Sutton High School - Mustang Yearbook (Sutton, NE)

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Special memories were made during Spirit Week. Students and faculty were encouraged to wear their pj’s to school on Pajama Day.” Deena Knoell brought her Cabbage Patch doll, Carlton, and Teri DuBois brought a panda bear named Snookums. Mrs. Moody, a resource teacher, also dressed in her night clothes. On Tuesday. October 15. students and teachers dressed for Scum, Graffiti, and Backwards Day.” Darci Griess’s tie was on her back while her jacket and shirt were turned around. Many of the student body dressed for Nerd and 50’s Day” on Wednesday. Shane Perrien dressed as a nerd and Lisa Peter went back to the fifties. Beach and Hush Button Day” was on Thursday. Michele Bergen was one of the few who kept all of her hush buttons. Many of the students and faculty supported Red and Black Day” on Friday. At the end of the day. K-12 students and faculty attended a pep rally in the high school gym.

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SPIRIT WEEK Dress it up, Geaks Clockwise-top-right-Mrs. Moody was the only teacher to dress up on P.J. day. Tommy Gassman didn’t have to dress up. He always looked this way. Shane Perrien and Scott Diekmann were good friends. Sherry Mosley's pom-pom hair added to her costume on Red and Black Day.” Opposite page-top- Fifties and Nerd Day” drew a lot of laughs. Below- Were Shane Perrien. Steph Bottorf, Scott Diekmann. Brent Mau and Shane Kissler going surfing? Left- Everyone felt cuddly on P.J. Day.” Right- Joy Hultine was decked out on Red and Black Day.

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HOMECOMING Because of rainy weather the pep rally was held in the old gym. At the pep rally, Mr. Wall said that Sutton spirit had gotten better week after week and that the football team was prepared to win. Coach Fricke said that he was proud of his team, and that in the last two weeks the football team had improved 200%. Bill Bottorf. the last speaker, claimed the secret was out: the Mustangs would win that night. But. despite the rain and losing the game that night, the student body’s spirit was anything but damp on Homecoming. Supt. Ron Wall gave the crowd a pep-talk at the Homecoming pep rally held at the gym due to rain. FFA instructor Keith Gowen and Brad Nunnenkamp showed off the first FFA Homecoming float ever made and ever used. Eighty-four graduate, Kurt Griess (2nd from right), relaxed with seniors Bruce Fehr. Scott Hohensee, and Ron Ackermann at the Homecoming dance. Scott Diekmann, Bret Griess. Charles Kessler. 1984 King Scott Scheierman. Cam Schone-berg. 1985 King and Queen, Paul Drudik and Renee Scheierman. 1984 Queen Sheila Ehly. Stephanie Schweer. Shawna Sinnen, Annette Dubois. Chantel Bottorf. 6