Sutton High School - Mustang Yearbook (Sutton, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1985 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS EOHHh SUTTON AT THEIR BEST Top Left: Tanya Crevier. Christian basketball star, shows us her basketball skills. Top Center: Cardinal Busters: Todd Mau and Joel Nuss. Top Right: Look what school does to some of our students. Center Left: Senior Volleyball girls: L. Stoehr. J. Oates. S. Spearman. C. Sheridan, and K. Scoville. Center Right: Goofing off again. Kristi Oates. Lisa Peter. Sheila Ulmer. Bottom Left: Dancing the night away are Pat Alberts and Tracy Hoagland. Bottom Right: Deena Knoell is playing peek-a-boo in the bathroom. 2 MUSTANGS ON THE GO Sutton had high hopes this year. With the win against Blue Hill last year, they were hoping to win at least two games this season. But, fumbles and injuries have plagued Sutton. Gary Jones broke his hand and Paul Ulmer dislocated a finger. Steve Mosley was taken from the Clay Center Reserves game with a broken shoulder. But Paul Ulmer wasn’t out for the season. With half the season unplayed perhaps the Mustangs will get it all together. “Sutton’s defense and offense are improving’’, said Coach Isernhagen. With a win against Sandy Creek, the team is on the go. MUSTANGS OPPONENT 0 Stromsburg 7 7 Dorchester 31 0 Harvard 26 20 Henderson 23 15 Sandy Creek (OT) 7 0 Blue Hill 14 0 Gevena 28 0 Tri-County 35 Top to Bottom: Ty Yost is talking it over with a teammate while Todd Leininger Front row: Lee Spahn, Jay Schroetlin. Scott Cerveny, Leslie Griess, Joe Nuss. Todd Nuss. rT C e,n e,.?ame , ° 3U c°n9ra,u Doug Griess. Brian Akset. Second row Bill Houts. Dennis Griess. Rich Knoell. Matt Overturf, a es ig on urnmg anot er year Bruce Fehr. Shane Perrien. Todd Leininger. Scott Diekmann, Bret Griess Third row: Assistant younger Coach Keith Gowen, Rodney Griess, Ty Yost, Charles Kessler. Paul Drudik. Brian Johnson. Todd Mau, Paul Ulmer, Devin Munroe, Lee Reinsch, Scott Scheierman, Kent Ochsner. Head Coach Dennis Isernhagen. 4 FOOT SUTTON NIPPED BY 'S3 CHAMPS Coach Isernhagen said of this year's team, “They have good attitudes. But, unfortunately, the team needs some wins. In his third year after returning to the head coaching position, Mr. Isernhagen feels the team lacks size. The offense, however, is really accurate and the team speed is top-notch. Even though their defense needs improvement, they are working extra hard to get better. The two games that the team should have won were Stromsburg and Henderson. The Mustangs had them beat in the 4th quarter, 23-17. But Henderson came back to win by only 3 points. Top to Bottom: Coach Isernhagen and Coach Gowen cheer the team on. Down goes number 22. Todd Mau. Our guys in action. BALL 5 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Top Left: Chantel Bottorf looks like she has great serving form. Bottom Center: Kelly Scoville has an excellent bump. FILLIES OPPONENT 0 St. Cecelia 2 0 Friend 2 1 Harvard 2 0 Stromsburg 2 1 East Butler 2 1 Clay Center 2 0 Geneva 2 1 Hebron 2 0 Shickley 2 1 Henderson 2 2 Ne Lutheran 0 1 Sandy Creek 2 1 (conf.) Henderson 2 0 (Districts) Tri-County 2 Back Row: Cheryl Bailey. Kelly Scoville. Lisa Peter. Renee Scheierman. Lisa Stoehr. Brenda Ochsner. Michele Bergen. Front Row: Shawna Sinnen. Clare Sheridan. Chantel Bottorf, Julie Oates. Steph Spearman. Annette DuBois. Coach Lewandowski. The volleyball team started the new season with two new volleyball coaches. Miss Lewandowski and Mrs. Gemar. Miss Lewandowski is also the new biology, physics, and physical science teacher. This is her first year of teaching! Miss Lewandowski is a great coach who really knows what she’s talking about. The fillies record this year was 1 and 13. 6 RESER VE AND FRESHMEN Bottom Left: Freshman. Cheryl Bailey, is setting up an excellent bump. Center: “What style!!’’ Shawna Sinnen really knows how to serve that ball. Top Left: Looks like Lisa Peter has a Super-girl form while setting. The Reserve and Freshmen teams started and ended with an awesome season. The Reserve team’s record this year was 7 and 3. The Freshmen team also had a super record of 6 and 3. The girls and their coaches, Miss Lewandowski and Mrs. Gemar, are very pleased with these records but hope to have an even better record next year. Back Row: Chananne Hansen, Steph Bottorf, Carrie Griess. Renee Drudik. Mrs. Gemar. Miss Lewandowski. Teri DuBois. Kristi Oates, Rachelle Hansen. Middle Row: Cheryl Bailey. Shawna Sinnen. Brenda Ochsner. Annette DuBois. Michele Bergen. Lisa Peter. Deena Knoell. Michelle Barnell. Front Row: Loretta Griess. Noel Nuss. Becky Griess. Joy Hultine. Kelli Leininger. Sheila Ulmer. Amy Kessler. 7 We interviewed the Jr. High Volleyball coach, Mrs. Boals. She said, “The toughest game we played was against the Henderson Huskies.” The Sutton-Henderson game was tough, but Henderson won 16-14. “The team has improved. They have a lot more control and knowledge,” said Boals. The best part of the game for her is serving. To win a game, you have to get the serves over. Boals said, “The toughest thing to teach about volleyball is setting.” She also stated, “During practice we do the basics, not the fancy stuff.” Row four: Coach Boals, Diane Jamison. Megan Sinnen. Clara Shaw. Kristi Bergen. Miki Ebert. Natalie Ehly. LaJean Griess. Connie Griess. Row three: St. Mar. Bev Kempf. Shawla Jones. Jackie Nuss. Kathy Korb. Shannon Gardner. Angie Saathoff. Cindy Diekmann, Kandi Houts, Marie Nuss. Row Two: Amy Ochsner. Heather Bottorf, Tracy Hust. Kristi Scheierman. Wendy Griess. Sherry Mosley. Heidi Nuss. Row one: Christina Nuss, Connie Overturf. Gwenda Hofmann. Jennifer Mohr. Anita Haller. DaNell Bartunek. Jennifer Ochsner. Diane Jamison fields the volleyball. FILLIES 2 2 0 2 0 3 1 0 OPPONENT Harvard Geneva Geneva Henderson Sandy Creek Harvard Henderson Sandy Creek Jackie Nuss bumps the ball during a rough Christina Nuss watches Kristi Scheierman regame this season. turn a serve. JR. HIGH V.B. 8 I Mr. Moody said, “There isn’t any one outstanding player; we all play as a team.” The game coming up is against Sandy Creek. He said, “I think it will be a tough game but we’ll pull through.” During practice they work on the basic plays — not trick plays. Mr. Moody said, “The team is better than last year’s. They have more skill.” He also stated, “If the team does not win, they can handle losing. They handle losing better than I do.” Mr. Moody commented, “The team played a good game against Harvard. Not only did they win but they were really serious about winning.” Clockwise: Chris Hansen is making a long run for the Junior High Football team. The pass is incomplete for Chris Hansen. The defensive line is putting a lot of pressure on the Sandy Creek quarterback. Sutton’s offensive line is opening up a hole for Brent Mau. Front Row: Jed Bergen. Albert Ochsner. Ray Fisher. Charles Thaden. Keith Hansen. Tim Leininger. Chris Smith. Mark Fehr. Andy Hultine. Chris Moore. Middle Row: Craig Griess. Jason Isernhagen. Chris Hansen. Billy Manthei. Fritz Grothe. Jason Friesen. Nick Hoagland. Brent Mau. Scott Morgan. David Griess. Jay Waegli. Matt Maser. Top Row: Coach Schone-berg. Tom Gassman. Jason Majors. Richard Nuss, Jay Spearman. Brian Hansen, Don Bruns. Jeff Peter. Doug George. John Spearman. Kevin Mohnike. Rick Reutzel, Troy Griess. Coach Moody. Mustangs Opponent 12 Clay Center 32 18 Geneva 14 22 Harvard 6 22 Sandy Creek 0 9 JR. HIGH F.B. SB. HIGH BOYS Coach Butler predicted that Geneva will be one of the toughest teams. When asked if we could win all or most of the games, he replied, “It doesn't have to be necessary to win all the games, but we hope to win most of them.” Coach Butler's goal this year is to win conference and go to the State Tournament. Mr. Butler decided he was not going to change the style of the defense and offense. When asked about the worst and best things about being a coach he said, “The best thing about being a coach is being able to work with young men and see them succeed. And, the worst thing about being a coach is putting up with the pressures when everybody expects you to do what THEY want you to do.” COUNTER CLOCKWISE-Reaching for the stars, Scott Scheierman pushes up for two. Doug Keller plans a play using offensive finesse. A blur of action leaves Kent Ochsner's opponents guessing! BASKETBALL Sutton % Opponent 35 Shickley-48 35 Geneva-61 60 Harvard-45 42 Dorchester-36 68 Wilber-53 79 Nebr. Lutheran-40 43 Lincoln Christian-29 Geneva Holiday Tourney 44 Geneva-42 Geneva Holiday Tourney 58 Centennial-44 65 Tri County-34 54 Hebron-35 47 Sandy Creek-43 62 Henderson-40 63 Stromsburg-56 44 Clay Center-24 53 Henderson-50 SNC Tourney 43 Sandy Creek-45 SNC Tourney 56 Centennial-46 SNC Tourney 76 Friend-32 . 45 Milford-47 54 Hebron-31 Districts 52 Tri County-53 Districts Left: Bradley Ochsner takes aim at the free throw line. Top: Back. Varsity Basketball Asst. Coach Navrkal. Bradley Ochsner. Wendell Griess. Scott Hohensee. Scott Scheierman. Kent Ochsner. Ty Yost. Coach Butler. Front. St. Mgr. Brent Mau. Charles Kessler. Joel Nuss. Todd Mau. Rodney Griess. Scott Diekmann. Shane Perrien Above: Back. Ronald Ackerman. Cory Overturf. Steve Mosley. Doug Keller. Brad Nunnenkamp. Craig Perrien. Coach Navrkal. Front. Jeremy Laschanzky. Mike Griess. Todd Nuss. Leslie Griess. 11 runts mutt riLUKS niLitsI fillies nuits w SUTTON Left: Walking away with balloons and a smile is Mr. Schon-eberg. Right: R. Scheierman makes a pass. Below Left: S. Sinnen puts up a free throw. Bottom Right: R. Scheierman concentrates on a free throw. Back: Mr. Newman, Miss Lewandowski. Carla Jones. Renee Scheierman. Lisa Stoehr. Steph Spearman. Julie Oates. Shawna Sinnen. Coach Schoneberg. Front: Cheryl Bailey. Michele Bergen. Chantel Bottorf. Brenda Ochsner, Lisa Peter. Kathy Ochsner, Karen Griess Fillies State Bound. Mr. Schoneberg stated that it was a team goal to make State this year. There were no other ball games as exciting to play as those at State. The team was fortunate to make it to State 3 out of 6 years. The coach felt the girls had a good chance of making State when the district assignments came out in July. The Fillies first game at State was against Burwell. which we won. The second playoff game was against Battle Creek, a disappointing loss. The Fillies ended their season third at State. BASKET 12 FILLIES Top: Starters. Shawna Sinnen. Renee Scheierman. Lisa Stoehr. Julie Oates. Steph Spearman. Below: Shawna Sinnen leaps above everyone. Sutton Fillies this season broke Shick-ley’s 46-game winning streak. According to Mr. Schoneberg. the reason for these wins was working together as a team with excellent defense and each filling her part. The Fillies captured the 2nd-best record in Fillies History and were rated 3rd in State. Coach Schoneberg stated the toughest teams to play were Centennial and Battle Creek. The most surprising opponent was Stromsburg. Miss Lewandowski. Mr. Newman. Chananne Hansen. Renee Drudik, Kelli Leininger. Amy Kessler. Front: Becky Griess. Steph Bottorf, Kristy Oates. Sheila Ulmer. Kristy Griess. GIRLS BALL Sutton Opponent 29 Shickley 26 45 Harvard 38 51 Dorchester 17 55 Hebron 15 58 Stromsburg 53 59 Ne. Lutheran 16 49 Lincoln Christian 26 32 Geneva 24 50 Sandy Creek 31 47 Centennial 54 42 Geneva 31 51 Milford 28 52 Henderson 30 45 Friend 37 51 Clay Center 22 50 Hebron 31 38 Geneva 27 42 Centennial 46 53 St. Cecelia 34 48 Exeter 37 50 Hebron 26 52 Geneva 24 55 Sandy Creek 26 55 Burwell 49 39 Battle Creek 50 Sutton Opponent JR. HIGH BOYS BB 37 29 Adams Central 42 22 7th 26 27 Harvard 42 22 7th 24 29 Superior 37 27 7th 26 48 Sandy Creek 54 20 7th 34 41 Geneva 55 15 7th 35 36 Henderson 50 39 7th 40 8th Tourney 32 Sandy Creek 41 8th Tourney 18 Clay Center Front row-Jed Bergen, Mark Fehr. Chris Hansen, Ray Fisher. Jerry DuBois, Chris Smith, Keith Hansen. LeAllen Huber. 2nd row-Scott Morgan. Craig Griess. Albert Ochsner. David Griess. Brent Mau. Tim Leininger. Chris Moore. Richard Gerard. 3rd row-Coach Dan Navrkal. Matt Maser. John Spearman, Don Bruns. Bryan Hansen. Jeff Peter. Doug George. Jay Spearman. Jay Waegli. Coach Keith Gowen. 14 Seventh grade girls: Kristi Scheierman. Tracy Hust. Sherry Mosley. Jennifer Ochsner, Heather Bottorf. Brenda Johnson. Front: Wendy Griess. Connie Overturf. Heidi Nuss, Gwenda Hofmann, Shawla Jones. JR. HIGH For the past few years Sutton has been successfully beating their opponents. This year was no exception. The girls came out on top with a record of 7-0. They successfully beat their opponents by an average of 15 points each game. Practice began mostly by running and getting back into shape. The next step was teaching the fundamentals like dribbling, passing, and shooting 8th grade girls: Natalie Ehly, Kristi Bergen. Miki Ebert Clara Shaw. Megan Sinnen. Connie Griess. Front: Angie Saathoff, Lisa Mclaughlin, Jackie Nuss, Teresa Cloet. Cynthia Diekmann. LaJean Griess. GIRLS BASKETBALL Gwenda Hofmann surrounded by defenders tries to put up a shot. Sutton went on to win the game 22-6. 7th 8th Geneva 32-15 28-15 Harvard 36-15 32- 7 Sandy Creek 27-13 26-10 Clay Center 22- 6 27-13 Henderson 28-15 35-22 S-Club Tournament Henderson 34- 9 Friend 39-15 15 SENIOR HIGH THE OF WRESTLING WE’VE GOT THE SPIRIT Counterclockwise: Lee Spahn through with a match and Gary Jones waiting for his to begin. Todd Leininger trying to set his man up for a take down. Paul Ulmer in an awkward position is pinning his opponent using the force of his weight. Place Point Friend Tournament 9th 30 pts Meridian Tournament 1st 156 pts Dorchester Tournament 6th 83.5 pts Clarks Tournament 13th 30 pts Clay Center Tournament 3rd 86 pts Conference 6th 73.5 pts Districts 9th 55.5 pts The wrestling team this year was a good one according to Mr. Stones who is the head coach of this year’s team. Early this season Mr. Stones said, “I am looking forward to this year’s wrestling matches.” Later he commented, ‘‘The team did a great job.” There were some new wrestlers but a lot of wrestlers from last year came back. Paul Ulmer, who went to state in his freshman year, supported the team. Mr. Stones was happy that there were guys in all weight divisions. The wrestling team had a great year. The wrestlers that made it to state this year were Brian Johnson with a fifth place medal, Paul Ulmer, Todd Fielder and Brian Akset. WRESTLING Back: Gary Jones. Bill Houts. Galen Hansen. Keith Wach. Doug Griess. Mike Sample. Mr. Stones. Middle: Lee Spahn. Joey Nuss. Bret Griess. Brian Akset. Paul Ulmer, Brian Johnson. Student Manager Kevin Mohnike. Bottom: Kevin Jamison. Gregg Bailey. Todd Fielder. Jay Schroet-lin. Matt Overturf. Todd Leininger. Mr. Stones doesn’t coach all the time. Here he is refereeing at Sutton's Triangular. Doug Griess struggles to free himself from a Sandy Creek wrestler. Doug said that it was his hardest match so far this year. JR. HIGH WRESTLING Jr. High boys wrestling. BACK: Mr. Rickert. Jerry DuBois. Chris Hansen, Jason Majors. John Spearman. Middle: Jason Isernhagen. Tim Leininger, David Griess. Nick Hoagland, Jed Bergen, Jason Friesen. Front: Charles Thaden. Keith Hansen. Jay Waegli, Chris Moore. Top Left: Chris Moore rolls Jay Waegli in an exciting practice. Chris reaches underneath for Jay’s right wrist to maneuver him to his back. Left Center: Jerry DuBois struggles against Chris Smith’s strong moves to make a pen by forcing Jerry flat on the mat. Bottom Right: Jason Majors has his face rubbed into the mat by Jed Bergen who demonstrates his move very easily. Among the 24 kids out for Jr. High Wrestling, several individuals were very successful. The people of Jr. High Wrestling shown on this page are working hard for what they’ve earned on the mat. Some of the outstanding wrestlers were Jason Majors. Chris Hansen, David Griess, Nick Hoagland Jed Bergen, Jay Waegli, and Charles Thaden. Sandy Creek Tournament Dorchester Tournament Clay Center Hebron Triangular Adams Central Tournament Harvard Centennial Tournament Tri-County Tournament 18 INTRAMURALS Back Matt Lambie, Scott Larson, Darren Bartunek, Cory Fuehrer. Rich Knoell, Pat Alberts. Front Bruce Fehr, Dennis Griess. Marc Russell. Tony Nuss, Devin Munroe. No Pic. Joe Krejci. BUDS D. Bartunek C. Fuehrer B. Fehr M. Russell J. Krejci P. Alberts MILLERS M. Lambie S. Larson R. Knoell D. Griess T. Nuss D. Munroe Top. R. D. Griess puts up a shot. Top L. S. Larson looks for a pass. Below L. R. Knoell gives us a good expression. Top. This is our team. Middle L: M Lambie goes to the line. Middle R. Nice shot. Top Middle. T. Nuss looks frustrated. Sutton Boys Track took three boys to the State Track Meet this year. Brian Johnson went in the shot-put. He threw it 52’5” and got 4th place. Scott Scheierman went in the high jump, intermediate hurdles, and high hurdles. He placed 2nd in the high jump, 3rd in the intermediate hurdles, and 4th in the high hurdles. Todd Mau was in the triple jump and jumped 44’9”. He received 2nd place. Sutton scored 30 points at State and finished 3rd in class C. Clockwise: Todd Mau explodes in the long jump. Craig Perrien sprints toward a win. Rodney Griess and Scott Diekmann talk it over before the meet. Brian Johnson winds up for a super throw. 20 SR. HIGH BOYS TRACK Track Team: Back. Rod Griess. Bret Griess. Scott Scheierman. Brian Johnson. Todd Mau. Coach Stones. Front. Shane Perrien. Bill Houts. Scott Diekmann. Cory Overturf. Matt Overturf. Craig Perrien. Scott Larson (not pictured). Doane Indoor 6th place. Clay County 2nd place. Sandy Creek Inv. 3rd place. Henderson 4th place. Tri County 4th place. Sutton Inv. 3rd place. Conference 4th place Dist C-8 5th place. State 3rd place Five school records were broken this year. Brian Johnson set the school record in the discus with 160 8” and the shot put with 52 11”. Scott Scheierman set the record in the high jump at 6 6” and the 300 intermediate hurdles with a time of 40.56. Todd Mau rewrote the triple jump record at 44 9 . Top Left. Cory Overturf takes a handoff from Scott Larson. Left. Scott Scheierman reaches over a hurdle. SENIOR HIGH C. Bottorf sprints in the 200-meter dash. a Kristy Griess runs in Girls Relay. K. Ochsner clears in 100-meter low hurdles. Sutton Girls track team. Left to Right. Mr. Navrkal. Brenda Ochsner, Teri DuBois, Amy Kessler, Renee Drulik. Kathy Ochsner, Chananne Hansen. Annette DuBois, Stephanie Bottorf. Chantel Bottorf. Shawna Sinnen. Renee Scheierman. Kristy Griess. Karen Griess. Cheryl Bailey. C. Bailey gives everything she has to win. Karen Griess. Annette DuBois. Shawna Sinnen. 22 GIRLS TRACK DuBois watches Bottorf make her mark. Amy Kessler runs 110 low hurdles at Henderson. C. Bottorl and A. DuBois get warmed up. Kristy Griess hands off to her sister Karen Griess. Shawna Sinnen and Karen Griess measuring. B. Ochsner hands to K. Griess. Back: J. Waegli. J. Majors. J. Spearman. J. Peter. D. Bruns. J. Spearman. R. Nuss. D. George. J. Isernhagen. Coach Newman. 3rd: A. Ochsner. C. Thaden. J. Bergen. B. Manthei. B Mau. N. Hoagland. T. Griess. S. Morgan. R. Gerard. A. Hultine, T. Gassman. 2nd: M. Maser. K. Hansen. L. Huber. C. Smith. R. Hawthorne. C. Moore. M.Fehr, T. Leininger. Front: C. Griess. D. Griess. R. Fisher. C. Hansen. J. DuBois. K. Mohnike. J. Friesen. J. Isernhagen walks to his event. T. Griess runs out in tront in the mile. T. Gassman walks to shack after setting hurdles. B. Mau walks to his mark for the long jump. D. George. A. Ochsner. C. Thaden get prepared for pole vault. JR. HIGH BOYS TRACK 24 Back: B. Johnson, W. Griess, K. Scheierman, T. Hust. K. Bergen. M. Ebert, H. Bottorf, N. Ehly. S. Mosley. C. Shaw, C. Nuss. Coach Boals. Middle: A. Saathoff. D. Griess, C. Griess. T. Cloet, G. Hofmann, C. Diekmann. A. Ochsner. H. Nuss. L. Griess. Front: B. Kempt. S. Jones. D. Jamison, J. Ochsner. C. Overturf. M. Sinnen. L. McLaughlin. S. Gardner. C. Overturf pushes for the finish. T. Cloet watches the long jump. C. Diekmann in the long jump. K. Scheierman reports to the long jump. W. Griess takes a short break. JR. HIGH GIRLS TRACK SPORTS HONORS Renee Scheierman: All State. Super State 3rd Team. Honorable Mention All State. All Tribune. All County. All Conference for B.B., State Track Qualifier in the High Jump and 800 Met. Run. Steph Spearman: 2nd Team All State. Honorable Mention All State. All Conference. All County. 2nd Team All Tribland for B.B. Scott Scheierman: All Conference. All County for F.B.. All County. 1st Team All Conference. Honorary Captain 1st Team Class Cl All State. 3rd Team Super State. Conference All Star Team. Nebraska Coaches Assoc. All Star for B.B. At State: 2nd in High Jump. 3rd in 300 Intermediate Hurdles, and 4th in 110 High Hurdles. Cheryl Bailey: State Qualifier in the 2-Mile Run. Julie Oates: All County. All Tribune. Honorable Mention for V.B., All Conference. All County for B.B. Rodney Griess: All County. 1st Team All Conference. Conference All Star Team and Honorable Mention for B.B. Lisa Stoehr: All Conference. All County for B.B. Scott Diekmann: All County for F.B. Charlie Kessler: Honorable Mention All State. All Conference. All County for F.B. Todd Mau: Honorable Mention All State. All Conference. All County for F.B. All County. 2nd Team All Conference for B.B. 2nd in Triple Jump at State at 44‘9”. Kent Ochsner: All Conference for F.B. Brian Akset: Honorable Mention. All County. 4th at District. State Qualifier for Wrest. Brian Johnson: All County. 4th at District. State Qualifier-5th, School Record Pins in One Season. 17. Wrest. 4th Place in Shot at State with 52’5”. Paul Ulmer: All County. Honorable Mention. 3rd at District. State Qualifier for Wrest. Todd Fielder: All County. Honorable Mention. 4th at District. State Qualifier for Wrest. Shawna Sinnen: State Qualifier in the 200 Met. Run and 400 Met. Run for Track 5th at State in 400 m. at 59.65. 26 ARTS FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Tevye Brian Johnson Yente ..........................Tracy Hoagland Beggar ...........................Joe Scoville Lazar ...........................Cory Fuehrer Mendel . .....................Craig Perrien Sprintze.........................Teresa Cloet Golde ...........................Lisa Stoehr Model ...................................Clare Sheridan Bielke ............................Heidi Nuss Tzeitel........................... Karla Nuss Motel Doug Keller Chava .............................Lori Huber Innkeeper ................................Todd Mau Perchile ...................................Ty Yost Constable .......................Kent Ochsner Grandma Tzeitel............................Amy Reinsch Fruma-Sara ...................Chantel Bottorf Fyedka ......................Shane Perrien Shondel..........................Darci Griess Rabbi ..................Lee Reinsch Avrum ...........................Leslie Griess Family gathering during Fiddler on the Roof. D. Keller and K. Nuss talk it out. Looks like a mother-daughter talk 28 « 29 Tillie Craig ... S. Krause Nettie Hale ... K. Scoville Mrs. Podolsky ... A. Sheridan Inga Larsen ... S. Spearman Martha Pruett ... R. Hansen Mary ... J. Hultine The plot of “The Gentle One centers on the inadequacies of six women living in a run down section of a big city. By the end, all of the women’s wishes are fulfilled although some with ironic twists. Top: A. Sheridan looks away as S. Krause watches S. Spearman hang up clothes. Bottom: K. Scoville, A. Sheridan. J. Hultine. R. Hansen. S. Krause and S. Spearman perform The Gentle One. Phoebe ... D. Griess Mrs. Snawley ... L. Huber William ... L. Reinsch Mrs. Squeers ... T. Hoagland Fanny ... C. Gardner Mrs. Nickleby ... J. Fitzke Nicholas ... T. Yost Kate ... A. Reinsch Wackford ... K. Ochsner Cobby ... J. Scoville Smike ... L. Spahn What’s good enough for Broadway is good enough for Sutton as the actors presented the award winning play, “Nicholas Nickelby.” This show’s plot centers on a young man’s life and his attempts to find happiness in 18th century London. Alone and abandoned by his family, Nicholas finds happiness in the arms of a friendly school teacher after a period of many trials. Lett: D. Griess reassures C. Gardner about her looks. Right: D. Griess gives T. Hoagland some of her own medicine. i t ONE ACTS 30 ONE ACTS Sir Harry ... C. Fuehrer Lady Sims ... L. Spahn Kate ... K. Nuss Tombes ... T. Leininger The “12 Pound Look,” set in 1940 London, looks at the ever-present struggle between upper-class money and working-class wants. This plot revolves around Kate, a young working girl who has estranged herself from her husband simply because he has too much money. By the end of the performance, the audience finds that youth and spirit triumph over age and old money. C. Fuehrer and K. Nuss have their disagreement. K. Nuss. L. Spahn, and C. Fuehrer in a three-way conversation. The “Red Carnation” takes a rather whimsical view of blind dating. Based on a young man’s blind date, the show reflects on the ins and outs of dating and sometimes the upside-down situations that prevail when man attempts to meet woman. Humorous and slapstick, this play rounded out the night's performances. Man ... M. Lambie Boy . D. Keller Girl ... M. Davis Bottom: D. Keller. M. Lambie, and M Davis discuss their misunderstanding. NOV KM HER 3t Band Director Mr Ron Rickert. Mr. Rickert has been with Mr Rickert shows us his emotional side while directing on us for five years and has been very successful in band stage during performance. competitions. Row 1. N. Nuss. K. Leininger. A Sheridan. C. Gardner. S. Sinnen. C. Griess. R. Drudik. L. Hohman. R. Hansen. Row 2. L. Spahn, J. Oates. M Bergen. C. Bottorf, S. Spearman. L. Griess. D. Knoell. M. Barnell. K. Oates. C. Feuhrer. Row 3. C. Bailey. P. Drudik. B. Ochsner, K. Nuss. G. Hansen. C. Shaw. A. Reinsch. K. Griess. Row 4. S. Perrien. K. Griess. B. Johnson. M. Russell. L. Stoehr, S. Hohensee, B. Fehr. S. Bottorf. A. Kessler. V. Lewis. C. Jones. L. Spahn. Row 5. S. Diekmann. C. Perrien, J. Krejci. J. Fitzke. T. Hoagland. K. Wach, S. Smith. D. Griess. 32 Mr. Rickert, Rachelle Hansen and Vicki Lewis receive the band award. Sutton Band this year took a trip to St. Louis and went on a Mississippi cruise on a river-boat. They spent their last day at Six Flags. Sutton has done an outstanding job, and we should congratulate all the members of the band and the Band Mothers, as well as the man that made it possible, Mr. Rickert. 33 Swing Choir. Front row. Karla Nuss. Shane Perrien. Todd Mau. Brian Johnson. Lee Spahn. Clare Sheridan. Renee Scheierman. 2nd row. Ty Yost. Lori Huber. Chantel Bottorf. Doug Keller. Kristy Oates. Lisa Stoehr. Paul Ulmer and Joe Scoville. Chorus. Front row. Kristy Griess. Kristy Oates. Karen Griess. Craig Perrien. Jay Schroetlin. Leslie Griess. Mike Griess, Darci Griess, Karla Nuss. 2nd row. Vicki Lewis. Julie Oates. Sheila Ulmer, Stephanie Bottorf. Joey Nuss. Shane Perrien. Joe Scoville. Doug Keller. Scott Larson, Lee Spahn. Janet Korb. 3rd row. Lori Huber, Sheila Ehly, Clare Sheridan. Ty Yost. Paul Ulmer. Todd Mau. Sheryl Krause. Tracy Hoagland. Amy Sheridan. Renee Scheierman. Lois Spahn. Donna Gay. Chantel Bottorf. Renee Drudik. Brian Johnson. Lee Reinsch. Mark Casper. Lisa Stoehr, Amy Reinsch. and Annette DuBois. Cabbage Patch Kids join Swing Choir along with Shane Perrien. Kristy Oates. Lee Spahn. and Karla Nuss in their version of “Eat It.” Chorus singing their lungs out in concert. CHORUS 34 I Back: Renee Drudik. Carrie Gardner. Front: Julie Oates. Tracy Hoagland. and Karla Dedrickson are grouped at the red circle for their picture. Left: Renee Drudik. Carrie Gardner. Tracy Hoagland. and Karla Dedrickson pose for their picture in the library. Right: Majorettes perform at a football game.’ Left: Sponsor Mr. Rickert. Roberta Mau also helped very much. Thank you. Right: Julie Oates is not the least bit camera shy. 35 84-85 ART FAIR Sketches by the art students took a lot of ribbons. Bottom left-clockwise-B. Houts and P. Ulmer admire T. Nuss’s project — P. Albert’s ship was admired by many in the 85 art fair — L. Spahn looks at the metal projects. Top right L. Hohman examines projects. 36 GROUPS S-CLUB AND Clockwise From Top: Athletic Banquet guest speaker: Bernie Saggau, chairman of National High School Athletic Association. Todd Mau, Steph Spearman, and Mr. Schone-berg at S-Club meeting. Dennis Stones, Todd Mau, Dennis Isernha-gen. and John Schoneberg on stage at Athletic Banquet ceremony. Mr. Schoneberg delivers his Athletic Banquet address. S-Club met in Coach Schoneberg's room. Top: S. Ehly, J. Oates. L. Stoehr. R. Scheierman. S. Sinnen. B Ochsner. C. Jones. Sec: D. Schroetlin, S. Krause. S. Spearman. A. DuBois. C. Bottorf, R Hansen, C. Hansen. L. Hohman. Third: L. Spahn, R. Knoell. K Wach. G. Hansen. S. Cerveny. M. Sample. Fourth: L. Reinsch, S Scheierman. T. Mau. B Johnson, C Fuehrer. M. Overturf, S. Diekmann. T. Yost. P Alberts. Fifth: J. Nuss, K Ochsner. R. Griess. P. Ulmer. G. Bailey. B. Griess, G. Jones. S. Larson, and Director John Schoneberg ATHLETIC BANQUET ANNUAL STAFF Our class consisted of fourteen students and our teacher, Mr. Eads. There is a lot of work putting an annual staff page together. We are involved in taking the pictures, doing the layout, writing stories and captions, typing the stories and captions, and a few other things. Students can work on their pages alone or with partners. Back row-Darren Bartunek. Mr. Eads. Devin Munroe. Scott Larson. Middle row-Coletta Davis. Cami Detty. Lori Delarm. Lisa Peter. Debbie Mowrey. Front row-Donna Gay. Brenda Mohnike, Joy Hultine, JoAnn DeLarm. Chananne Hansen, Teresa DuBois. 39 Scott Larson-Caught off guard. The annual staff discussing the situation with Mr. Eads. Future Farmers of America have a new leader this year. Mr.Keith Gowen. His ideas this year have helped Sutton FFA take District honors. They have also gone to judging contests. Some new members this year are females: Renee Drudik. Darci Griess. and Amy Reinsch. Joel Nuss and Paul Drudik were on Channel 5’s Noon News. Many of the FFA members made State. At the FFA Banquet, they presented members the awards for what they earned at State. Ron Weininger. President of the 84-85 National FFA. was the guest speaker. FFA Front Row - Paul Ulmer, Paul Drudik. Lee Reinsch. Joel Nuss. Tony Nuss. Bruce Fehr. Gary Jones. 2nd Row - Jerry Overturf. Renee Drudik. Joey Nuss. Cory Overturf. Brad Nunnenkamp. Amy Reinsch. Darci Griess. Todd Nuss. Leslie Griess. Gregg Bailey. 3rd Row - Wendell Griess. Dennis Griess. Kent Ochsner. Brian Akset. Mark Casper. Shane Kissler. Ron Ackerman. Mike Griess. Clockwise- Bruce Fehr and Dennis Griess enjoying the meeting. Scott Cerveny. Paul Ulmer, and Gregg Bailey, are at their best again Not Listening . President Joel Nuss keeping the meeting in order. Sponsor Keith Gowen tells it like it is. 40 FFA BANQUET Joel Nuss, Tony Nuss. Bruce Fehr. Keith Gowen. trying to see what was next. Joey Nuss. escorting Mrs. Spahn to her banquet table. Annette DuBois. Karla Nuss. and guest speaker. Ron Wein-inger. Paul Ulmer. Lee Reinsch, Paul Drudik, are prepared for FFA ceremonies. All the FHA girls trying to get everything perfect for the banquet. Amy Reinsch. Darci Griess. Renee Drudik. are the only girls in FFA. 41 FHA Future Homemakers of America began this year with a new leader. Teri Gemar. Some new activities this year have been the bonfire, movies, a Christmas party and a bake sale. They also sold tupperware and have gone to District Convention. The Christmas party for FHA was December 3. 1984. Each member brought a gift and cookie to exchange with another member. Then they watched the movie Six Weeks. Front Row-Lois Spahn, Sponsor Teri Gemar. Karla Nuss, Amy Sheridan. Leslea Hohman. Renee Drudik. Amy Reinsch. Darci Griess. 2nd Row Carrie Griess. Teresa DuBois. Lisa Peter. Kelli Leininger. Deena Knoell, Joy Hultine, Chananne Hansen. Donna Gay. Deb Mowrey, Kathy Korb. 3rd Row-Brenda Huber. Laureen Griess. JoAnn Delarm, Lori Delarm. Cami Detty, Maridy Fielder. Michelle Barnell. Erna Huber. Loretta Griess. Connie Griess. LaJean Griess. Deena Knoell goes all out for FHA meeting. FHA girls concentrating on the movie. Footloose. Brenda Huber pigging out. What's so interesting girls? Kelli Leininger. and Karla Nuss cut Teri Gemar’s B-Day cake, while Renee Drudik looks on. Hey now. girls . A quote from Teri Gemar? 42 f 43 TUTORS AND LIBRARIANS Librarians spend their time giving assistance, finding books, putting them back on the shelves and ordering, as well as keeping everything up to date. The librarian, Mrs. Houston, said you must be a person who likes to work with people. She also said, “It helps to know a little about a whole lot of things.” To help someone is a good experience. Tutoring is giving a person special attention. This leads to students helping themselves. Younger kids enjoy the relationships with the high school tutors. Besides all the fun times with the kids, the person must be responsible for keeping his or her grades up. Tutors from left: Genny Martthei, Coletta Davis, Joy Hultine, Carla Shaw. Kelly Scoville. Carla Dedrickson. Lori Huber and Janet Korb. 44 Here's Julie Oates working with her students Chris Sedersten. Denise Saathoff, and Philip Huber. She feels good about her job. STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row- Paul Ulmer, Joel Nuss. Matt Overturf, Todd Mau, Mr. Moody. Cory Fuehrer. Jon Gross. Front Row- Jay Schroetlin, Carrie Gardner. Annette DuBois, Amy Kessler, Stephanie Bottorf, Chananne Hansen. Brent Mau. Jay Spearman. Keith Hansen, and Cynthia Diekmann not shown. Counterclockwise- Matt Overturf stuffs his face during Stuco meeting. Annette DuBois, Chananne Hansen listening intently. Carrie Gardner, Jon Gross. Todd Mau think of new ideas on a Stuco lunch break. 45 The FBLA this year, sponsored by Mr. Navr-kal was quite busy. The students took some of the little kids trick-or-treating Halloween night. They also participated in a workshop in Grand Island. Also, there was State Convention and those participating were Julie Oates. Lee Spahn. Michelle Barnell. Shane Perrien. Noel Nuss, Kristy Griess. Sharon Griess. Lois Spahn and Dee Schroetlin. Pres.-Julie Oates Vice Pres.-Rachelle Hansen Sec.-Dee Schroetlin Reporter-Lee Spahn Historian-Kristy Griess Treas.-Devin Munroe Parliamentary-Shane Perrien Shane Perrien meets new friends. Back Row: Mr. Navrkal. Shane Perrien. Steph Spearman. Rachelle Hansen. Dee Schroetlin. Amy Reinsch. Lee Reinsch. Devin Munroe. Middle Row: Darci Griess. Julie Oates. Noel Nuss. Kristy Griess. Sharon Griess. Michelle Barnell. Lois Spahn. Front Row: Lee Spahn, Joey Nuss. Joy Hultine Off. D. Munroe. K. Griess. R. Hansen. Mr. Navrkal. L. Spahn. D. Schroetlin. J. Oates. S. Perrien. FBLA 46 Julie Oates looks nice. N. Nuss and M. Barnell having fun. t Back: Mark Butler. Dennis Stones. Mick Stoehr. Scott Schejerman. Shawn Smith. Joe Krejci. Sharon Lewandowski. Shawna Sinnen. Front: Sheila Ehly, Kathy Ochsner, Renee Scheierman. Lois Spahn, Lisa Stoehr, Ginny Manthei. Mike Sample. Lee Spahn. Tanya Crevier. a Christian basketball specialist. visited FCA breakfast and gave her testimony for Christ. Renee Scheierman. the professional food tester. Dee Boals, Sharon Lewandowski. Dennis Stones, and Mark Butler help Mr. Stoehr with FCA. FCA consists of 16 people. The group meets for a meeting every other Wednesday for rolls, juice and a lesson such as dating, death, winning, etc. The purpose of FCA is to allow others to know Jesus Christ. Those who do know Him are challenged to serve him more faithfully. The best activity they had was when they had Tanya Crevier. the World’s Greatest Ballhandler. The whole student body enjoyed her show. She also spoke to our FCA and gave an excellent testimony. 47 p E E C H Back: Rachelle Hansen. Ty Yost. Cory Fuehrer. Matt Lambie. Lee Reinsch, Kent Ochsner. Doug Keller, and Kelly Scoville. Middle Left: Tracy Hoagland. Carla Shaw. Carrie Gardner. Jackie Fitzke. Renee Scheierman. Carrie Griess. Mina Overturf. Lori Huber, and Karen Griess. Bottom Left: Vicki Lewis and Karla Nuss. Back: Kent Ochsner. Cory Fuehrer. Matt Lambie. Lee Reinsch. and Brian Johnson. Front: Lisa Stoehr. Kelly Scoville. Tracy Hoagland. Karla Nuss. and Sheryl Krause. Karla Nuss shows them how to do it right. 84-85 48 Two actors demonstrate how to put stage make-up on Cory Fuehrer. ACTIVITIES SPIRIT WEEK Top to Bottom Punk Rocker Annette DuBois gives Spirit Week thumbs up. Sutton students gathered at the Red Circle for a Fifties-Nerd day” pose. Cory Fuehrer and Mr Stuhmer go all out for Spirit Week. Typical annual staff members — Joy Hultine, Teri DuBois. Lisa Peter, and Chananne Hansen are acting normal again. According to FBLA President Julie Oates, FBLA chose to sponsor Spirit Week because they thought it would be fun. They are not receiving anything for their work. Oates, a senior, said it's their privilege. When asked if there were any special plans for Spirit Week, Oates said they were having the pep rally in the park again this year. Julie said there were a lot of people dressing up. When asked how successful she thought the week was going to be, she said that it would be fairly successful. Coming up with some of the days like Beach Day was decided by voting. so Counter Clockwise Biology teacher. Miss Lewandowski. babies one of her students on Toga-P.J. day. Lisa Peter., is over-Joy-ed with Joy Hultine during annual staff class. High schoolers cuddle Teddy bears and blan-kies for Toga-P.J. day memories. On each day of Spirit Week, the students and faculty were encouraged to dress differently. Monday was “Pajama Toga” day. Kent Ochsner won the P.J.” award and Todd Leininger took the “Toga” prize. Tuesday was “Nerd 50’s” day. Cory Fuehrer won the “Nerd” award and Amy Sheridan took home the “50’s” prize. On Wednesday for Punk Rock day, Shane Perrien and Carrie Griess won the awards for being the punkiest people dressed up. On Thursday everyone wore what they usually wear to the beach. The person that was best dressed for the beach was Chantel Bottorf. On Friday which was “Slave” day Bret Griess and Renee Scheierman were the two best slave drivers. Lee Spahn won the most-spirited award on Friday. 51 Karla Nuss looks up to Kent Ochsner while grooving. Gary Jones and Michele Bergen really don't know what else to do. HOME Todd Mau, Kent Ochsner. Rodney Griess. Doug Ochsner. Scott Scheierman. Sheila Ehly. Melissa Ochsner. Clare Sheridan. Julie Oates. Steph Spearman. Jade Schoneberg and Sandy Gowen. Homecoming was sensational! The disc jockeys were Habit To Break by Chicago. The King and Queen were really good. They had something new: smoke bombs. Scott Scheierman and Sheila Ehly. What a good start They would cover the dancing area. It was a new thing, for the year!!!! The theme song for this year's Homecoming was “Hard 52 Karen Griess and I ori Huber are getting into the 'MOTION ! COMING Scott Scheierman and Sheila Ehly dance as royalty at Homecoming. .loy Hultme. Marc Russell. Todd Leminger and Rachelle Hansen. Joy comments. Just a moment I need to powder my face before pictures. ’ Dee Schroetlm and Kelly Scoville are always spacing out. CLOCKWISE- Scott Larson, have you been to the doctor about your problem? Don’t just stand there. Leslea Hohman. Arms up for Gary Jones. Cory Fuehrer, being his usual self. Kelly Scoville and company, get down and boogie. Teri DuBois, aren’t you a little old to carry stuffed animals. Mrs. Mohnike. is this your normal class? 54 We asked Mrs. Gemar why the Sweetheart Dance is held? She replied. It’s an FFA FHA tradition, and it is an activity that both groups can participate in together. It also serves as a school project.” The disc jockeys. The Knights Of The TurnTable,” were from Kearney. They provided many types of music. Some of the special effects included different types and colors of lights. They also had smoke screens. Since the dance had to be postponed, we asked why? Mrs. Gemar replied. We didn't want the kids (students) to have accidents in the icy weather.” The dance was very successful. They announced the King. Kent Ochsner. and Queen, Laureen Griess. Clockwise. Sweethearts. Joe Scoville and Laureen Griess dance the night away. Bruce Fehr, you can’t hold both your girlfriends’ hands now. Shawn Smith, are you in pain? Shane Perrien. do you see another gorgeous gal? Chananne Hansen and Jay Schroetlin — true lovers? Kent Ochsner and Laureen Griess. King and Queen. 55 JR.- SR. PROM 56 The Jr.-Sr. Prom was started by the Master of Ceremonies, Scott Diek-mann. Following that was the servers dance. Then the supper was served. The Prom theme this year was “A Twilight Serenade.” The D.J. was D and J Enterprises. Following the dance was a breakfast at Dennis Griess’s home. Top Right: Class Sponsors. Mr. Stuhmer and Mr. Liska help set up Prom. Left: Mr. Stuhmer and his wife enjoy the dance. Bottom Left: Darren Bartunek imitates ‘‘Baby He-Man while designing prom. Bottom Center: Lovebirds, Scott Diek-mann and Chantel Bottorf. Right: Rich Knoell shows us his macho image. Clockwise from left. P. Alberts and T. Hoagland enjoy their Sr. Prom. C. Kessler. R. Knoell. and Joe Scoville wait to dance. S. Hohensee shows his cool look. Servers: J. Scoville, M. Overturf. P. Ulmer. L. Griess. B. Ochsner. S. Perrien. C. Hansen. L. Peter. B. Ochsner. D. Knoell. L. Hohman. C. Griess. J. Gross and R. Scheierman discuss prom. S. Spearman and her date dance the night away. 57 Mr. Eads’s creative writing class: Matt Lambie. Lori DeLarm. Cory Fuehrer, Lisa Stoehr. Cami Detty, Amy Sheridan. Maridy Fielder. Sheila Ehly, Carla Jones. Janet Korb. Steph Spearman poses nicely. Sheila Ulmer and Kristy Oates on pajama day. Amie Sack is camera shy. Steve Mosley looking normal. Chananne Hansen looks as if there’s something wrong. 58 GRADUATION R. Knoell. C. Fuehrer, and T. Leininger lighten up before graduation. Partners S. Krause and K. Dedrickson. Anticipating graduating: M. Lambie and P. Alberts. S. Scheierman and J. Oates proceed to their seats T. Mau and C. Sheridan — the final mile. The Seniors of 85 prepare for the ceremony. S. Spearman and V. Lewis are part of 100th class. 59 SENIORS Pat Alberts Karla Dedrickson Lori DeLarm Cami Detty Sheila Ehly Rodney Griess Maridy Fielder Jacklynn Fitzke Cory Fuehrer Sharon Griess Rachelle Hansen Tracy Hoagland 61 THE CLASS WITH CLASS Brian Johnson Carla Jones Rich Knoell Janet Korb Sheryl Krause Matt Lambie Scott Larson Todd Leininger Vicki Lewis Todd Mau Joel Nuss Karla Nuss CLASS OF “85” Clare Sheridan Stephanie Spearman Lisa Stoehr Ty Yost SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS PAT ALBERTS Basketball Student Manager 1; Track Student Manager 1. 2. 3; Intramurals 2. 3. 4; FFA 1; S-Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Librarian 4; Prom Server 2. KARLA DEDRICKSON Volleyball 1. 2; Annual Staff 2; Pep Club 1. 2; Honor Pep Club 1. 2; Spirit Club 3: Majorette 2. 3. 4; Librarian 4; Tutor 4; Chorus 3. LORI DEL ARM Tutor 3; Chorus 1; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Spirit Club 2. 3. CAMI DETTY Annual Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Spirit Club 3; Chorus 1. 2; One-Act 2; Musical 2; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. SHEILA EHLY Homecoming Queen 4: FFA Sweetheart 3; Class Officer-Secretary 4; Track 1. 2; FCA 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Head Cheerleader 3; Honor Pep Club 1; Cheerleader 1. 2, 3; Spirit Club 3; S-Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee 2; Triple Trio 2, 3. 4; Musical 3. 4. MARIDY FIELDER Volleyball 1; Pep Club 1; Honor Pep Club 1, 2; Spirit Club 2; Flag Girl 2; Librarian 3. 4; Chorus 1; FHA 3, 4. JACKLYNN FITZKE Volleyball 1; Basketball Student Manager 2; Track 1. 2; FCA 2, 3. 4; Speech 4; Placed 7th in State in Poetry; Cheerleader 3; Spirit Club 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage band 3; S-Club 2. 3, 4; Librarian 4; Tutor 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2. 4; Girls Glee 2; Triple Trio 1, 2; One-Act 1. 2. 4; Musical 2; Girls State Rep 3; FHA 1. 2. CORY FUEHRER Wrestling 1, 2; Student Manager 3; FCA 2; Speech 2. 3. 4; 6th at State. Thespian 2, 3, 4; Best Male Thespian 2; Vice-President 3; Intramurals 4; Band 1, 2. 3. 4; President 3; S-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; President 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2; Swing Choir 1; One-Act 2. 3. 4; State One-Act 2. 3, 4; County Gov’t Day 3; Musical 1. 2. 3. 4; Boys State Rep 3. RODNEY GRIESS Homecoming Attendant 4; FFA Sweetheart Attendant 1. 2; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; All County; All Conference; Honorable Mention; All-State; All Star Team; Track 3, 4; FFA 1. 2, 3; S-Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Council 1. 2; National Honor Society 4; Prom Server 2; County Gov’t Day 3. South All Star Team 4. SHARON GRIESS Student Manager Basketball 4; FBLA 3, 4; Spirit Club 3; S-Club 4; Girls Glee 2. RACHELLE HANSEN Volleyball Student Manager 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Scholastic Contest at Sandy Creek 3, 4; Imperial Mall Student Advisory Council 4; Track 2; Speech 4; Thespians 2; FBLA 3. 4; Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1; Spirit Club 3; Intramurals 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Flute Quartet 2; Flute Duet 3; Drum Major 2. 3. 4; UNO Honor Band 2; S-Club 4; Chorus 1. 2; Girls Glee 1. 2; Triple Trio 2; One-Act 4; State One-Act 4; Business Day 3, 4; County Gov’t Day 3; Musical 1. 2. TRACY HOAGLAND Homecoming Attendant 2; Volleyball 1, 2; Speech 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4; President 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Honor Pep Club 1. 2; Merit Keeper 2; Treasurer 2; Spirit Club 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Majorette 1. 2. 3. 4; Band Vice-President 4; Head Majorette 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Prom Server 2; One-Act 1, 2. 3, 4; State One-Act 3, 4; Musical 2. 3. 4 BRIAN JOHNSON Football 3; Student Manager 1, 2, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4; 5th in the State 4; Track 1, 2. 3. 4; State in Shot-Put in 3. 4; Thespians 3, 4; FBLA 3; Band 1. 2, 3, 4. CARLA JONES Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 3; Pep Club 1; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; S-Club 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3; Business Day 2; Musical 3. RICH KNOELL Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Band 1. 2; Intramurals 4; Band 1, 2; S-Club 3. 4; Librarian 4. JANET KORB FFA Sweetheart Attendant 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Honor Pep Club 1. 2; Spirit Club 3; Tutor 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee 3; Triple Trio 3, 4; Business Day 1; County Gov’t Day 3; Musical 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. SHERYL KRAUSE Basketball Student Manager 3; FCA 3; Thespians 3. 4; Intramurals 3; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Sax Quartet 1. 3; S-Club 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Girls Glee 2; Swing Choir 3; One-Act 2, 4; State One-Act 3. 4; Musical 1, 2. 3. MATT LAMBIE Basketball 1. 2; Speech 4; Thespians 4; Intramurals 3. 4; One-Act 1. 2, 3. 4; State One-Act 3. 4. SCOTT LARSON Basketball Student Manager 1, 2; Wrestling Student Manager 3; Track Student Manager 2, 3; Won the 3200 meter at Clay Co. Meet; Annual 4; FCA 3, 4; Spirit Club 3; Intramurals 3. 4; FFA 3; S-Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Musical 3. TODD LEININGER Football 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2. 3. 4; Track 3; FFA 1. 2, 3; S-Club 2. 3. 4; One-Act 2, 3; Prom Server 2. VICKI LEWIS Basketball 1; Speech 2, 3. 4; Junior-State Qualifier. Spirit Club 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Brass Sextet 3; Band President 4; Student Council 1, 3; Junior-Treasurer; National Honor Society 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; President 1. TODD MAU Football 1, 2, 3. 4; All County All-Conference Honorable Mention. All Tribune 3; All-County. All-Conference. Honorable Mention. All-State 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; 2nd Team All-Conference. All-County; Track 1, 2. 3. 4; State Qualifier in Triple Jump 2, 3; 5th place finish State Meet in Triple Jump 3; Band 1. 2; S-Club 1. 2. 3. 4; President 4; Student Council 4; Vice-President 4; Tutor 2; National Honor Society 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Server 2; Business Day 3; County Gov’t Day 3; Musical 1. 2. 3. 4. 64 SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS JOEL NUSS Sweetheart Attendant 4; Football 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 3; FFA 1, 2. 3. 4; President 4; S-Club 3. 4; Student Council 4; Treasurer 4; County Gov’t Day 3. KARLA NUSS Sweetheart Attendant 1, 4; FFA Sweetheart 4; FFA Sweetheart Attendant 3; Speech 4; Thespians 4; Outstanding Female Thespian 4; Spirit Club 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 3. 4; Brass Sextet 3. 4; Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee 2; Triple Trio 3; Swing Choir 2. 3. 4; Triple Trio 1st, 3; Triple Trio 2nd. 4; Best Female Chorus member 4; Prom Server 2; One-Act 1. 2. 3. 4; State One-Act 3. 4; Business Day 3. 4; Musical 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; President 4 TONY NUSS Intramurals 4; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Parliamentarian 2; Secretary 4. JULIE OATES Homecoming Attendant 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; All-County 1st Team 4; All-Tribland-Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; All Conference 4; All County 4; Southern NE Conference All-Star Team 4; State Qualifier 1. 4; Annual Staff 2; FBLA 3. 4; Junior-Reporter; Senior-President; FBLA State Convention 3. 4; Pep Club 1; Honor Pep Club 1; Merit Keeper 1; Spirit Club 3; Band 2. 3. 4; Majorette 3. 4; Clarinet Choir 2, 3, 4; S-Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3. 4; Tutor 3. 4; Chorus 2. 4; Girls Glee 2; Triple Trio 4; Business Day 3; County Gov’t Day 3; Musical 4 KENT OCHSNER Homecoming Attendant 4; Sweetheart Attendant 2. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; All Conference 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 3; Speech 1. 4; Thespians 3. 4; Treasurer Secretary. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA Sentinel; FFA Secretary; S-Club 2. 3. 4; Librarian 4; Prom Server 2; One-Act 1. 2. 3. 4; State One-Act 3. 4; Musical 2. 3. 4; County Gov’t Day 3. MINA OVERTURF Gold Laurels 2. 3. 4; Speech 2. 3. 4; Excellents at Conference Districts 2; Superior at Conference Districts 3; 3rd at Crete Invitational; Superiors District Conference; State Qualifier 4; Student Council 1; Tutor 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; Business Day 1. 4; Musical 2; Salutatorian. SCOTT SCHEIERMAN Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming King 4; Football V 2. 4; All Conference; All County; All Tribland 2. 4; Led Conf. in pass receptions; Led Conf. in punting 4; New school record 40 yd. ave.; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; 2nd Team Southern Nebr. Conference; 1st Team All Tribune; All County; 1st Team Southern NE. Conf.; 1st Team All Tribune; All County; 2nd team All State C-1; NE. All Star Team. Las Vegas Entry 2; 1st Team Southern NE. Conf.; 1st Team All Tribune; All County; 1st Team All State C-1; 2nd Team Super State. NE. All Star Team; Las Vegas Entry; 3; South All Star Classic; 1st Team All Tribune. All County. Southern NE. Conf.; All State Honorary Capt.; 3rd Team Super State; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; High Jump. State Qualifier 2. 3. 4; 400m. relay 3; At State: 2nd in High Jump. 3rd in 300m. Intermediate Hurdles, and 4th in 110 High Hurdles. 4; FCA; 1. 2. 3. 4 and Vice Pres. 4; S-Club 1. 2. 3. 4 and Vice Pres. 4; Librarian 2. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2; Swing Choir 1. 2; Prom Server 2; Business Day 4; County Gov’t Day 3; Musical 4; South All Star Team (B-ball) 4 DEE SCHROETLIN Volleyball 1. 2; Basketball 1; Annual Staff 2; FBLA 2. 3. 4; Secretary 4; Pep Club 1. 2; Honor Pep Club 1. 2; Spirit Club 3; S-Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Girls Glee 2; Business Day 4; Academic Day 3.4 KELLY SCOVILLE Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball. Student manager 1; Track 1. 2; Annual Staff 2; Speech 4; Thespians 2. 3; FBLA 3; Honor Pep Club 1. 2; Spirit Club 3. AMY SHERIDAN Volleyball 1. 2. 3; Wrestling Student Manager 2; Track 1; Annual Staff 2; Pep Club 1. 2; Mat Maid 1; Honor Pep Club 1. 2; Merit Keeper 1; Flute Quartet 2; S-Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Librarian 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee 2; Triple Trio 3. 4; Swing Choir 3. 4; Prom Server 2; One Act 2. 4; County Gov’t Day 3; Musical 3. 4; FHA 1. Secretary Treasurer 2. 4; President 3. CLARE SHERIDAN Homecoming Attendant 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Band 1. 2; S-Club 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Solos 2. 3. 4; Prom Server 2; One-Act 1. 2; Musical 1. 2. 3. 4. STEPHANIE SPEARMAN Homecoming Attendant 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; All-County 3. 4; 2nd Team All-State Lincoln Journal; Honorable Mention All-State Omaha World Herald; Southern Nebraska Conference All-Star Team; All Tribland 2nd team. State Qualifier 4; Scholastic Contest in Sandy Creek 3. 4; Imperial Mall Student Advisory Council 4; Track 1. 2. 3; FCA 3. 4; FBLA 3. 4; Pep Club 1; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Majorette 2; Clarinet Choir 1. 2. 3; Stage Band 3; Clarinet Solo 2; UNO Honor Band 2; S-Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Chorus 1. 2; Prom Server 2; One-Act 2. 4; Business Day 3. 4; County Gov’t Day 3; Musical 1. 2. LISA STOEHR Volleyball 1. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Honorable Mention All-County 2; All-County 4; 2nd Team All Conference 4; Southern Nebraska All-Star Game 4; FCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Sec Treas. 2; Vice-President 3; Thespians 3. 4; Vice-President 4; Spirit Club 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Drum Majorette 2; Brass Sextet 3; Brass Sextet 4; S-Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Tutor 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 4; Girls Glee 2; Triple Trio 4; Swing Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; One-Act 2. 3; County Gov't Day 3; Musical 2. 3. 4; Valedictorian. TY YOST Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 3; Speech 4; Thespians 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3; S-Club 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Solos 3-Vs and 1-2, Male Vocalist of the Year 1; One-Act 1. 2. 3. 4; State One-Act 3. 4; Business Day 3. 4; County Gov’t Day 3. 4; Musical 1. 2. 3. 4 65 Ronald Ackerman Darren Bartunek Michele Bergen Chantel Bottorf Michelle Davis James DeLarm Scott Diekmann Paul Drudik Annette DuBois Donna Gay Class Officers: Jonathan Gross-President. Charles Kessier-Treasurer. Scott Otekmann-Vice President. Renee Scheierman-Secre-tary. Top right: Sutton students enjoying the dance-Uh. huh Bottom left: James Delarm working hard?? Bottom right: Paul Drudik and Jonathan Gross checking out the girls Carrie Gardner CLASS Bret Griess Dennis Griess Karen Griess Laureen Griess Sandra Griess 66 OF 1986 Doug Keller Charles Kessler Top Right Came Gardner and Doug Ochsner are enjoying a peaceful dance at Homecoming Bottom Left Matt Overturf and Annette DuBois live happily ever after Bottom Right Aimee Sack. joe Krejd you are behind 30 years It's the 1980 s not the 1960 s Roger Lane Lee Reinsch Aimee Sack Renee Scheierman Carla Shaw Shawna Sinnen Lee Spahn 67 Bill Houts Joy Hultine Class officers: Carrie Griess. Paul Ulmer, and Brenda Ochsner. CLASS 68 Brenda Mohnike Deb Mowrey Bradley Ochsner Deena Knoell Kelli Leininger Brenda Ochsner Mike Sample Marc Russell Joe Scoville Shane Perrien Matt Overturf OF 1987 Paul Ulmer Keith Wach Steve Mosley Top Left: World History, K. Wach. S. Cerveny. B. Houts, J. DeLarm. L Peter, W Griess. Top Right: J. Hultine is out of style. Bottom Left: C. Hansen and J. DeLarm have a close relationship Bottom Right: T. DuBois makes a nice horse for L. Peter. 69 Michelle Barnell Stephanie Bottorf Mark Casper Cheryl Bailey Loretta Griess Michael Griess Rebecca Griess Rachel Hiebert Erna Huber Kevin Jamison Kristy Oates posing in the locker room. 70 CLASS The Freshman class acting normal again. Amy Kessler Noel Nuss Todd Nuss Kristy Oates Kathy Ochsner Cory Overturf Jerry Overturf OF 1988 Craig Perrien Amy Reinsch Jay Schroetlin Lois Spahn 71 Romona Anglemyer Doug George Class Officers: Nick Hoagland-President. Vice President-Miki Ebert. Secretary-Treasurer-Brent Mau. Kristi Bergen Donald Bruns Natalie Ehly Ray Fisher Jason Friesen Troy Griess Bryan Hansen Chris Hansen Cynthia Diekmann Jerry DuBois Shannon Gardner Tommy Gassman La Jean Griess Teresa Griess CLASS Andy Hultine doesn't look enthused on the bus. 72 Nick Hoagland Andy Hultine Tim Leininger Jason Majors Jackie Nuss Richard Nuss OF 1989 Jerry DuBois Billy Manthei Brent Mau Lisa McLaughlin Kevin Mohnike Albert Ochsner Jeff Peter RjCk Reutzel Angie Saathoff Clara Shaw Megan Sinnen Chris Smith 1! 73 Kevin Mohnike Heather Bottorf Mark Fehr Richard Gerard Craig Griess Kandi Houts LeAllen Huber Randy Huber Tracy Hust CLASS Hi! We’re Curly. Larry and Moe. Class Officers; Fritz Grothe. Jay Spearman. Keith Hansen. Brenda Johnson Shawla Jones 74 Sherry Mosley Christina Nuss Jennifer Ochsner Connie Overturf Jennifer Mohr Heidi Nuss Chris Moore Marie Nuss Scott Morgan Amy Ochsner OF 1990 Fred Schatz Kristi Scheierman ■ Jay Spearman John Spearman Charles Thaden Jay Waegli Top Left: This is the class of 1990? Left: Boy are we excited! Scott Hoarty, Chris Moore. Scott Morgan. 75 Gwenda and Amy. smile pretty! SUTTON HONORS STUDENTS Principal Schweer congratulates L. Outstanding Educator. Mick Griess. Stoehr. Mr. Bitunjac inducting new International Thespians Society members. Nat. Honor Soc.: Sen - M. Overturf. J. Nuss. T Mau. K. Nuss. R. Griess; Jr.- R Scheierman. K. Griess. C. Shaw. S. Sinnen; Pres. Academic Fitness. Sen. 91 % Ave. or above. C. Fuehrer. T Mau. A. Sheridan. S. Ehly. K Nuss. R Hansen. V. Lewis. J. Korb. M Overturf. L. Stoehr; Music: K Nuss. B. Johnson; Outstanding Sen : J. Nuss; Sousa Award: B Johnson. Tammy Salmen Memorial Award: Lee Spahn. Academic Awards: Soph. Red- L. Griess. B Houts. B. Ochsner. Brenda Ochsner. M. Overturf. Gold- S. Perrien. Jr Red- K. Griess. B. Huber. L. Spahn. Gold- S. Sinnen. J. Gross. C. Kessler. R. Scheierman. C. Shaw. Sen. Red- S. Ehly. R. Hansen. C. Jones. J. Korb. V. Lewis. K. Nuss. Gold- M. Overturf. L. Stoehr. Honors Society: K. Nuss. T. Mau. R. Griess. J Nuss. M. Overturf. K. Griess. R. Scheierman. C. Shaw. S. Sinnen. Mr Butler gives Brian Johnson special award. Cory Fuehrer presenting scholarship speech 76 DRIVERS COOKS CUSTODIANS D. Kirstine. M. DuBois. C. Moritz. B. Mertens. B. Thompson. M. Stevens. Art and Bob sparkle in the hallway. J. Veleba. A. Trautman. L. Boehler. B. Ebert. H. Smith. Boehler. head man. beginning his day. R. Bender. H. Haberman. A. Ehly, L. Boehler. A steady hand, a happy man. Haberman. Dr. Diekmann Mr. Schweer Dennis Isernhagen Raymond Bailey John Bitunjac Carla Dabbert James Eads Teri Gemar Keith Gowen Keith Henricksen Sharon Lewandowski Anne Moody Mike Moody Dan Navrkal Tom Newman John Schoneberg Garry Sinnen Mick Stoehr Dennis Stones Calvin Stuhmer Paul Woller Dee Boals Mark Butler Sherry Houston Eugene Liska Judy Mohnike Ron Rickert Joan Hultman FACULTY 78 80 SIEB. INC. Manufacturing, Fabricating Welding Repairs Custom Built Fertilizer Machines and Knives Phone 773-5551 Sutton, Nebr rt—Jl GEORGE BROS.. P.0. BOX 492 SUTTON. NE. St979 ' T wclUng Eon Mai Your One Stop Insurance Agency Must Insurance Services “Your Partner in Protection” Bergen Building Bus: 773-4154 Res: 773-4489 Clay County News Serving the area for over 100 years Phone 773-4343 Sutton D D Bakery, Inc. Dean Deloris and Jerry Nancy Domeier Sutton, Nebr. 773-4651 Friend's Motor Supply Over fifty years of leadership Choice of the gold hat Pros: Your Napa Jobber is Right John Scoville, Manager - Sutton, Ne-773-5515 George’s ‘ '66' Service 773-0245 Sutton, Nebr. SCHROETLIN TANK LINE, INC. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Sutton, NE FUEHRERS MARKET Phone: (402)773-4235 Sutton, Ne. Congratulations CLASS OF ’85 SUTTON LIVESTOCK COMM. CO. RICHARD DRUDIK, OWNER Home 773-5429 Barn 773-5235 Hog And Cattle Sale On Wednesday CLAY BOWL GALEN AND KATHY ROCOLE Sutton, NE 773-4325 SUTTON STATE BANK Sutton, NE. 773-5541 We're for you F.D.I.C. ELIASON MOTORS Guaranteed Used Cars And Trucks Hi-Way 6 PH: 773-4701 COAST To COAST Warren Gee, Owner 119 S. Saunders Ave. Sutton, Ne PH: 773-4245 CHANDLER MASONRY All Types Concrete Brick Work Sutton 773-4308 ROBERTA'S Beauty Salon Sutton, Ne Ph: 773-4422 Barbee Veterinary Clinic Sutton, Ne Sutton Ph: 773-5586 Spearman Publishing Sutton, Ne Congratulations Seniors Gary Jones Gary A. Jones, Agent Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. Sutton, Ne Off: 773-5202 Res: 773-4202 Congratulations Seniors Sutton Pharmacy Sutton, Ne Have your Doctor call us for hometown service City State Bank Sutton, Ne Ph: 773-5521 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Brown’s Thrift Store Sutton, Ne Ph: 773-4759 Monson’s Garage Marlow Monson, owner Sutton, Ne Ph: 773-4309 ELIASON MOTORS Guaranteed Used Cars And Trucks Hi-Way 6 PH: 773-4701 TED’S O.K. TIRE SuttonNE HEINS WELDING GENERAL-PORTABLE Sutton, Ne. 402 7735256 MIDWEST SPORTING GOODS Sutton, NE PH: (402) 773-5250 Phone: 773-5519 SKYLINER RESTAURANT Best in homemade foods Highway 6 Sutton, Ne 773-4295 SUTTON MEDICAL CLINIC P.O. BOX 510, SUTTON, NE. 773-5553 R.F. BROUILLETTE M.D., D.J. LOSCHEN M.D. S.R. THOMAS K.W. LESH, M.D.’S JUDY HOHMAN, P.A., BARB MERRICK SEC. Jack and Carol VanKirk SMITH BROS. IMPLEMENTS, ALLIS CHALMERS Sutton, Ne 773-4708 SUTTON VETERINARY CLINIC SUTTON, NE. HIGHWAY 6 K.C. LORENZEN D.V.M. J.T. WADDELL D.V.M. (402) 773-4292 A LELECTRIC Plumbing and Heating Box 436, Sutton, Nebr. Phone 773-5265 BOTTORF AND MASER LAW OFFICE Sutton, Nebr. Your Sa‘Wafci«jf. B Avow ax SUTTON FUEHRERS MARKET Phone (402) 773-4235 Your Store Pot Savings Sutton, Nebr. Congratulations Class of '85 SUTTON COOP GRAIN CO. JACOB BENDER AND SONS Sutton, Nebr. Phone: 773-5531 Sutton, Nebr. RENEES Compliments of Rev. David E. Schafer 103 W. Elm, Sutton, AJE. Donna, Trudy Zion-Saron-Lutheran Church, Sutton. m 1 [jHRH q=5J| John L. McBride, O.D. McBride VISION CLINIC KOHLER INSURANCE BUILDING SUTTON, NEBRASKA 68979 (402) 773-4397 Tuesday Only COUNTRY ELEGANCE Unique Gifts and Cards Phone (402) 773-4279 Sutton, Ne 68979 Twila Griess Belinda Nuss CHEVROLET FRIESEN SUTTON, NEBR. DELMAR G. FRIESEN 773-5538 Sutton Dental Clinic Family Dentistry Dr. Eckles, Marcella, Deb. MAURY’S PLACE Maury Eleanor Yost Sutton Ne, 773-5506 BG’S CORNER The One-Stop Shop tor Your Convenience Stan Linda Perrien 773-4136 The Paint and Paper Po o 203 N Saunders SllttOn, Ne - - Beniamin 773-4215 x MooreM _PAINTSJ Plant PotPourri For all your floral and wedding needs Sutton, Ne 773-4417 85 Twila Griess, Belinda Nuss COUNTRY ELEGANCE Unique Gift and Card Shop Phone: (402) 773-4279 Sutton. NE 68979 KOHLER AGENCY Owner Mary Lou Kohler For All Your Insurance Needs Sutton. Ne. 773-5548 « Mrs. Gemar poses pretty. Noel Nuss watching Footloose IMPERIAL MALL 12th Street And Marian Hastings, NE D. Schroellin gets down! Cranking the tunes. I to D. Knoell. Dancing at Prom. rushei Ulmer D. Griess. S. Hohensee. and R. Acker man. - __ R. Griess relax. Mirror glasses reflect the times. 87 KERREY MEETS SUTTON The Student Council invited Governor Bob Kerrey to our school during National Student Leadership Week. There were about 300 students here for the District 7 student council workshop. Channels 10-11,5 and 4 were here to cover the event along with the Hastings Tribune and the Clay County News. During the ceremony, Kerrey was presented with a plaque and a Sutton Mustang Sweatshirt. Following his speech to the Sutton assembly on leadership, Governor Bob Kerrey talked to reporters about a controversial school bill he recently signed affiliating smaller schools with larger ones. Left: Governor Kerrey talked to 19 student councils and Sutton 7-12 students. Left: Cory Fuehrer welcomes Kerrey to the Sutton leadership assembly.