proud, the ... the Sutton girls' track team!! Those who dared to “run their rears oft should be praised for their efforts. Although it wasn't easy and the girls didn't always enjoy their tough workouts, they stuck with it through the season. It was hard to chalk up very many points with just eight girls on the team. Rachelle Hansen said the team, “Would have done better if there were more girls out, but we had fun with those that were in it. Rachelle and Steph Spearman said, “The best practices were when Mr. Navrkal chewed us out! “The practices weren't fun, but the meets were. Chantel Bottorf pointed out, “The weather made it hard to do good in the meets. But the girls supported each other and did their best. “It was a comfort to know there was someone waiting for you at the finish line with a blanket-it helped you run faster. The girls' track team was small, but mighty. Counter clockwise from top left. The official starter, Mr Isernhagen. Renee Scheierman takes time out to pose really pretty for the camera. Annette DuBois and Rachelle Hansen are doing what they usually do. goofing around. Chantel Bottorf seems to be having a bit of a problem sitting up. We understand Chantel. Sheila Ehly and Chantel Bottorf Who are you talking about now??? 37 Junior Clockwise from top right. Mr Hagge. the head coach. Amy Kessler serves the winning point. Terri DuBois shows her disapproval. Kathy Ochsner bumps the ball up to the front row. Mr Hagge encourages his exhausted team during a timeout. Jr. High Volleyball Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 27 Oct. 14 7th Grade Beat Harvard Harvard Geneva Henderson Sandy Creek 38 FOOTBALL Counter clockwise from top left. The dedicated coaches — Mr. Moody and Mr. Schoneberg. Shane Perrien is ready to take off to gain some yardage. Mr Schoneberg discusses the strategies at a timeout. Mr. Moody watches as practice makes perfect. The kickoff. 'Sept. 20 Clay Center 24 6 Sept. 28 Geneva 24 18 ' Oct 4 Harvard 28 6 Oct. 12 Sandy Creek 20 6 39 Clockwise from top right. The coach. Tim Hagge. Joey Nuss is ready and ambitious to give the ball away to Craig Perrien. Matt Overturf shows extreme exhaustion on his face as he makes a failing attempt to save the ball. Todd Nuss looks as if he is ready to receive the ball from someone Leslie Griess makes a getaway to try to get the ball. Bradley Ochsner concentrates on his free throw. The Junior High team sets up their offense and are ready to score again. GIRLS' BASKETBALL High Counter clockwise from the top left. Head coach. John Schoneberg. Look at the girls all concentrate on that rebound. Cheryl Bailey passes the ball to an open person so the shot can be made. It looks like Kelli Leininger is coordinated enough to open her mouth and shoot the basket at the same time. The girls go through an energizing warm-up before the big event. Kathy Ochsner comes in for the lay-up. Brenda Ochsner shows off her leaping ability as she shoots at the hoop. 41 Clockwise top right: Head Coach, Thomas Newman Keith Wach pushes shot. Shane Perrien pushes it. Tim Sheridan strides out. Brian Akset and Shane Perrien consult with Coach Newman. Brian Akset about to move high jump pole. Junior High GIRLS' TRACK Clockwise, top left: Coach Dee Boats Pattie Gesch. Chananne Hansen. Amy Kessler. Kathy Ochsner. Renee Drudik helping. Cheryl Bailey poses nicely. Lisa Peter working her bubble gum. Another win for Pattie Gesch. Steph Bottof, Cheryl Bailey. Brenda Ochsner considering the moment. 43 Clockwise from the top right picture. Brenda Ochsner, Pattie Gesch, Chananne Hansen, and Terri DuBois all take hold of their relay baton. The boys basketball team set up for an out of bounds ball. Carrie Griess looks totally enthused during the computer dance. Our wrestlers seem to have fun at their practices The Jr. Hi Cheerleaders, Amy Kessler. Stephanie Bottorf. Deena Knoell. and Carrie Griess. Leslea Hohman is showing everyone her cavities. The Jr. Hi supported the teams. 44 INTRAMURALS Counter Clockwise from top left. The dedicated Intramural coach. Mr. Sijnen. Pat Alberts shows off his leaping ability while Ron Schonscheck goes in for a quick rebound, but it looks as if Darrell Griess and Dennis Griess are giving Pat a little challenge for the shot. Then Ron Schonscheck tosses the ball up for a try at the hoop. Next Doug Lein-inger makes the shot a little more challenging for Steve Wiebe, but it looks like Wayne Hahn is running to the rescue Once again we have Doug Leininger and Steve Wiebe after the same ball during this jump shot. GEORGETOWN SKOAL BANDITS John Hiebert, Captain Ron Schonscheck. Darrell Griess, Co- Captain Captain Pat Alberts, Co-Captain Barry George Kurt Griess Dennis Griess Duane Wach Color: Black Color Red RED MACHINE BLUE RIBBON BOYS Doug Leininger, Captain Wayne Hahn. Captain Brian Steinhauer. Co- Pat Keenan. Co-Captain Captain Danny Russell LaRoy Griess Monty Lambie John Larson Art Wach Color: Gray Color Blue 45 '82 MUSICAL This year's fall musical production, Once Upon a Mat tress, consisted of a small but determined cast. They had a slow start,but through hard work and dedication the show finally pulled together. At first, the worst problem was lack of time. Because of conflicts, students said they did not have time for the musical. Many of the students had a conflict with athletics, band, and church. But as the play progressed, the students learned to organize their time more effectively. Charis Spahn, who played one of the leading roles, said, It took a lot of time and hard work, but it was worth it in the end. Becky Scoville commented, “It's hard work to be in almost everything at the same time. I hardly ever saw home, except to sleep. The 1982 musical was performed well and was successful. Top: Rachelle Hansen, Brian Tessman, and Becky Scoville. Center: Charis Spahn surrounded by remaining cast members. Bottom: Several cast members. 48 ONCE UPON A MATTRESS CAST LIST Charis Spahn Cory Fuehrer Michelle Fisher Brian Tessman Clare Sheridan Brian Johnson Rachelle Hansen Lisa Hohman Becky Scoville Lisa Stoehr Deb Monson Kelly Scoville Lee Spahn f 11 Kurt Griess Todd Mau Sheryl Krause Michelle Davis Mina Overturf Annette Dubois Stephanie Spearman Carrie Gardner Cindy Gee Kristi Andersen Ty Yost Tracy Hoagland Kent Ochsner Directed by Mark Butler and John Bitunjac Top left to right: Lisa Hohman and Brian Tessand. Todd Mau and Kent Ochsner making themselves handsome. Becky Scoville and Michelle Fisher are also putting on their finishing touches Bottom left: Becky Scoville Above: The entire cast. 49 Don’t Toll a Soul is a takeoff of a child's game (telephone). Using women as the miscommunicators, the setting is a dance in a local night club. Gloria (Clare) appears at the dance with a bruise received while hanging a picture. A number of women enter. Sheila (Michelle). Binnie (Laura). Hazel (Nancy). Viola (Tracy). Dorothy (Teresa). and Maris (Lisa), only to misconstrue the whole situation. Clock Wl e From Top Loft Michelle Davis. Laura Reutzel - I'm gonna lose it- Nancy Schelkoph. Michelle Davis - You don't say-” Clare Sheridan. Lisa Scheidemann - Don't turn your back on me-” Michelle Davis. Nancy Schelkoph. Clare Sheridan. Tracy Hoagland- Get Lost- Laura Reutzel -Doing some more gossiping by phone Clock Wise From Loft Cindy Gee. Deb Mon$on- Gee. this guy is all right”- Charis Spahn. Lisa Stoehr- What'cha lookin' at Charis-” Cindy Gee- Oh. no. my slip is showing- Lisa Stoehr. Deb Monson-two of a kind If Women Worked Like Men is a plot that deals with the humorous side of an all-female office. This play deals with all the stock offices — a loud-mouth boss, Mrs. Dowling (Lisa), a snide office worker. Miss Arnold (Deb), a dumb secretary. Miss Smith (Cindy). Mixed up with these is an office worker who is never really there, Mrs. Carew (Charis). ONE ACTS Clockwise From Top Left Lisa Hohman. Matt Lambie. Lisa Hohman. Karla Nuss. Kurt Griess. Todd Lein-inger, Le© Reinsch-Matt Lambie. Todd Leininger-Gurt Griess-Michelle Fisher. Kent Ochsner, Amy Sheridan. Lee Reinsch. Matt Lambie Ring Around the Corpse points a satirical finger at the detective story. This is part of the process needed in order for Peter Cabot (Kurt) to graduate from detective school. Present in the play are all the stock characters, murder victim (Matt), a list of potential murderers, cook (Lisa), butler (Lee), gardener (Todd), and relative (Karla). Mr. Hardy (Kent), is the teacher who along with his colleagues Mrs. Porter (Michelle). Ms. Collins (Amy), and students (Tracy) and (Ty). find Mr. Cabot worthy of being a detective. Legend of the Lake received a first at Conference and a first at Districts. It is a story of a young couple. Crecensio (Brian) and Anna (Michelle). Anna, who is ill. is caught between the love for her husband and her feelings for her husband's mythical ex-lover Caught in the middle is the next-door neighbor. Josepha (Lisa), who attempts to keep the peace. Treating Anna's illness is Doctor Alvanzar (Cory) who is on a fishing trip. Wandering through the plot is Crecensio's sister Miguelita (Becky) a mute since birth. Clockwise From Top Left Lisa Hohman. Brian Tessman Brian Tessman, Cory Fuehrer. Becky ScovHle-Lisa Hohman. Becky Scoville-Lisa Hohman. Michelle Fisher A .. , 51 SPEECH The Speech team had a very good year. At Conference in Wilber they were 5th out of 11 At Districts they were 4th out of 7. The 3 State qualifiers were Lisa Hohman. Cory Fuehrer, and Cindy Gee. Top: L. Scheidemann. M. Fisher. C. Fuenrer. B. Tessman. L. Hohman. V. Lewis. C. Gee. B. Scoville. K. Anderson. M. Overturf, and C. Spahn. MUSIC The District Music Contest was held at Geneva The Choir received a Superior rating. Swing Choir and Triple Trio received Superiors. The Girls' Glee received a 2 rating There were also several soloists that received superiors: Michelle Fisher. Laura Reutzel. and Charis Spahn. Clockwise Top: Chorus. Triple Trio. Swing Choir. Soloists 52 BAND COMPETITIONS The Sutton High School bond hod a very good year: The band members went through early morning practices, cold weather, and a lot of music to prepare for competitions. The first competition was Harvest of Harmony in Grand Island where the band received a 2 The band also travelled to Malcom and Pershing Auditorium where the band received superior ratings. At the District Music Contest in Geneva the band received a 2. There were also some ensembles that did very well. Clarinet Choir. Clarinet Duet. Flute Quartet, and Trombone Trio all received Superiors. The Choir received a Superior rating. Girls' Glee received a 2. and Triple Trio received a 1. The Swing Choir received a Superior rating also. 53 t REPORTER Top: The head table looks excited. Lett: Those FFA boys sure look hungry. Right: Sweetheart candidates Sheila Bauder. Charlene Griess. Deb Monson, Michelle Fisher. Kristi Andersen, and Dawn Barnell Below L: President Mark Bailey Below R: State FFA President Jim Gotschall. and Below Him: Bill Oates and Kent Ochsner. The FFA Banquet was held April 19. President Mark Bailey brought the meeting to order. Vice President Bill Oates took the role call ot officers and gave the invocation. The Banquet meal, which consisted of barbeque pork, beans, cole slaw, cake and rolls, was prepared by the junior Ag. boys. The guest speaker was Jim Gotschall, State FFA President. He is currently attending the UNL and is formerly from Atkinson, NE. The 1983 Star Award Winners were Paul Drudik, receiving the Star Greenhand award, Neil Cloet, Star Chapter Farmer, and Mark Bailey, receiving the Chapter Leadership Award. The 1983-84 Chapter Sweetheart is Sheila Bauder. Other candidates were Dawn Barnell, Charlene Griess, Michelle Fisher, Kristi Andersen, and Deb Monson. Finally it came time to install the 1983-84 officers as Mark Bailey handed the gavel over to Kurt Griess to adjourn the 1983 Par-en Membe eetinc ATHLETIC B A N Q U E T The 1983 Athletic Banquet was held April 15. The meal, which consisted of chicken, potatoes, corn, salad, and rolls, was catered by My Place of Hastings. Master of Ceremonies was Mr. Bill Bottorf. The invocation and benediction were given by Rev. Bob Bowne. Tom Sheridan, the S-Club President, gave the thank you response. The guest speaker was split end Todd Brown from the UNL. After all the letters and awards were handed out, Todd Brown talked about his years in football. He began when he played on the Holdrege High School football team and worked up to some of the more important games in his life playing with the UNL football team. He spoke mostly of how he disciplined himself to be great. Surely everyone that was at the banquet got a great message from his speech, about self-discipline. Top: Varsity Basektball players did a super job this season and are receiving their letters Lett: Tom Sheridan, the S-Club President is going to say Thank youMI Right: Mr. Stones hands out Wrestling letters Middle L: Mr. Henrick-sen recognized Volleyball players. Above: The crowd was entertained by Todd Brown. Lower: Stan Rath and Bill Oates were the only 2 seniors in Basketball. 55 HONORS CONVOCATION Right' Mr Moses making an acceptance speech for the new National Honor Society members. Mr. Moses. Becky Scoville, Michelle Fisher, Charis Spahn, Doug Ochsner. Joan Korb, Nancy Schelkopf. Jose Griess. Teresa Griess, Levina Griess On May 4, 1983, the Honors Convocation was held. The first item on the agenda was the National Honor Society induction. They inducted five seniors and four juniors. The second presentation was that of the charter members of the International Thespian Society and the induction of second-year members. The best actor and actress-of-the-year awards went to Cory Fuehrer and Michelle Fisher. The Math award went to Doug Ochsner. The Denise Monson Award went to Verna Huber and The Tamara Salmen Award was presented to Charis Spahn. Upper Right- Brenda Schroetlin. Above- Nat'l Honor Society members,-Neil Cloet. Mark Bailey. Brenda Schroetlin. and Pattie Kastens. Far Right- International Thespian Society. Charter members Mr. Bitunjac. Cindy Gee. Charis Spahn. Becky Scoville. Michelle Fisher. Cory Fuehrer, Rochelle Hansen. Lisa Hohman, and Brian Tess-man Right- Mr Butler handing Joel Gross his award Below- Ms Kluck giving Verna Huber the Denise Monson award. 56 SWEETHEART DANCE Clockwise above left- Doug Leininger and Julie Oates. Above Center- Ron Schonscheck. Brenda Barnell. and Bill Oates Above Right- Becky and Joe Sco-ville Left- Queen Charlene Griess and King Stanley Rath. Above- Tracy Hoagland and Pat Alberts The Sweetheart Dance was held February 17 (upper left). Darlene Hofmann and Glen Huber crowned Stanley Rath and Charlene Griess as the new 1983-1984 Sweetheart King and Queen. The candidates were Bill Oates, Verna Huber, Mark Bailey, and Cindy Gee. The Jr. Attendants were Jeff Leininger and Lisa Hohman. The Soph. Attendants were Kent Ochsner and Karla Nuss and the Fresh. Attendants were Bret Griess and Michelle Davis. The music that evening was provided by D and J Enterprises. 57 Top: Are you guys being smart or are you always like this0 Bottom: Cindy Robbins attempts to make a pot. Liz Georg© Darrell Griess Josephine Griess LaRoy Griess Mark Bailey Brenda Barnell Neil Cloet Deb Boehler Connie Davis K.C. Borders Meredith Fitzke Lavina Griess Wayn© Hahn Verna Huber Kim Griess Pattie Kastens Tracy Grothe Lori Hohman John Hiebert Teresa Griess Debbie Boehler works for her free meal. Thumbs up to the Class of 83'. Joan Korb Monty Lambie Doug Leininger Bill Oates Stan Rath Lori Hohman and Verna Huber join in marriage. u Lavina Griess, Pattie Kastens, and Laura Reutzel having fun on their last day. Laura Ruetzel 62 The senior guys receive an education outside the classroom. Cindy Robbins John Hiebert and Neil Cloet look so enthused. JUNIORS Darren Andersen Kristi Andersen Dawn Barnell Sheila Bauder Mary Calkins Carmen DuBois Michelle Fisher Jody Friesen Cindy Gee Barry George Charlene Griess Craig Griess Don Griess Elaine Griess Kurt Griess Brian Haller Tom Hotmann Charis Spann hiding her zits on her nose Lisa Hohman. Cindy Gee. and Elaine Griess enjoy stringing popcorn during the lockin. 64 ■ fc I • w . Doug Ochsner enjoys his meal at the FCA meeting. Brian Tessman plays the role of our Punk-Rock Gypsy CLASS OF 84 Lisa Hohman Kim Krause John Larson Jeff Leininger Deb Monson Tim Nuss Doug Oshsner Melissa Ochsner Lori Owen Danny Russell Noel Saul Lisa Scheidemann Becky Scoville Charis Spahn Brian Steinhauer Brian Tessman Brenda Veleba Duane Wach 65 SOPHOMORES Pat Alberts Karla Dedrickson Lori DeLarm Cami Detty Sheila Ehly Maridy Fielder Jackie Fitzke Cory Fuehrer Shelly George Rodney Griess Sharon Griess Rachelle Hansen Tracy Hoagland Carla Jones Brian Johnson Rich Knoell Janet Korb Sheryl Krause Kelly ScoviHe just loves to eat CLASS OF 85 99 Maridy Fielder waits for her date to arrive. Todd Mau Joel Nuss Karla Nuss Tony Nuss Julie Oates Kent Ochsner Mina Overturf Scott Scheierman Dee Schroetlin Kelly Scoville Amy Sheridan Clare Sheridan Stephanie Spearman Lisa Stoehr Art Woch Ty Yost 67 Ronald Ackermann Darren Bartunek Michele Bergen Chantel Bottorf Michelle Davis James DeLarm Scott Diekmann Paul Drudik Annette DuBois Bruce Fehr Carrie Gardner Bret Griess Dennis Griess Karen Griess Laureen Griess 68 During Spirit Week. Annette Dubois. Michelle Bergen and. Carrie Gardner dress like real cowgirls Lee Spcfin dreams about his true love. Annette Dubois leads a cheer at the pep rally. Renee Scheierman is hard at work. CLASS OF ’86 Sandra Griess Jonathan Gross Scott Hohensee Lori Huber Brenda Huber Jerri Hultine Gary Jones Doug Keller Charles Kessler Devin Munroe Carla Shaw Lee Reinsch Shawna Sinnen Renee Scheierman Lee Spabn Freshmen boys wait anxiously to be asked at the computer dance. 69 Gregg Bailey Scott Cerveny Ginger Cummins Coletta Davis Joann DeLarm Teresa DuBois Audrey Gowen Tom Gowen Carrie Griess Leslie Griess Wendell Griess Chananne Har Galen Hansen Leslea Hohman Joy Hultine Jr. High performs for their winter concert. It's chow time for Joann Delarm. 70 Deena KnoeH and Amy Kessler look for their mates at the computer dance. Eighth grade English class is hard at work. CLASS OF ’87 Deena Knoell Kelli Leininger Brenda Mohnike Debbie Mowrey Bradley Ochsner Brenda Ochsner Matt Overturf Shane Perrien Lisa Peter Eighth grade class enjoys Marc Russell Paul Ulmer Mike Sample Bonna Wach Joe Scovie Keith Wach another day of history. 71 I I SEVENTH Brian Akset Cheryl Bailey Michelle Barnell Stephanie Bottorf Faith Brown Renee Drudik Todd Fielder Carmen Gerard Patricia Gesch Darci Griess Doug Griess Kristine Griess Loretta Griess Mike Griess Rachel Hiebert Erna Huber Darci Griess tells Renee Drudik and Brad Nunnenkamp what she did over the weekend. Darci Griess and Amy Reinsch check out the guys walking by. 72 Steph Bottorf tries to get the right moves. Would you guys stop bock stabbing me! CLASS OF ’88 Amy Kessler Shane Kissler Ginny Monthei Brad Nunnenkamp Joey Nuss Noel Nuss Todd Nuss Loretta Griess received third place at the Clay County Spelling Contest. Kathy Ochsner Cory Overturf Jerry Overturf Craig Perrien Amy Reinsch Jay Schroetlin Tim Sheridan Lois Spahn Shawn Smith 73 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Dr. Robert Diekmann, Supt. Dennis Isernhagen, Athletic Director. Prin. Richard Moses Principal 7-12 FI V - Raymond Bailey. Mathematics John Bitunjac. English Speech. Drama Dee Boats. P.E.. Coach Mark Butler Vocal Music. Coach Carla Dabbert Soc. Stud. James Eads. English 7-8. Annual Tim Hagge. Biology. Coach Bill Hargis. Voc. Ag. Keith Henricksen. English. Coach Janice Kluck. Home Ec.. Pep Club Jean Lienemann, Library, Media Eugene Liska Art Anne Moody, Resource Michael Moody Guidance, Coach Dan Navrkal Commercial. Coach Thomas Newman, Science 7-8, Coach Ron Rickert, Band. Coach John Schoneberg. Ind. Arts. Coach Garry Sinnen Bus. Ed. Mick Stoehr, Soc. Studies 7-8. Econ., Coach Dennis Stones Dr. Ed.. P.E. Coach Calvin Stuhmer. Paul Woller. Math. Physics. Chemistry Trig 74 Chorus Back L. Huber. S. Sinnen. S. Ehly. M. Fisher. L. Reinsch, J. Gross. B Johnson. S. Scheiermann, B. George. C. Jones. M. Ochsner. N. Schelkoph, T. Hoagland. Row 2 L. Waddle. D. Mon-son. C. Spahn. C. Sheridan. R. Scheier-man. C. Kessler. D. Griess, T. Mau, D. Ochsner. C. Fuehrer. R. Hansen. L. Stoehr. A. DuBois. S. Bauder. B. ScoviHe. Row 3 P. Kastens. J. Korb. K. Andersen. B Tessman. J. Gross. T. Sheridan. S. Larson. D. Andersen. $. Spearman. J. Fitzke. S. Krause. M Fitzke. J. Korb Row 4 V. Lewis. K. Dedrickson. C. Shaw. M. Davis. C. Bottorf. K. Griess, K. Griess. T. Yost, L. Spahn, B. Fehr. T. Hofmann. L. Reutzel. J. Oates. A. Sheridan. K. Nuss FHA Back Row V. Huber. L. Griess. S. Griess, B. Huber, D. Mowrey. M. Fielder, C. Detty. C. Griess. B. Wach Row 2 J. Delarm. C. Hansen. K. Leininger. J. Hul-tine, T. DuBois. D. Knoell. L. Hohman, C. Griess. L. Peters. Sponsor-Ms. Kluck. Row 1 B. Veleba. K. Krause, C. Gee, A. Sheridan, L. Hohman, C. Gardner. E. Griess Band Front Row L. Hohman. S. Spearman. K. Griess. S. Sinnen. A. Sheridan, R. Hansen. C. Spahn Row 2 D. Boehler, C. Bottorf. L. Huber, C. Fuehrer. T. Mau, S. Hohensee. L. Hohman. C. Krause. M. Fisher, C. Gardner Row 3 M. Bergen, A. DuBois. J. Oates. D. Keller. P. Drudik, R. Knoell. C. Shaw, J. Gross, D. Ochsner. K. Nuss. J. Hultine. L. Spahn. C. Sheridan. C. Jones. Sponsor- Ron Rickert. V. Lewis. Back Row C Kessler. S. Diekmann. T. Hofmann. J. Fitzke. T. Hoagland. M. Davis. B. Fehr. B. Johnson. T. Yost, L. Stoehr 75 GROUPS SClub: Top: D. Leininger. T. Sheridan. R Schonscheck. D. Griess. M. Bailey. S. Rath. B. Oates. N. Cloet. B. Barnell. B. Schroetlin. D. Boehler. P. Kastens. L. Reutzel. Row 2: J. Leininger. B. George. S. Diekmann. T. Hofmann. B. Griess. G. Jones. B. Haller. J. Schoneberg Row 3: B Johnson. D. Andersen. P. Alberts. T. Leininger, T. Yost. K. Ochsner. C. Fuehrer. Row 4: L. Scheidemann. M. Ochsner. S. Bauder. A. Sheridan. S. Ehly, D. Schroetlin, J. Friesen. C. DuBois, B. Veleba. Row 5: J. Oates. L. Stoehr, S. Spearman. K. Scoville. M. Fisher. B. Scoville. M. Calkins Front: Art Wach. Doug Ochsner. Rodney Griess. Scott Scheier-man. C. Gee, D. Barnell. FFA Back T. Leininger. J. Keenan, T. Nuss, J. Larson. C. Griess. D. Wach. J. Leininger. S. Rath. D. Leininger. W. Hahn. D. Griess. L. Griess. B. George. B. Steinhauer. B. Hargis Middle R. Acker-mann, B. Fehr. B. Griess. G. Jones, D. Griess, P. Drudik. J. Gross, L. Reinsch. D. Griess, P. Drudik. J. Gross, L. Reinsch. D. Griess, R. Griess. N. Cloet. J. Nuss Front T. Nuss, T. Hofmann. B. Oates. M. Bailey. K. Griess, D. Ochsner, K. Ochsner FHA Back B. Veleba. K. Krause, C. Griess. B. Scoville. M. Fisher, L. Scheidemann. C. DuBois. C. Gee. D. Barnell. J. Friesen Row 2 K. Scoville. A. Sheridan. K. Dedrickson. S. Ehly, T. Hoagland. D. Schroetlin. J. Korb Row 3 B. Schroetlin. J. Korb. V. Huber. P Kastens. L. Waddle. B Barnell Front C. Dabbert, A. DuBois. C. Gardner, J. Kluck 76 Reserve Volleyball St. Mgr -Dawn Barnell. Kim Krause. Kelly Sco-ville. Julie Oates. Dee Schroetlin. Steph Spearman. Renee Scheierman. Coach-Deb Frietag. Middle Row-St. Mgr.-Carmen DuBois. Clare Sheridan. Michele Bergen, Jackie Fitzke. Tracy Hoagland, Michelle Davis. Front Row-Michelle Fisher. Annette DuBois, Shawna Sinnen. Amy Sheridan, Karla Dedrickson. Chantel Bottorf Varsity Volleyball Melissa Ochsner. Pattie Kastens. Brenda Schroetlin. Coach-Keith Henricksen, Steph Spearman. Julie Oates. Mary Calkins. Front Row-Deb Boehler. Becky Scoville. Sheila Bauder. Michelle Fisher. Brenda Veleba. Brenda Barnell Football Coach-Dennis Stones, Barry George. Scott Scheierman. Doug Ochsner. Ron Schonscheck. Brian Johnson. Lee Reinsch. Bill Oates, Darren Andersen. Duane Wach, Asst. Coach-Dan Navr-kal. Middle Row-St. Mgr.-Brian Haller. Art Wach, Charles Kessler, Brian Tessman, Rodney Griess. Stan Rath, Paul Drudik, Devin Mun-roe. Gary Jones. John Larson. St. Mgr.-James Delarm. Front Row-Todd Leininger, Kent Ochsner. Scott Diekmann, Tom Hofmann. Tom Sheridan. Jeff Leininger, Todd Mau. Bret Griess. Ty Yost, St. Mgr.-Darren Bartunek Reserve Basketball Bret Griess, Joel Nuss. Coach- Dan Navrkal, Scott Hohensee. Scott Larson. Ty Yost. Scott Diekmann. Paul Drudik. Kent Ochsner. Ron Ackerman. Doug Keller Wrestling Asst. Coach-Ron Rickert. Coach-Dennis Stones. Lee Spahn, Bruce Fehr. Todd Leininger. Devin Munroe. St. Mgr.-Joey Nuss. Tom Sheridan, Cory Fuehrer. Mark Bailey, Rich Knoell. Neil Cloet. Brian Tessman, Gary Jones. Brian Johnson. Lee Reinsch Varsity Basketball Asst Coach-Dan Navrkal. Bill Oates. Darren Andersen. Scott Scheierman. Doug Ochsner. Stan Rath. Coach-Mark Butler, Front Row-Don Griess. Todd Mau. Tom Hofmann, St. Mgr.-Sheryl Krause. Rodney Griess, Jeff Leininger 77 Reserve Basketball Carla Shaw, Michel© Bergen. Karen Griess. Coach-Tom Newman. Lori Huber. Shawna Sinnen. Carla Jones Varsity Basketball Coach-John Schoneberg. Chantel Bottorf, Lisa Stoehr, Steph Spearman. Melissa Ochsner. Sheila Bauder. Pattie Kastens. Renee Scheierman. Becky Scoville. Clare Sheridan. Julie Oates. Rachelle Hansen. Jody Friesen. Asst. Coach-Tom Newman. St. Mgrs.-Cheryl Bailey, Charis Spahn. Kristy Griess Track Coach-Dan Navrkal. Kelly Scoville, Sheila Ehly, Rachelle Hansen, Steph Spearman. Front Row-Michelle Davis. Michele Bergen, Chantel Bottorf, Annette DuBois. Renee Scheierman Track Asst. Coach-Mick Stoehr, Todd Mau. Darren Andersen, Doug Ochsner, Scott Scheierman. Brian Johnson, Doug Leininger, Don Griess, Coach-Dennis Stones. Front Row-Charles Kessler, Pat Alberts, Scott Diekmann. Brian Tessman. Scott Larson, Bret Griess. Kent Ochsner. St. Mgr.-Art Wach Seventh Grade Basketball St Mgr.-Cami Detty. Patti Gesch, Renee Drudik. Amy Reinsch. Michelle Barnell, Kathy Ochsner, Coach-Tim Hagge. Front Row-Lois Spahn. Cheryl Bailey, Faith Brown. Darci Griess. Stephanie Bottorf. Amy Kessler. Rachel Hiebert. Ginny Monthei Eighth Grade Basketball St. Mgr.-Cami Detty. Carrie Griess. Les-lea Hohman, Brenda Ochsner. Coach-Tim Hagge. Terri DuBois. Lisa Peter. Joann Delarm. Chananne Hansen. Front Row-Brenda Mohnike. Coletta Davis. Kelli Leininger. Deena Knoell. Debbie Mowrey. Ginger Cummins. Bonna Wach 78 Jr. High Football Asst Coach-Mike Moody. Brian Akset. Matt Overturf. Tom Gowen. Keith Woch. Galen Hansen. Brad Ochsner. Paul Ulmer. Coach-John Schoneberg. Middle Row-Tim Sheridan, Jay Schroetlin. Shawn Smith. Craig Perrien. Brad Nunnenkamp. Todd Nuss. Shane Perrien. Joe Scoville. Doug Griess. Front Row-Mike Sample. Joey Nuss. Cory Overturf. Gregg Bailey. Leslie Griess. Todd Fielder. Scott Cerveny. Mike Griess Jr. High Wrestling Matt Overturf. Todd Fielder. Brian Akset. Mike Sample. Joe Scoville. Doug Griess. Jay Schroetlin. Coach-Ron Rickert Front Row-Cory Overturf. Todd Nuss. Joey Nuss, Gregg Bailey. Mike Griess, Scott Cerveny. Shawn Smith Seventh Grade Basketball Coach-Dan Navrkal. Tim Sheridan. Jay Schroetlin. Craig Perrien, Brian Akset. Coach-Mark Butler. Front Row-Brad Nunnenkamp. Todd Nuss. Cory Overturf. Joey Nuss. Todd Fielder Eighth Grade Basketball Coach-Dan Navrkal. Shane Perrien. Brad Ochsner, Wendell Griess. Matt Overturf. Coach-Mark Butler. Front Row-Gregg Bailey. Leslie Griess. Keith Wach. Scott Cerveny, Mike Sample Seventh Grade Basketball Coach-Tom Newman. Amy Kessler. Stephanie Bottorf. Kathy Ochsner. Amy Reinsch. Renee Drudik. Ginny Monthei. Rachel Hiebert. Coach-John Schoneberg. Front Row-Faith Brown. Kristy Griess. Cheryl Bailey. Mary Boysen Eighth Grade Basketball Coach-John Schoneberg. Debbie Mowrey. Kelli Leininger. Coletta Davis. Bonna Wach. Lesiea Hohman. Brenda Ochsner. Renee Drudik. Terri DuBois. Coach-Tom Newman. Front Row-Joann Delarm. Audrey Gowen. Chananne Hansen 79 Jr. High Track Leslie Griess. Shane Perrien. Paul Ulmer, Galen Hansen. Coach-Tom Newman. Brad Ochsner. Joe Scoville, Mike Sample. Front Row-Todd Fielder, Brian Akset. Jay Schroetlin. Todd Nuss, Craig Perrien. Brad Nunnenkamp. Shawn Smith Jr. High Track Amy Reinsch. Lois Spahn. Lisa Peter. Chananne Hansen. Kelli Leininger. Brenda Ochsner. Terri DuBois, Coach-Dee Boals. Front Row-Darci Griess, Cheryl Bailey, Amy Kessler, Stephanie Bottorf. Kathy Ochsner, Patti Gesch, Renee Dridik School Board Hilmer Huber, John Campbell. Arthur Scheier man, Front Row-Paula Bergen. Ronald Ochsner. Delary Hof mann Bus Drivers Betty Mertens. Marlene DuBois. Front Row-Rich Rei chert, Tom Schonscheck. Robert Lock ling. Merle Stevens Nurse Marilyn Bailey Secretaries Terri Carpenter, Jody McBeth, Pat Bourke Thespians Lisa Hohman. Cindy Gee. Rachelle Hansen. Becky Scoville. Brian Tessman. Charis Spahn, Cory Fuehrer. Michelle Fisher Speech Team Lisa Scheidemann. Michelle Fisher. Cory Fuehrer, Brian Tessman. Lisa Hohman. Vicki Lewis. Front Row-Cindy Gee. Becky Scoville, Kristi Andersen. Mina Overturf, Charis Spahn FCA James Eads, Mark Butler, Mick Stoehr. Bill Hargis. Front Row-Ty Yost, Scott Larson. Renee Scheierman, Brenda Schroetlin, Shawna Sinnen. Annette DuBois, Lee Spahn, Charis Spahn. Carla Shaw. Lisa Stoehr, Cory Fuehrer. Doug Ochsner FBLA Dee Schroetlin. Nancy Schelkopf. Laura Reutzel. Cindy Robbins. Deb Boehler, Mary Calkins. Front Row-Sponsor-Dan Navrkal, Carmen DuBois, Tracy Grothe. Deb Monson. Monty Lambie, Pattie Kastens, Jose Griess, Verna Huber. Ron Schons-check. Charlene Griess. Dawn Barnell Tutors Connie Davis, Lisa Scheidemann, Sheila Bauder. Melissa Ochsner. Brenda Veleba. Nancy Schelkopf. Meredith Fitzke. Kim Griess, Sponsor-Mike Moody. Wayne Hahn. Librarians Sponsor-Jean Lienemann, Pattie Kastens, Laura Reutzel. Becky Scoville. Michelle Fisher. Front Row-Lori Hohman, Elaine Griess, Teresa Griess. 81 Swing Choir Scott Scheierman. Rene© Scheierman, Todd Mau. Clare Sheridan, Brian Johnson, Michelle Fisher, Bruce Fehr. Lori Huber, Don Griess. Charis Spahn. Front Row-Lee Spahn. Karla Nuss, Tom Hofmann. Lisa Stoehr. Brian Tessman. Rochelle Hansen. Ty Yost. Becky Scoville. Kurt Griess. Laura Reutzel Student Council Sponsor-Mike Moody, Rodney Griess. Shane Perrien. Doug Keller. Stephanie Bottorf, Renee Scheierman, Carla Shaw. Front Row-Tim Nuss. Doug Ochsner, Cindy Gee. Monty Lambie, Jose Griess, Tom Sheridan. Cory Fuehrer Cooks Becky Ebert. Joan Veleba. Viola Stevens. LaJeanne Janitors Arthur Ehly. Larry Boehier Boehler, Helen Smith Industrial Arts Scholarship Club Ron Schonscheck, Mark Bailey, Doug Leininger, Neil Cloet. John Hiebert. Tom Sheridan. Monty Lambie. Wayne Hahn. Darren Andersen. Paul Drudik. Don Griess. Kurt Griess. Brian Haller. Rich Knoell National Honor Society Jose Griess, Teresa Griess. Lavina Griess. Nancy Schelkopf. Joan Korb, Doug Ochsner, Charis Spahn. Becky Scoville. Michelle Fisher 82 CLASS OFFICERS Seniors-Pres.-Jose Griess, Treas.-Pattie Kastens. Vic© Pres.-Teresa Griess. Sec.-Lavina Gri©$$. (gone). Juniors-Pres.-Doug Ochsner. Sec.-Treas.-Lisa Scheide mann. Vice Pres.-Charis Spahn. Sophomores-Pres.-Cory Fuehrer, Vic© Pres.-Scott Scheierman. Sec.-Amy Sheridan. Treas.-Vicki Lewis. Freshmen-Pres -Renee Scheierman. Vice Pres.-Charles Kessler. Sec. (gone)-Karen Griess. Treas.-Shawna Sin-nen. Eighth-Pres-Bradley Ochsner. Vice Pres.-Brenda Ochsner. Sec.-Treas.-Leslie Griess. St. Council-Shane Perrien. Seventh-Pres.-Doug Griess. Vice Pres.-Todd Muss. Sec Treas -Brian Akset. SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS MARK BAILEY Wrestling 1.2,3,4; All-County Honorable Mention 4; State Qualifier 3; S-Club 2,3,4; Vice President 4; County Gov't Day 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA President 4; FFA Attendant 4; Band 1; Class Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3; Industrial Arts Scholarship Club 4; IASC President 4 BRENDA BARNELL Pep Club 12,3,4; P.C. Treasurer 2; P.C. Vice President 4; P.C. Mascot 4; Honor Pep Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Annual Staff 12,3,4; Girls Glee Club 4; Volleyball 12,4; Track 1; S-Club 4; Prom Server 2 DEB BOEHLER Band 12,3,4; Clarinet Duet 3,4; Clarinet Choir 12,3,4; Tammy Salmen Award 3; Basketball 12,3; Volleyball 12,3,4; Track 12; Annual Staff 3,4; FBLA 4, Class Vice President 12; One-Act Play 3; FHA 12; FHA Secretary 2; Pep Club 12,3, Merit Keeper 2; County Gov't Day 3; Business Day 3; Prom Server 2 K.C. BORDERS NEIL CLOET FFA 12,3,4; FFA Reporter 2; Star Greenhand 1; Wrestling 2,4; S-Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 3; County Gov't Day 3; Business Day 4; Class Treasurer 2; Band 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Industrial Arts Scholarship Club 4 CONNIE DAVIS Chorus 12,3; Girls Glee Club 4, Annual Staff 4 MEREDITH FITZKE Chorus 12,3,4; Girls Glee Club 4; Triple Trio 3; One-Act Play 3; Business Day 2; Musical 3; Annual Staff 4 LIZ GEORGE Volleyball Student Manager 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3; State One-Act Play 2; FBLA 4; FBLA President 4; FHA 2; S-Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4 DARRELL GRIESS Intramurals 2,3,4; Football 3; FFA 12,3,4 JOSEPHINE GRIESS FHA 12; Sweetheart Attendant 1; Treasurer 2; Pep Club 12,3; Pep Club Secretary 3; Merit Keeper 1,2; Honor Pep Club 1,2; FBLA 4, FBLA Secretary 4; Student Council 4; S.C. Secretary 4; Basketball 1,2; Tutor 1; Annual Staff 2,3; Class Secretary 1,2; Class President 4; Business Day 2,3,4; Prom Server 2, National Honor Society 4 KIM GRIESS Pep Club 1,2; Honor Pep Club 2; FHA 1,2; FHA Historian 1; Tutor 4; County Gov't Day 3; Girls Glee Club 4; Chorus 1,2; Business Day 2,3; Girls' State Representative 3; Librarian 1 LAROY GRIESS FFA 12,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4 LAVINA GRIESS FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Annual Staff 2,3; FFA Sweetheart Queen 3; Class Secretary 4; Librarian 4; Student Council 3; Prom Server 2; Honor Society 4 TERESA GRIESS One-Act Play 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2; FHA 1,2; Student Council 1,3; Class Vice President 4; Annual Staff 3; Librarian 1,2, 4; County Gov't Day 3; Nebraska Youth Gov't Day 4, Honor Society 4: FFA Sweetheart Attendant 3 JOEL GROSS Basketball 12,3; Class Vice President 3; FFA 2,3,4; Prom Server 2; Chorus 2,4 TRACY GROTHE FBLA 4; Business Day 3,4; Valedictorian 4 WAYNE HAHN FFA 12,3,4; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; County Gov't Day 3 JOHN HIEBERT Basketball 1,3; Intramurals 2,4; Industrial Arts Scholarship Club 4 LORI HOHMAN Transferred from Sargent, Nebraska 2; Chorus 2,3, Band 2,3,4; Clarinet Choir 2,3,4; Clarinet Duet 4 VERNA HUBER Pep Club 12,3,4; Honor Pep Club 12,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Head Leader 4, FHA 12,3,4; FHA Secretary 3; FHA Editor 1; Sweetheart Attendant 3,4; FFA Sweetheart Attendant 3; FBLA 4; FBLA Reporter 4; Librarian 1,2; County Gov't Day 3; Nebraska Youth Gov't Day 4 84 PATTIE KASTENS Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; First Team All-County 4; Second Team All-Conference 4; Track Student Manager 1; S-Club 1,2,3, 4; FBLA 4; FBLA Treasurer 4; FHA 1.2; FHA Treasurer 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Honor Pep Club 12,3,4; Librarian 2,3,4; Tutor 1; Chorus 3,4; Business Day 4 JOE KEENAN FFA 12,3,4; Intramurals 12,3,4; Student Council 2 JOAN KORB Pep Club 2,3,4; Merit Keeper 4; Honor Pep Club 3,4, FHA 1,2,3; Treasurer 3; State Qualifier 3; FFA Sweetheart Attendant 3; Business Day 4; Chorus 12,3,4; Girls Glee Club 4; National Honor Society 4 MONTY LAMBIE Class President 1; S-Club 12; Track 2; Student Council 1,2,4; Student Council President 4; Class Secretary 3 DOUGLAS LEININGER Intramurals 4; Basketball 1,2,3; FFA 12,3,4; Track 2,3, 4; Prom Server 2; S-Club 2.3.4 BILL OATES FFA 2,3,4; FFA Parliamentarian 3; FFA Vice President 4; FFA Attendant 4; S-Club 3,4; Football 12,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Basketball 12,3,4; Track 1; Class President 2; Prom Server 2, Student Council 2 STAN RATH Football 12,3,4; Basketball 12,3,4; South All-Star Team 4; FFA 12,3,4; FFA Attendant 1,2,3; FFA Sweetheart King 4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3,4; Prom Server 2 CINDY ROBBINS Band 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Annual Staff 3,4; FBLA 4, FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; County Gov't Day 3; Business Day 3 LAURA REUTZEL Volleyball 1,2,3; S-Club 3,4; Track 1; FBLA 4; FHA 2; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Sw g Choir 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2; Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Librarian 3,4; Triple Trio 2; Soloist 4; One-Act Plays 2,4 NANCY SCHELKOPF Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Volleyball 1; Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 12,3,4; Tutor 3,4; One-Act Plays 3,4; National Honor Society 4 RON SCHONSCHECK FFA 1; Basketball 12; Football 2,4; Intramurals 3,4, FBLA 4; S-Club 2.3,4 TOM SHERIDAN Football 12,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3; Homecoming King 4; All-County 3,4, Honorable Mention All-Conference 4; Wrestling 12,3,4; All-County 2,3,4; State Qualifier 3,4, Band 1.2; Chorus 2,4; Chorus President 4; S-Club 12,3,4; President 4; Dennis Monson Award 1; Industrial Arts Scholarship Club 4; IASC Vice President 4. Student Council 3,4; Vice President 3 BRENDA SCHROETLIN Pep Club 12,3,4; Pep Club Secretary 2; President 4, Merit Keeper 3; Honor Pep Club 1,2,4; Mascot 4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; FHA 1,2; Sweetheart Attendant 2, Secretary 1; National Honor Society 3,4; FFA Sweetheart Attendant 3; Volleyball 12,3,4; Yearbook Junior Editor 3; Editor 4; Annual Staff 12,3,4; Student Council 3; S-Club 4, Librarian 2; Business Day 2,3; FCA 4, Prom Server 2; Class President 3; Salutatorian 4 LISA WADDLE Pep Club 2.3,4; Honor Pep Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; FHA State Qualifier 3; Chorus 12,3,4; Girls Glee Club 4 STEVE WIEBE Transferred from Fort Shiloh, Wyoming 4 85 THE YEARBOOK STAFF CAPTURES MEMORIES OF '83 Annual Staff Kelly ScoviHe, Lisa Hohman, Amy Sheridan, Renee Scheierman, Deb Boehler, Meredith Fitzke. Cindy Robbins, Brenda Barnell. Dawn Barnell. Brenda Schroetlin. Charis Spahn, Dee Schroetlin, Cindy Gee, Julie Oates, Connie Davis, Brenda Veleba, Karla Dedricksen. Carmen DuBois, Devin Munroe, Elaine Griess, Charlene Griess. Sponsor-James Eads. HUST INSURANCE STATE FARM INSURANCE SERVICES Gary A. Jones, Agent Your Partners In Protection Like A Good Neighbor, State Farm BERGEN Bldg. Bus: 773-4154 Res: 773-4489 103 S. Saunders, Sutton, NE Off. 773-5202 Res. 773-4202 THOMPSON PLUMBING AND DIGGING BOEHLER’S HI-WAY MARKET Sutton, NE Bruce Thompson, Owner Sutton, NE PH: 773-5391 PH: 773-5421 EXP • Mustang • Escort • LTD • Thunderbird • Ranger • Light Trucks SCHONSCHECK FORD, INC. GOWEN’S “66” SERVICE STATION Ron Schonscheck Bus. PH. 773-4101 Suton. NE Res. Phone 773-4413 Gordon Gowen, Owner PH: 773-5318 SUTTON MEDICAL CLINIC Twila Griess, Belinda Nuss Dr. D.J. Lochen Dr. Steven Thomas Dr. R.F. Bruillette COUNTRY ELEGANCE Dr. Kurt W. Lesh Unique Gift and Card Shop Judy Hohman, P.A. Sutton, NE Barb Mosley, Sec. PH: 773-5553 Phone: (402) 773-4279 Sutton, NE 68979 87 SUTTON COOP GRAIN CO. BERGEN REAL ESTATE Sutton, NE AND AUCTIONEERS PH: 773-5531 Sutton, NE D D BAKER CLAY COUNTY NEWS Dean and Delons Domeier, Owners Sutton, NE Sutton, NE PH: 773-4343 COAST To COAST TRAUDT IRRIGATION, INC. Warren Gee, Owner 119 S. Saunders Ave. Ernie Traudt, Owner Sutton. Ne PH: 773-4245 Sutton, NE PH: 773-5511 BROWN’S THRIFT STORE NORMA’S FLORA GIFT SHOP Sutton, NE PH: 773-4759 Norma Mau, Owner Sutton, NE SCHELKOPF GEORGE BROS. VETERINARY PROPANE FERT. CORP. CLINIC “We Service What We SEII” S.L. Schelkopf P.V.M. K.C. Lorenzen P.V.M. PH: 773 5561 J.T. Waddel P.V.M. Sutton, NE PH: 773-4292 TED’SO.K. TIRE SCHROETLIN TANK LINE, INC. Sutton, NE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Sutton, NE Phone: 773-4292 FRIESEN EUASON MOTORS CHEVROLET, INC. Guaranteed Used Cars And Trucks Delmar Friesen, Owner Sutton, Nebraska Hi-Way 6 PH: 773-4701 MONSON’S BARBEE GARAGE VETERINARY CLINIC Marlow Monson, Owner Sutton, NE Sutton, NE Phone 773-5586 PH: 773-4309 CONGRATULATION SENIORS SUTTON PHARMACY Sutton, NE Have Your Doctor Call Us For Hometown Service MIDWEST SPORTING GOODS Sutton, NE PH: (402) 773-5250 Jack and Carol VanKirk PLANT POTPOURRI For All Your Floral Needs And Wedding Needs Sutton, NE PH: 773-4417 SUTTON LUMBER TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Steve Hiller, Manager Sutton, NE 68949 Phone: 773-4522 Lorene E. Johnson Dehorah A. Unterseher MAURY'S PLACE Maury and Eleanor Yost Sutton, NE 68979 PH: (402) 773-5506 Jack Jill FOOD CENTER TM FUEHRER'S MARKET Phone: (402) 773-4235 Sutton, NE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '83 90 ROLFES TAVERN SOUTH SIDE KOHLER INSURANCE AGENCY Lunches and Drinks PH: 773-4343 For All Your Insurance Needs Morris H. and Mary Lou Kohler Sutton, NE PH: 773-5548 FRIEND’S MOTOR SUPPLY B.G.’S CORNER over fifty years of leadership choice of the gold hat pros Your NAPA Jobber is Right Sutton. NE 773-5615 Beverages, Groceries and Gas Sutton, NE PH: 773-4136 Bob George, Owner BOTTORF AND MASER SUTTON FOOD LOCKER Law Office Sutton, NE Custom Processing Or U.S.D.A. Quarters And HAIves ROBERTA’S BEAUTY SALON JACOB BENDER AND SONS Sutton, NE PH: 773-4422 Sutton, NE 91 MIDWEST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 212 north Saunders Sutton, Nebr. 68979 (402) 773-5659 CITY STATE BANK Sutton, Nebr. PH: 773-5521 CONGRATULATIONS SUTTON STATE BANK Sutton, NE Phone 773-5541 UDIO ■HI tal Portraits Cliff Eddinger Studio 694-2850 Aurora, NE IMPERIAL MALL 12th Street And Marian Hastings, NE 1 2TH STREErAND MARIAN ROAD 92 SUTTON MEMORIAL LIBRARY t