Sutherland High School - Duke Yearbook (Sutherland, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1941 volume:

PUBLISHED ev THE ANNUAL BOARD SUTHERLAND VoLuME Ill lowA TH DU PAQE 2 FORWARD IN PRODUCING THIS eoox we HAVE SOUGHT T0 BRING TO ouH PARENTS TEACHERS AND FRIENDS A MEMQIR THAT :S EVERLASTING ON ITS PAGES ARE PRINTED THE AccouNTS or ACTIVITIES THAT ARE PECULIARLY AN AMER VE THANKS THAT IT IS YET OUR PRIVILE TO WRITE AND T0 ECPRESS OUR OPINIONS S WE DESIRE WE HOPE THAT THIS PRIVILEGE MAY BE HAD BY THE ENDLESS GENERATIONS TO COME, FOREVER AND EVER UNTIL THE END OF TIME ot ii Xa ICAN SCHOOL'S owN. IN so WRITING WE su GE z A Ai! 'sf COACH MAAS w o IS onsruwcuusueo av Fume AND o T STANDING sPoRTsMANsHuP wuo HAS cavsu HEARTY AND nnspnaunc cooPsRATuoN T0 ALL MANNER or SCHOOL LIFE AND wuo Tunoucu PARTICIPATION IN ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES HAS nnaueo IN THE sTuoENTs A Nfw concsprnow or LOYALTY, we oEoncATc THE l94I DUKE PAGE 3 y f , F' -' hi ' ' ,' ' , ,'V5 I A 45 A Zi M I A To H U D I O PAGE 4 ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES FEATURES ADVERTISING 4 EDITOR MAXINE LYNN ASSOCIATE EDITOR Mvnne INNES SPORTS EDITOR ELuoRE HAYES ACTIVITY EDITOR CLEONE LINDER ADVERTISING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGERS HAnRv Henonscx DONALD OLHAUSEN SPONSOR ETHEL TUNTLAND I Donus Wnccomsn THIS IS BUT ONE OF THE THDUSANDS or PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THE UNITED STATES, BUT THIS ONE REPRESENTS EVERVTHING FDR WHICH ED UCATION HAS STooD IT WAS FDUNDED BY A PEOPLE uHo BELIEVEO IN PROGRESS AND TODAY IT STANDS A SYMBOL or YDUTH AMERICAN YOUTH THE YOUTH THAT YET cAN HOLD ITS HEAD HIGH IN AN ATMOSPHERE or FREEDOM AND LEARN UNTARNISHED BY THE HANDS OF MAN THE WONDER FUL TRUTHS AND LAWS OF THE UNIVERSE To THE COMMUNITY AND THE BOARD or EDUCATION wHo HAVE so HELPED T0 GIVE U9 THIS WE PAY TRIBUTE AND HoPE THAT SOMETIME THE YOUTH OF THE WORLD WILL HAVE THIS PRIVILEGE rvvgm. 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UNIVERSITY OF SouTH DAKOTA ..PH. B. CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY .........B A CCRNELL A UNIVERSITY OF o L Y wks M 5 S 4 J Aj: -3 5. bf :lg as. 6 6- i I 0 - . ..lowA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE ' 0000 000 ' 000 000 ' 0000000 000 ' 000000000000 000 ' 00 00000000000 0 0 D 0 0 . 0 B0 00 B 0 I .B A 00008 A 0 0 0 B 0 0 0B 0 0 A IWA THOMAS BARRY GLEE CLUB 4 MIXED cHoRUS 3 NEWS STAFF NTALL, DARK, A HUMDRDUS ' KENNCTH MCCORMACK FOOTBALL 'HE'S WELL 'RED EVELYN HOFFMAN GLEE CLUB, MIXED CHORUS, GIRLS BAND, INSTRUMENTAL SOLO, GIRLS' 'S' CLUB JUNIOR PLAY JUNIOR SECY TREASQ, NEWS STAFF GHEER LEADER DRUM MAJOR ETTE. 'FERT AND PRETTY W LARENE DAU 'SHE PUTS HER CARES IN A POCKET WITH HOLE IN IT. ROBERT NIELSEN GLEE CLUB 3 MIXED cHoRUs, 'S' CLUB FOOTBALL 4, BASKET BALL 4, BASEBALL I TRACK. 'LIVE Fon TODAY ' CATHERINE SVEENEY GLEE CLUB MIX CHORUS 4 GIRLS SEXTET I, VOCAL So L 4 BA D 4 J IOR PLAY NEWS STAFF A GIRL WITH THOSE MUSICAL WAYS ' ELUREDA HXRTIN GLEE CLUB 2 GIRLS N N CLUB LEADER 'SwEET AND SERENE GLEE CLUB 3 MIXED CHORUS I 'S' CLUB JUNIOR PLAY BASE BALL 3 ANNUAL 'HE's SMALL, B T HE GETS AROUND ' ALFRED JENSEN GLEE CLUB 4 MIXED CHORUS, BAND 4 BRASS SEXTET I ' ' CLUB, JUNIGR PLAY FOOTBALL 4 BASKET BALL 2 BASEBALL 'HE's TOPS WITH Us DELLA MARIE STEELE BAND 24 'THE BIGGEST SMILE OF ALL ' PAGE Il J I 43 ED 3 3 ' D 3 N g UN- ND g N I C 5- . I ' N S 2 G' A0 Ac .n . I I I SEXTETI VOCAL SOLOP DONALD OLHAUSEN f . .5 I I F ' I - : , 9 T Q ' : 0 U I U C , 5 3 3 S A N ' ' : : 1 3 . .01 3 I X ' : I C RUTH ELLEN JONES GLEE CLUB, MIXED CHORUS, GIRLS' SEXTET VOCAL so L INSTRUMENTAL o MIXED qu TET, BAND R ED QUINTET INSTRU MENTAL SOLO, GIRLS' 'S' GLUB, JUNIOR PLAY CHEERLEADER 'SHE'S GOT WHAT IT TAKES ' CLAUS THIESSEN SOPH PRESD roof BALL HINERTIA IN MOTION ' HELEN STRUVE GLEE CLUB Q NEWS STAFF 'WALKING DREAM DAROLD CULP 'S' CLUB, JUNIOR PLAv, FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, BASE BALL 'TIME ON uv HANDS PHYLLIS CRANE GLEE CLUB 21 MIX ED CHORUS 2 JUN IDR PLAY 'LovE IS NEWS, BUT NOT TO HER.W PAGE I2 EDWARD BRECHWALD GLEE CLUB, MIXED GNDRUS, BAND REED QUINTET, BRASS SEX vET Bova' 'S' CLUB JUNIOR cLASS VICE PRES , SENIOR SEcv TREAS., FOOTBALL BASKETBALL 'HIGH POWERED BRAIN THAT NEEDS GAS ' EDNA WOODALL GIRLS' 'S' CLUB, NEWS STAFFQ 'DELIGHTFUL ' ERNEST LOHFF FOOTBALL BASE BALL 'HIS OCCUPATION IS JUST STUFF ' PEGGY NELSON GLEE CLUB, GIRLS ' ' CLUB, G LEADER 'TRUE ENGLISH BEAU TY ' DONALD HASH GLEE CLUB, MIXED CHORUS, BAND S cLUB, JUNIOR PLAY SOPH vIcE PRES FOOTBALL, BASKET BALLQ BASEBALL. 'SNELL AS THEY COME ' DOROTHY MARTIN BAND 4g REED QUIN- TETQ INSTRUMENTAL SOLO: INSTRUMENTAL TRIOQ GIRLS' 'S' CLUBQ G. A. A. PRESIDENT. 'Gooo LOSERS NEVER LOSE ' ROBERT JENNER Bova' 'S' c UB FOOTBALL 4 NHANDSOME IS AS HANDSOME DOES AND HE DOES ALL RIGHT DORIS MAGGONER BAND, BRASS sEx T G LEADER, ANNUAL 'QUIETLY OUT STANDING ' ELMORE HAYES GLEE CLUB, MIXED cHoRUs, 'S' CLUB JUNIOR PLAY, FOOT BALL, BASEBALL, ANNUAL 'THE GIRLS ALL THINK HE'S HAND some ' LOIS WOOLSTON GLEE CLUB, MIXED cnonus, BAND ' ' CLUB, FLAG BEARER L Baa. 'ACCENT ON YOUTH ff' BARBARA JONES GLEE CLUB: MIXED CPORUSQ BIRLB' SEXTET: VOCAL SOLO: GIRLS' TRIOQ BAND: 'S' CLUBQ JUNIOR CLASS PLAY NPERPETUAL E No TIDN ' MYRNE INNES GLEE CLUB, MIXED cRoRus, GIRLS' sExTET, BAND, NEWS STAFF ANNUAL NPOISE WITHOUT Pose ' HARRY HENDRICK FOOTBALL. 'THE TROUBLE WITH ME I8 uv DAILY 'DOESN'T ' KATHERINE THIESSEN EE CLUB, G TREAB JUNIOR PLAY. 'IT B NICE T0 E NATURAL WHEN vou' NATURALLY NICE ' BERNARD FARQUAHAR 'HIS LINE or THOUGHT GETS SNARLED W PAGE I3 CLEONE LINDER GLEE CLUB, MIXED cnonus, ANNUAL 'IT TAKES ENERGY T0 oo ENERGETIC THINGS ' WILBUR WAGGONER 'S' CLUB, Junaon PLAY SENIOR vncz Pass , FOOTBALL, sAsxETaALL, BASE 'HE LENDS Born HEAT AND LIGHT T0 AN ARGUMENT MAXINE LYNN GLEE cLue, unxeo cuonus, VOCAL soLo, BAND Nnxeo QUlNTET JUNIOR PLAY FRESH AND SENIOR PRES , NEWS STAFF ANNUAL 'GIVE ME A HORSE ' PAGE I4 ROBERT WAGGONER GLEE CLUB If 'S' CLUB, FOOTBALL BASKETBALL, TRACK BASEBALL 'BASKETBALL LOOKS EASY THE wAv HE PLAYS T VERNA MAE MATZ GLEE CLUB, 'S' CLUB PLAY NEWS STAFF 'WHEN SHE'8 sooo, sHE'e VERY sooo DELMAR WAGGONER GLEE CLUB Mlxeo cnonus 'S' CLUB PRES FRESHQ sEcv TREA8 Junuon Pass , BASKETBALL 'GIVE ME vlcronv on cave ME AN ALIBI ' : I . g : A S o v ' .pg 3 up .0 v , ' ' QS' A0 A0 BALL' LEADER: JUNIOR 3 0 O' coca 1 3 .: Z ' '? : o 0' 0 3 - A o EPT Oc? Nov ec JAM Fen MARCH APRIL MAY SCHOOL CALENDAR SCHOOL Convenes FDGTBALL FooTaALL FOOTBALL FIGTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL Perensouiuenej CLEGHORlfTHERE, SANBORIKHERE, HARTLEYKHOMECOHING, PRIUGHARQTHERE, ALTACHERE, PAULLIIAQHERE, Juuuon CLAss PLAY THAUKSGIVIHG VACATION FOOTBALL BANQUET BASKETBALL Perenoonluene BASKETBALL CALUlETlHERE, BASKETBALL CLEBHORNQHEIE CHRISTMAS CANTATA BASKETBALL MERIDAHKTHEREQ CHRISTMAS VACATION SCHBOL Conveues BASKETBALL PAULLlNAfHEREl BASKETBALL ALTAKTHERE, Sioux VALLEY TOURNAMENT ALTA BASKETBALL Saeux RAPIDS guenel BASKETBALL HARTLEYQTHERE BASKETBALL SANBORNQHERED Counrv TOURNAMENT PRIMGHAR BASKETBALL AURELIAQHERE, BASKETBALL PRIIGHARQTHERE, BASKETBALL PAULLINACTHERE, BASKETBALL EVERLYCTHEREI SecTlouAL TOURNAMENT SANBORH BAuo Concenr VOCAL Music PROGRAM Dasrnucr BASEBALL BAseaALL BASEBALL BASEBALL Musuc Couvesr SPENCER SANBORNCHERE, CALUMETQTHERE, PAULLINAQHERE, HARTLEYKTHERED Counfv TOURNAMENT MDNETA Senlon CLASS PLAY STATE Muslc Conresv Snoux Clrv BASEBALL MONETAKTHERE, Couurv Musuc FESTIVAL PRnueHAn Juulon SENIOR BANQUET BAseeALL CALUMETKHERE, BASEBALL SIBLEYCTHERE, BACCALAUREATE Commencement BASEBALL PAULLINAQTNERE, s . 2--- 2o--- - 2v--- - . 4--- - 11--- - 1e--- - 25--- - . 1--- - 22--- 28-29 o . 2--- a--- - 9 5--- - 13--- - 5 16--- 19--- - 9 20--- . 5--- v--- - I 1o--- - 16-1a - 24--- - ' 2s--- - J a1--- - . s-s- - 14--- - 1a--- - 21--- - 1--- - 6-e- - 1o--- 21--- a-s- - 1o--- - 15--- - 1a--- - 22--- - 24-26 - 29-30 1-3- - 3--- - 9--- - 1o--- - 13--- - 1s--- - 1a--- 22--- TDP Row MAMMEN, HUGHES, TRIRLETT NELSON, LENHARDT ENGELKE, GILLESPIE, OLHAUSEN, BRANSTETTER, DOODY, JOHANNSEN BOTTOM Row THARP GINGER DUNCAN WIESE, CHESLEY CROSSER, MARTIN, POWELL ANDERS, JALAS JUNIORS THE JUNIORS HAVE WEATHCRED THE ASSIGNMENTS AND TEXTBOOKS, FAR. HE CLASS OFFICERS ARE AS FoLLcws: PRESIDENT ROSE RRANSTET- R VI E-PRESIDENT MARGARET ANN CHESLEY, SECRETARY-TREASURER CHARLOTTE DOODY. THIS CLASS, TwENTv STRONG AND A JOLLY BUNCH ARE WELL REPRE- UR IN vs' , ' , N Max HDRDS, TWO PARTICIPATING IN FDDTRALL, AND T o I BASKETBALL. AN ALL-HIGH-SCHOOL CHRISTMAS DANCE SPONSOQED BY THE JUNIORS PRIDE AND J . THE JUNIORS LOOK FORWARD T0 MORE GOOD TIMES WITH THEIR SPONSOR, MISS MAMMEN. PAGE I6 : 1 I a A I 9 1 9 9 ' S0 T , L TE , c , . , 9 SENTED IN THE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, SIX PUPILS BEING IN THE BAND, FO B0 GLEE CLUB FOUR IN GIRLS GLEE CLUB SIX I ED C W N IS STILL THEIR OY TDP Row MISS AITKEN WATSON, SWEENEY, NIELSEN, TRIPLETT RA PER GULLIFORD JENSEN, ENGELKE, HAMSRDGR, BOTTOM ROW STRUVE GILLESPIE, COLLIER, HILL, MGCDRMADK, CGLSHAN, SCHOENING, PEKEL DER LDNG, MARTIN SOPHOMORES THE SOPHOMORES ARE ON THE SECOND STEP OF THAT FOUR STEP AS THEIR PRESIDENT, VIRGIL GULLIFORD A8 VIPE PRESIDENT, AND DELMA SCHOENING AS SECRETARY TREASURER OF THE NINETEEN MEMBERS, THERE ARE Sux REPRESENTATIVES IN BAND, E G lN MIXED GHG u , AN T GLEE CLUBS. MANY OF THE Sovs ARE OUTSTANDING IN ATHLETICS E GIRL IS THE S H S WSPOTLIGHTN STAFF AND ANDTH R I3 WS' CL MEMBER IN THE FALL OF 1940 THE SOPHOMORES INITIATED THE FRESHMEN AT AN ALL HIGH SCHOOL PARTY DURING THE SECOND SEMESTER MISS TUNTLAND WAS ouR CLASS SPONSOR PAGE 17 1 LLLLLLL I : 1 1 ' I , ' I , D STAIRWAY--HIGH SCHOOL., THIS YEAR THEY ELECTED LUVERNE NIELSEN I HT . R S D EN IN . ON ON . . . E AN ua TOP Row ADAMS SHERIDEN, PETERS, REGINNETTER SIMPSON, LING, W MARTIN WEHR HASH BRECHWALD SECOND Row MISS ACHLER, B 4ARTIN, , J N EN LDHDERGER ILL, GINGER POWELL, E MOORE THIRD R DERS V SEL , WAGGONER S F FRESHMEN THE BRIGHTEST, ALTHOUGH NOT THE LARGEST FRESHMEN CLASS, HAS ENTERED SUTHERLAND HIGH ScHooL IS THE ONE AND ON CLASS or I944 T ERE ARE THIRTY ONE IN THIS CLASS WHICH CONSISTS F FIFTEEN GIRLS AND SIXTEEN BOYS THEIR CLASS SPONSOR IS MISS EACHLER E PRESIDENT OF THE CLASS IS SLI LL, TH VICE PRESIDENT IS BDRDETTE WAGGONER AND THE SECRETARY TREASURER IS RUTH HASH LEVEN MEMBERS OF THE CLASS ARE IN BAND Two BOYS AND TWO RLS RE N EACH OF THE GLEE CLU T O FRESHMEN ARE IN MIXED CHORUS MARY ELLEN JENSEN IS OUR OUTSTANDING MUSICAL STUDENT PAGE I8 : 9 i Do ' ' 9 1 ' 1 I f ' BE - N LITKA E S , , H , - . g ow: AN , . K Y , IE - KIN, M. MooRE, M. HILL, MATZ, BECKMAN, H. SELK, KAS. . IT LY H - o B . TH LE E HI E 1 r , ' 1 E . GI A I DS- w 1 Top ROW B WAGGGNER, NIELSEN, HAYES, JENNER, CULP, B GILLESPIE, HILL, A JENSEN, HASH, SECOND Row COACH MAAS, SWEENEY, REGINNETTER, R GILLESPIE, D WAGGONER FOOTBALL PROSPECTS WERE BRIGHT THIS YEAR ALTHOUGH ONLY SEVENTEEN BOYS REPORTED ron PRACTICE THEY WERE ED BRECHWALD, DONALD HASH, WILBUR WAGGONER, Boa WAGGONER, DAROLD CULP, Boa JENNER, HARLAN HUGHES, PAUL SWEENEY, LUYERNE NIELSEN, RONNIE GILLES PIE, PAUL JENSEN, LESLIE HILL, BURDETTE WAGGONER, AND Boa REGINNETTER OF THESE THERE WERE EIGHT LETTERHEN, ED BREGH WALD, DoNALo HASH, WILBUR WAGGONER, Boa WAGGONER, DAROLD CULP, Bos JENNER, ELNGRE HAYES, AND BILL GILLESPIE AT THE ANNUAL Saoux VALLEY CONFERENCE JAMBOREE THE TEAM GAVE A WEAK SHOWING IN THE oNE QUARTER AGAINST POWERFUL AU RELIA PAGE 2l HUGHES, R. WAGGUNER, BREGHWALD, W. WAGGONER, P. JENSEN, THE FOLLOWING WEEK THE TIGERS STARTED AN EIGHT GAME SCHEDULE ev TROUNCING PETERSON 28 O THE SQUAD SHOWED A COMPLETE REYERSAL OF FORM OF THE PREVIOUS WEEK THE TIGERS' NEXT GAME AT CLEGHDRN PROVED TO BE A THRILLER. SUTHERLAND LED I2 O AT THE FIRST OF THE FOURTH QUARTER. THEN CLEGHORN STARTED CONNECTING WITH PASSES. THE ORANGE AND BLACK HAD A GDDD SCARE BUT CAME OUT ON TOP I2 6 SAN80RN'8 LARGER BUT LISTLESS TEAM WAS SENT HOME BEATEN 46 O THE LINE SHOWED REMARKABLE POWER AND THE BAGKS, LED BY Boa WAG GONER WHO WAS THE MAIN COG IN THE OFFENSE WITH FDUR TOUCHDOWNS GAVE A SHowING OF SPEED AND SHIFTINESS THE HDMEGDMING GAME WITH HARTLEY ENDED IN A 0 O TIE THE PLAY wAS ABOUT EVEN AND EACH TEAM WAS IN SCORING TERRITORY ONCE AT PRlM6HAR'S HOMECOMING THE TIGERS DlDN'T GET WARMED UP UNTIL THE SECOND HALF WHEN THEY SCORED TWICE FOR I3 0 WIN THE OUTSTANDING FEATURE WAS ED BREcHwALD'S PUNT RETURN FOR SUTHER LAND'S SECOND TOUCHDOWN ANOTHER EASY GAME WAS THE ALTA TUSSLE AGAIN SUTHERLAND WAS OUTWEIGHED BUT HAD THE FIGHT AND DETERMINATION T0 WIN THEY LED 27 0 AT THE END OF THE FIRST HALF AND FINISHED THE GAME WITH A 55 O wIN To CONTINUE UNSEATEN THE NEXT GAME BAS THE OLD GRUDGE BATTLE WITH PAULLINA THE BLUE AND WHITE HADN'T BEATEN THE TIGERS IN SEYENTEEN YEARS, HADN'T SCORED IN SEVEN YEARS AND FAILED TO SCORE AGAIN THE GDNQUERING T GERS WON I9 O Bos WAGGONER SGDRED TWO TOUCHDOWNS FOR SUTHER LAND THE SCHEDULED ARMISTICE DAY GAME WITH QIOUX QAPIDS HAD T0 BE SEATEN WITH 6 WINS T THE TIGFRS SCORED l7O POINTS TO THEIR OPPONENTS 6 THE LINE wAS NOT SCOQED THRDUGH, THE ONLY TOUCHDOWN BEING SCORED ON A PASS GUTHFRLAND WAS WELL REPRESENTED ON THE ALL CONFERENCE TEAM WITH PAUL SwEENEY Boa YAGGONER AND BILL GILLESPIE ON THE FIRST SELECTION THE REST OF THE TEAM wAS ON THE sEcoND TEAM OR RE cEIvED HONORABLE MENTION DUE TO AN INFRACTION OF RULES AURELIA, WHO WOULD HAVE BEEN CHAMPION, HAD TO FDRFEIT TWO GAMES AND THIS MADE THE SUTHERLAND TIGERS SIOUX VALLEY CONFERENCE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS 0F I94O THE SQUAD ELECTED WILBUR WAGGONER AND F'-DWARD HRECHWALD AS C0 CAPTAINS AND BOB WAGGONER WAS CHOSEN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER PAGE 22 D U o I 0 ' CALLED OFF BECAUSE OF THE SNOW STORM AND THIS LEFT SUTHERLAND UN- AND ' 'Ee L F D I , f I THERE wERE TWELVE LETTERS GIVEN THESE BEING AS FOLLOWS TO SENIORS Boa WAGGONER, Boa JENNER, WILBUR WAGGONER, EDWARD BRECHWALD DONALD HASH, DAROLD CULP, ALFRED JENSEN AND ELMORE HAVES, TO JUNIORS BILL GILLESPIE AND HARLAN HUGHES, T0 SOPH DMDRES PAUL SWEENEY AND LUVERNE NIELSEN BASKETBALL PETERSON CAME T0 SUTHERLAND FOR THE FIRST GAME SEASON THE TIGERS LoST 23 I5 SUTHERLAND WAS HOST TO CALUMET IN THEIR SECOND WITH CAPTAIN NSCOTCHN WAGGONER MAKING 2I POINTS THE MON 34 22 IN THEIR FIRST CONFERENCE GAME SUTHERLAND LoST 36 24 NSCOTCHN WAGGONER MAKING I5 POINTS wAS HIGH OF THE GAME LOCALS T0 CLEGHORN POINT MAN THE TIGERS JouRNEvED TO MERIDEN IN THEIR LAST GAME BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS Boa WAGGONER'S 24 POINTS SPARKED THE TIGERS TO AN OVERWHELMING 49 27 WIN HSCOTCHN AGAIN PDURED IN 24 POINTS A8 THE ORANGE AND THE TALL ALTA CVCLONES DOWNED THE GAME TIGERS 38 35 IN A CLOSE GAME CULF SGDRED I6 POINTS AND WAGGONER I3 FDR SUTH ERLAND IN THE SIOUX VALLEY CONFERENCE TDURNAMENT, SUTHERLAND LOST T SIOUX RAPIDS 35 24 IN THE FIRST ROUND Saoux RAPIDS, WHO WON THE TOURNAMENT, AGAIN DEFEATED SUTH ERLAND THE TIGERS WERE HANDICAPPED AS WAGGDNER wAs ON THE BENCH WITH A SPRAINED ANKLE IN A ROUGH GAME HARTLEY GAME CLOSE TO WINNING FROM SUTH E AND, NSCOTCH' SCORED I9 POINTS IN THE 22 2I WIN SANBORN'S BULLDOGS WON FRoM THE TIGERS 34 26 SUTHERLAND WAS NO MATCH FoR SANaoRN'S HEIGHT IN THE 0'BRIEN CouNTv TOURNAMENT, SUTHERLAND BEAT PAULLINA 29 2I IN THE FIRST ROUND AS Boa MAGGONER POURED IN I9 POINTS GAZA'S DEFENDING CHAMPIONS STOPPED SUTHERLAND 29 23 IN THE NEXT GAME IN THE CONSOLATION GAME SUTHERLAND WON A THRILLER FROM SHELDON 30 29 NSCOTCHN BROUGHT HIS SCORING TOTAL IN THE TOURNAMENT TO 53 POINTS AND WAS SELECTED AS ALL COUNTY FORWARD FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN SUCCESSION PAGE 23 , : 3 9 9 . 3 . , , 0 BLACK LIGKED THEIR oLD RIVALS,-PAULLINA, 46-35. O - G RL ' - - Mg!- N4 ToP ROW D WAGGONER ANDERS, HASH, HILL, JENSEN, B WAccoNER, CoAcH MAAS sorrow Row B WAGGONER, Bnscn WALD, CuLP NIELSEN W WAccoNeR Top Row M AIRD, R WAGcoN , 1 Esple, N sen, Rowman, AMENDT W WAccouER MR MAAS BOTTOM ROI H HAKEMAN, HAsH, D WAGGONER W HAKEMAN Jonncs, D OLHAUSEN PAGE 24 4.9: H I ...s A -Q B A 'I 5 Q S , K E T B A I, ' L L .. Y Ag, Q4 4 f 0 , I 0 , ,, I O if 'Q Z3 313 'ft J- I .. v L ri'l-qi - 1 5 Q, ' ' S Us C L .. -- :arf i 'TEE 1--7 B 2, , Q 3 , V i,L Q A - ff' V' b 'R f,, ' ,, S ' 2 S Si w E XX E X B '.f I ' ' A A . L L , 1 :H : R. B . ER FILL R. .IEL- I 1 ' V V 9 ' 3 : 0 o ' , e , AURELIA, UNDEFEATED GERS 26 20 AURELIA WAS PRIMHAR, LED BY THE ERLAND THE TICERS LOST IN CONFERENCE PLAY, STDPPED THE CHEROKEE COUNTY CHAMPION HUGHES BROTHERS, TURNED BACK SUTH AN EARLY LEAD AND wENT DOWN 30 2I BILL GILLESFIE'S LAST MINUTE FIELD GOAL GAVE SUTHERLAND A 34 33 VICTJRY DVER PAULLINA THIS WAS THE THIRD TIME THE TIGERS HAD EEATEN THE BLUE AKD WHITE PAULLINA FIVE IN THE FINAL GAME OF THE SEASON SUTHERLAND DRDPPED A THRILLER T0 EVERLV 33 30 THE TIGERS PLAVED GooD BALL UNTIL CDLP, WAGGONER, AND NIELSEN WENT OUT ON FOULSe SUTHERLAND ADVANGED TO THE FINALS IN THE SECTIONAL TOUR NAMENT BY DEFEATING HARTLEY 29 23 AND MARCUS 3I 23 IN THE FINAL GAME, HOWEVER PRIMGHAR STOPPED THE LDGALS 23 32 IN CONFERENCE PLAY THE TIGERS FDR THE WHOLE SEASON THEY woN NINE TEAM ScoRED 560 POINTS WHILE THEIR FINALS IN THE QECTIONAL TOURNAMENT woN TWO GAMES AND LOST FIVE GAMES AND LOST ELEVEN THE OPPONENTS SGDRED 575 POINTS Boa WAGGONER WAS ELECTED CAPTAIN AND SEVEN LETTERS wERE GIVEN THE SENIOR WINNERS wERE BDB WAGGDNER, WILBDR WAGGONER, ALFRED JENSEN, EDWARD BRECHWALD, DAROLD CULP, AND DONALD HASH THE SOPHOMORE WINNER WAS LUVERNE NIELSEN BASEBALL LAST SPRING'S BASEBALL TEAM CAME TPROUGH WITH SEVEN WINS AND FIVE LOSSES THE BEST GAME OF THE SEASON HAS THE CLOSING TILT WITH PAULLINA LDRNE JOINES' GOOD PITDHING AND WILBUR WAGGONER'S TIMELY HIT WITH THE BASES LOADED IN THE SIXTH INNING WON FOR SUTHERLAND 2 I LETTERMEN WERE WAYNE HAKE MAN, HAROLD HAKEMAN, LORNE JOINES, DONALD WAGGDNER AND MARVIN AMENDT SENIDRS BOB WAGGONER, DONALD OLHAUSEN, WIL SUR WAGGONER, AND DONALD HASH JUNIORS AND BILL GILLESPIE SDPHDMDRE. HAROLD HAKEMAN NAS ELECTED CAPTAIN. THIS YEAR'S TEAM WILL BE FAIRLY STRONG IN ALL DEPART UENTS, EXCEPT PITCHING THERE ARE FIVE LETTERMEN RETURNING AND RESERVES THAT DIDN'T QUITE MAKE A LETTER T0 FILL OTHER POSITIONS. PAGE 25 TI- - 1 I , -L O THEY WON THIRD PLACE IN THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT AND WENT TO THE H 0 a B0 S' 'S' C UB THE Bovs' S' CLUB IS MADE UP OF LETTER WINNERS WHO ARE IN ITIATED INTO THE CLUB THE INITIATIDN CONSISTS OF A WEEK OF DEV OTED SERVICE TO THE AcTIvES THERE ARE FIFTEEN AcTIvES THEY ARE DELMAR WAGGONER, Boa WAGGONER, WILBUR WAGGONER, EDWARD BRECHNALD Boa JENNER DONALD OLHAUSEN, DONALD HASH, BOB NIELSEN, ALFRED JEN SEN UAROLO CULP, ELHDRE HAYES, BILL GILLESPIE, HARLAN HUGHES PAUL SWEENEY, AND LUVERNE NIELSEN THE OFFICERS ARE A8 FOLLOWS DELMAR WAGGONER, PRESIDENT EDWARD BRECHWALD, VICE PRESIDENT WILBUR WAGGONER, SECRETARY TREASURER COACH MAAS IS THE SPONSOR OF THE GROUP THE CLUB HAS SEV ERAL PARTIES AND DANCES EVERY YEAR LS' 'S' C AFTER THE INITIATION OF FIVE GIRLS RDSE BRANSTETTER, JUNE WIESE, CHARLOTTE DOODY, ALICE PEKELDER, AND ELDREDA MARTIN THE GIRLS' 'S' CLUB CONSISTED OF THIRTEEN MEMBERS FRIENDLINESS, COURTESY, SPORTSMANSHIP, AND SCHOOL SPIRIT THESE QUALITIES OF COOPERATING WITH ONE ANOTHER WILL HELP IN RECEIVING THE 500 POINTS ONE MUST HAVE BEFORE AN 'S' IS AWARDED THESE POINTS MAY BE OBTAINED BY TAKING PART IN ALL SPORTS FDUR POINTS ARE GIVEN FoR EACH HOUR L A GIRLS WHO HAvE RECEIVED ' ' MAY BE A MEMBER OF THE 'S' CLUB THIS ORGANIZATION HOLDS FUN IN STORE FOR EVERYONE WHO IS WILLING TO COMBINE THEIR INTEREST AND ENTHUSIASM THE GIRLS OF THIS CLUB OFTEN ENTERTAIN MEMBERS OF THE BOYS' 'S' CLUB, HAVE PICNICS AND PARTIES, AND ARE WAITRESSES FOR THE ANNUAL FooT BALL BANQUET OFFICERS OF THE GROUP ARE AS FOLLOWS PRESIDENT, ROSE BRAN STETTER VICE PRESIDENT, JUNE WIESE, SECRETARY, CHARLOTTE Dooov TREASURER, ALICE PEKELDER MISS BEACHLER IS THE SPONSOR EACH SEASON BRINGS A NEW GROUP OF ACTIVITIES SUITABLE FOR THAT TIME OF YEAR oUTDooRS IN THE SPRING AND FALL, AND INDOORS IN THE WINT R THE SEASONAL BRANGHES INCLUDE NOT ONLY HOCKEY, BASKETBALL, HIKING, VOLLEY BALL, PING PDNG, BADHINTDN, TENNIS, PAGE 26 Y L vv I - I I , - o 1 0 I I 9 ' 3 GIR ' LUB BEING ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE CLUB CALLS FOR FAIRNESS, I Go A. C S ' I . I ' I 1 G- A- A. E A AND BASEBALL BUT ALSO A GREAT VARIETY OF PLAY DAYS, PARTIES, CLASS TOURNAMENTS AND OUTINGS TO ATTRACT THE SUTHERLAND GIRLS THIS YEAR THESE SPORTS HAVE HELPED IN ESTABLISHING E G N MA N IT ONE OF THE M0 OUTSTANDING OR GANIZATIONS IN THE SCHOOL THE GROUP FUNCTIONS AS A UNIT THEY PLAN THEIR OWN PRO GRAMS AND ELECT THEIR OFFICERS AND LEADERS THL PRESIDENT OF THE CLUB AND THE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FORM THE GovERNING BOARD THE oFFIcERS ARE AS FOLLOWS PREQIDENT DOROTHY MARTIN VICE PRESIDENT MAXINE LYNN, SECRETARY VERNA UAE MATZ TREASURER, KATHERINE THIES 'EM THE LEADERS OF THE GROUP FOR THE YEAR WERE DORIS WAG GDNER PEGGY NELSON, VERNA MAE MATZ, AND ELOREDA MARTIN M SS BEACHLER WAS THE G A A SPONS R CHRISTMAS PROGRAM THE CHRISTMAS PRDGRAM, PRESENTED BY THE VOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL GROUPS, WAS AN OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE OF THIS SCHOOL YEAR AT THE BEGINNING OF THE PROGRAM ANTIPHGNAL SINGING OF CHRISTMAS CAROLS IAS HEARD FROM VARIOUS HALLS OF THE BUILDING THE GARDLERS WERE MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS' AND BOYS' GLEE cLuBS FOLLOWING AN INTRODUCTION OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL NUMBERS THE PROCESSIONAL OF THE CANTATA BEGANo THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB WAS ATTIRED IN MARooN ROBES, AND EACH GIRL WAS CARRYING A LIGHTED CANDLE A8 SHE MARCHED IN SINGING, 'O COME ALL YE FAITHFUL THE REED QUINTET PLAYED THE ACCOMPANIMENT THE ASSEMBLY WAS DARK EXCEPT FDR THE LIGHTED CANDLES A LONG THE WINDOWS AFTER THE GIRLS WERE SEATED, THE CHRISTMAS STORY WAS READ BY MRS MARGARET MANN WHILE THE GIRLS SOFTLY HUMMED 'SILENT NIGHT ' IN SEVERAL OF THE CANTATA NUMBERS THERE WERE SOLO PARTS WITH THE FOLLOWING GIRLS AS SDLDISTS CATHERINE SMEENEY, RUTH ELLEN JONES, MAXINE LYNN, EVELYN HOFFMAN, MYRNE INNES, AND BARBARA JONES THE WHOLE CANTATA WAS GENTERED AROUND THE CHRISTMAS STORY. AFTER THE CANTATA SEVERAL VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL NUMBERS WERE PRESENTED FOR THE REGESSIDNAL THE GIRLS SANG NJOY T0 THE WORLD ' THIS PROGRAM WILL LONG BE REMEMSERED FOR THE IMPRESSIVE MANNER IN WHICH IT PORTRAYED THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT. MISS MABEL KRUSE AND MR. CARL SAGNESS DIRECTED THE PROGRAM. MISS ELSIE CUNNINGHAM WAS THE ACCOIPANISTS , 5 '- 9 a ' '1 v 9 ' , 0 I A s D O Q I in Q 0 PAGE 27 -'NA '- GZ' THE BAND OUR scHooL as PRDDD or ITS BAND wHncH as UNDER THE PER SDNAL DIRECTION OF MR. CARL E SAGNESS IN ADDITION T0 Rus wonx WITH THE REGULAR BAND, MR. SAGNESS as BUSY WITH NUUEROUS REHEARBALB FDR THE APPEARANCE or INDIVIDUAL PERFORMERS, AssEu BLY PROGRAMS, coNcERTs AND SPECIAL REQUESTS A A PEP BAND, l HAS ADDED T0 THE SPURIT AND ZEST or MANY ATRLETlc EVENTS MANY OF THE STUDENTS ARE EFFICIENTLY VERSED IN THE VARIOUS KINDS OF MUSIC, AND THEY HAVE BEEN WORKING ON SOL08 FOR CONTEST. PAGE 28 'v'r'v JST I A .- . if 3 Y . 1 s , H v f Q A Q- - , 2 Ag., 41. g ' .V 4-In .. K , , ' Q , .,Q.'-rf, .'5Z'.,,Qi '.'1u ull- 'E N. V L QW:--,br T. , . - .gi . -'. .D .-V , .sq B., ,Q - -, - Lf. A f' T .'11g.-.- . . , A R . -. - - O O .- I S T O ,,- A ' 1 P. - . f I .Y f I-,ff J f ' f X i 1-L . ' A I za. - --. , , J- - - N ' ' ,. lg r':.- l ' ' -rf-. -2.1, .:- ,L .- f . 1, :gb Nl. '-.R g..i,- , A N - , 6 4, A . 1..1 iii-vi - 5 ' A ' ' ' .. ,T .--. ' 5'- ,v. Q- . J.. -' ' FOR THE FOUR YEAPS THAT THE BAND HAS 'NTERED THE CONTEST, IT HAS SHOWN UNUSUAL SKILL IN COMPETING WITH LIKE BANDS OF CLASS C LAST YEAR EACH MEMBER OF THE BAND RECEIVED A GOLD MEDAL FOR THEIR SUPERIORITY IN THE STATE FINALS THE MEMBERS OF THE BAND ARE ATTIRED IN MAROON JACKETS WITH GOLD TRIMMING AND WHITE TROUSERS WITH MAROON STRIPES SOME STUDENTS OF THE GROUP ARE AWARDED GOLD CITATION CORDS TO BE WORN ON THEIR LEFT SHOULDER, FOR THEIR OUTSTANDING WORK IN THE BAND CLARINETS DOROTHY MARTIN BARBARA JONES DONALD HASH EILEEN MOORE PHYLLIS TRIPLETT JEAN JENNER MYRNE INNES ARLENE MATz BETTY LOU MANGELS DONNA WAGGONER CHARLOTTE DOODY HARRIET HILL VERLA SCHOENING IRENE NELSON VIRGINIA BROWN DOROTHY WARREN HOWARD HOCKERT DRUMS LOIS WOOLSTON FRANCIS PowELL DEAN SIMPSON HARRY JALAS CORNETS PHIL HOFFMAN WILBUR MARTIN LESTER MARTIN MURIEL MOORE WINIFRED JONES ARLENE WATSON JOYCE WAGGONER MARGARET POWELL CLAIR TRIPLETT KENNETH LEMKE LEE BRYANT ALICE DUNCAN MARJORIE HILL CLARENCE SHERIDEN CHARLES RARER FLUTES RUTH ELLEN JONES BETTY WILLEY FRENCH HORNS EDWARD BRECHWALD HARLAN HUGHES ELVIN THARP PICCOLO SHIRLEY YONT BASSOON DELMA SHOENING SAXAPHONES EVELYN HOFFMAN RICHARD LONG OBOE MARY ELLEN JENSEN TROMBONES ALFRED JENSEN ALICE PEKELDER LEONA COLLIER THOMAS DOLING BARITONES DORIS WAGGONER BERNARD KAS SOUSAPHONES HARRISON FISCH, CATHERINE SWEENEY WOODWIND QUINTET THE WOODWIND FIVESOME COMPOSED OF DOROTHY MARTIN, CLAR INET, RUTH ELLEN JONES, FLUTE, MARY ELLEN JENSEN, OBOE, DELMA SCHOENING, BASSOON, HARLAN HUGHES, FRENCH HORN, HAS BEEN AN OUTSTANDING GROUP IN THE MUSICAL ACTIVITIES OF SUTHERLANO. THE QUINTET RRESENTING CLASSICAL, NOODWINO SELECTIONS HAD A VERY ACTIVE PART IN THE CHRISTMAS CANTATA PAGE 29 . .. , s 0 0 9 0 - u MARCHING BAND THE MARCHING BAND COMPOSED OF APPROXIMATELY FIFTY MEMBERS IS AN IMPORTANT MUSICAL ACTIVITY OF SUTHERLAND. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR SAGNESS THE SAND PLAYS AT ALL FOOTBALL GAMES AND LEADS THE HOMECOMING PARADE LEADING THE PARADE IS EVELYN HOFFMAN THE DRUM MAJORETTE, WHO IS ATTIRED IN GOLD SATIN SLACKS AND A WHITE SATIN MILITARY GOLD TRIMM BLOUSE WHICH IS SET OFF BY HER BRIGHTLY SHINING METAL HAT A DORNED WITH A FEATHER POM POM. THE BANNER GIRLS LOIS WOOLSTON EDITH JOHANNSEN, AND CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN FOLLOW THE DRUM MAJOR AND THEIR UNIFORMS CONSIST OF WHITE SATIN SHIRTS WITH MATCHING MILITARY BLOUSESQ THEY ALSO HAVE LITTLE PILL Sox HATS AND HIGH BOOTS ALTOGETHER THEY MAKE A VERY ATTRACTIVE GROUP- BRASS SEXTET THE SEXTET HAS DONE FINE WORK THIS YEAR THEY HAVE APPEARED IN CONCERTS, PROGRAMS, AND ENTERED THE CONTEST IT HAS BEEN A SUCCESSFUL INSTRUMENTAL GROUP IT HAS PROVED ITS SUCCESS THROUGH INTERPRETATION, TONE, AND QUALITY OF THEIR MUS THE BRASS SEXTET HAS, FOR THE PAST FEW YEARS, ENTERED FOR CONTEST COMPETITION MENTION WAS BROUGHT TO THE SExTET OF I94O N T ONLY BY THEIR FINE SELECTION OF PIECES BUT ALSO BY THEIR MEMBERS OF THE GROUP THIS YEAR ARE DORIS WAGGONER RARITONE ALFRED JENSEN, TROMBONE HARRISON FISCH, SOUSAPHONE, PHIL HOFFMAN FIRST CORNET, WILBUR MARTIN SECOND CORNET, AND EDWARD BRECHWALD FRENCH HORN. WOODWIND TRIO DOROTHY MARTIN, CLARINET MARY ELLEN JENSEN, OBOE, AND RUTH ELLEN JONES, FLUTE MAKE UP THE NEW WOODWIND TRIO OF THIS YEAR BESIDES APPEARING ON OTHER PROGRAMS THIS TRIO WILL ENTER THE CON TEST UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR SAGNESS THIS TALENTED GROUP REN RS FINE MUS SINCE IT IS A COMPARATIVELY NEW GROUP, WE WISH T0 ACKNOWLEDGE ITS CONTRIBUTION T0 OUR MUSICAL ENSEMBLES PAGE 30 , . , , ' ED ' ' 9 ' : ICO 0 SKILL IN DELIVERING THEM- ' A , , I 'I 3 Y 9 , I , r N. , ' DE' IC. MIXED CHORUS THE MIXED CHORUS IS COMPOSED OF THIRTY THREE MEMBERS FROM THE GIRLS' AND BOYS' GLEE CLUBS AT ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS, AND IN THE PAST FEW YEARS THE RECOGNITION AT THE ANNUAL AN EXCELLENT RATING EACH YEAR IT MIXED CHORUS CONTEST, AND THIS GROUP SINGS ENTERS THE CONTEST HAS RECEIVED WORTHY LAST YEAR IT RECEIVED N SS KRUSE IS TO BE COMMENOED FOR HER FINE DIRECT ON OF THIS GROUP MISS CUNNINCHAH ACCOMPANIED AS PIANIST GIRLS' OEXTFT THE ABILITIES OF CATHERINE SWEENEY AND RUTH ELLEN JONES FIRST SOPRANOS, MYRNE INNES AND CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN, SECOND SOPRANOS, EVELYN HOFFMAN AND BARBARA JONES, ALTOS ARE COM BINED TO MAKE THE GIRLS' SExTET ONE OF THE MOST INTERPRETIVE MUSICAL GROUPS IN SCHOOL. THE GROUP HAS EARNED FOR ITSELF A FINE REPUTATION THE VOCAL FIELD AND DESERVES RECOGNITION GIRLS' TRIO THIS YEAR A NEW MUSICAL GROUP A THREESOME, wAS ADDED T0 THE ScHOoL's MUSICAL ACTIVITIES THE MEMBERS OF THIS TRIO ARE CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN, FIRST SOPRANO, MARY ELLEN JENSEN, SECOND SOPRANO, AND BARBARA JONES, ALTO MADRIGAL GROUP FROM THE ANCIENT CUSTOM OF INFORMAL SINGING IS DERIVED THE NADRIGAL GROUP THE MEMBERS HARMONIZE ON LOVELY CLASS ICAL SONGS THE PARTICIPANTS ARE AS FOLLOWS CATHERINE SWEENEV RUTH ELLEN JONES, HOFFMAN MYRNE INNES, BARBARA JONES HASH, OELMAR WAGGONER, HARRISON FISC CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN, CLEONE LINDER, EVELYN MAXINE LYNN, DONALD H, ALFRED JENSEN, RI CHARD LONG, PAUL SwEENEY, AND ELVIN THARP PAGE 3I I C I O II I 0 L l 0 L- 5 9 , - IN C I I 5 o I .I . - O S . , I 7 ' 9 I s o NIELSEN BRECHWALD, op Row SS RUJE OLING GUL lh SEN Y :SCH HAYES, WAFGON R ENSEN BOTTUM Row ONC MARTIN Jx A SwEENEv HASH, OLHAUSEN HUGHES, Q WAGGQNER, TNARP. YW QS' Top Qow MCPCRMNCK CLHAU0fN KN ETTEQ YNN, RUSL SECOND Qow PEKELOEQ NELSON SCN L KE ATZ, JENSEN WATSON CHESLEY BOYT A aou NOEQ ECHO N ING, NCOLSTQN, 3WEtNEY JONES INNES JJNES HOFFMXN CRANE SRECHNALD PAGE 32 ex , S J T : MIS K S , D , LaFoRD, L. , R. N 'L , BARR , F , . E , J g f : L ':, , ,L S, , , N , I 3' I . ': J f , 1 ,- , BR, ST' , L ' Miss K 'g : , 0, , P. WEL - , ENGE M , ' S , g . O4 ' ': Ll, ', . V : D I X S ! 7 N D ' 9 BOYS' GLEE CLUB TWENTY ONE MEMBERS MAKE UP THE BOYS' GLEF CLUB THIS CLUB SINGS FOR ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS AS WELL AS ENT RING CON TEST COMPETITION AN EXCELLENT RATING WAS AWARDED TO THE GLEE CLUB LAST YEAR FOR THEIR PROGRAMS THE BOYS WEAR DARK SUITS AND LIGHT SHIRTS TH THE FOUR PARTS FIRST TENOR SECOND ENOR R BASS, AND SECOND BASS THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB PRODUCFS SEMI CLASSICAL MLSIG GIRLS' GLEE CLUB T E GIRLS' GLEE CIUB IS A SELECT D VOCAL GROUP coNSIST ING or TWENTY THREE NFMBERS THEY HAVE PREOLNTED MANY AS SEMBLY RRoGRAMS AND WERE A MAIN FEATURE or THE CHRISTMAS CANTATA EVERY YEAR THIS SROUP COMPETES IN CONTEST IORK CONTEST SEMI CLASSICAL MUSIC IS USED WITH THE THREE PARTS FIRST SOPRANO SECOND SOPRANO AND ALTO: THE MEMBERS HAVE CHOSEN ROBES OF MAROON WITH WHITE COL LARS FOR THEIR PUBLIC APPEARANCES D RE TH RL MISS MABEL KRUSE AND NISS ELSIE CUNNINGHAM ASSISTED HER AS PIANIST THRSUGH HARD voRK AND ABLE DIRECTION THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB HAS BECOME KNOWN AS AN OUTSTANDING VOCAL GROUP or SUTHERLAND GRADUATION ACTIVITIES THE GRADUATION ACTIVITIES OF THE SENIORS ALWAYS PLAYS AN IMPORTANT PART IN THE SCHOOL PROGRAM THIS YEAR THE BACCALAUREATE SERVICE wILL BE HELD AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH ON SUNDAY MAY I8, w H RE HOWE BRING THE MESSAGE DR. ROADMAN OF MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE WILL BE THE SPEAKER AT THE CDHHENGEMENT EXERCISES, MAY 22 CLASS DAY IS FRIDAY, MAY 23. PAGE 33 WI -- , T , FI ST H - E - LAST YEAR'S GLEE CLUB RECEIVED AN EXCELLENT RATING AT THE 9 9 ' U DID FINE WORK IN I CTING E GI S, I- , - IT Y v. ING 0 VOCATIONAL HOMEMAKING THE HOUEMAKING CLASSES, MADE UP OF THE FRESHMEN AND SOPH- OMORE GIRLS, HAVE ACCOMPLISHED A GREAT DEAL THIS YEAR. THEY HAVE A VARIETY OF AHBITIONSQ EACH GIRL HAS A HOME PROJECT. THESE PROJECTS TEACH THE GIRLS NOT ONLY HOW TO D0 VARIDUS THINGS BUT ALSO HOW T0 APPLY THE THINGS THEY HAVE LEARNED FROM THIS CLASS- LEARNING HOW T0 SEV, SELECT AND BUY FOODS, PLAN HOUSES, WRAP PARGELS DIFFERENT WAYS, TEST FISERS OF GOODS, GROOM, FDRH CLEAN HABITS, DRAN, AND SELECT CLOTHING AS T0 COLOR AND HARMONY WAS THE CHIEF WORK OF THE GROUP. A UNIT OF 'MAKE lT YoURSELF', NAHELY, 'THE RECONSTRUCTIUN OF CLOTHING' PRDVED T0 BE VERY INTER ESTING T0 THE CLASS VISUAL EDUCATION A TOTAL OF FOURTEEN EDUCATIONAL FILMS WERE SHOWN T0 S H S STUDENTS THIS YEAR THESE INCLUDED MANY ABOUT TRAVEL, SCIENCE HISTDRY, HDHEHAKING, SPORTS, AND TRAVELOGUES THIS FEATURE I8 A VERY IMPORTANT LINE or oUR SCHOOL CURRICULUM. S H S SPOTLIG T' THROUGH THE COURTESY OF THE 'CDURIER' THE 8CHO0L'S NEWS I8 PRINTED EACH WEEK THIS INCLUDES GRADE AND HIGH SCHOOL NEWS AS WELL AS A 'WE THREE' GDSSIP COLUMNS THE 'SPOTLIGHT' REPDRTERS HAVE BEEN A VERY EFFICIENT STAFF AND THE WEEKLY SCHOOL NEWS COVERAGE HAS BEEN APRREGIATED REPDRTERS VERNA MAE MATZ LUGILLE CHESLEY PHYLLIS LENHART DEAN SIMPSON BETTY JANE ENGELKE RUTH BRANSTETTER ARLENE MATz MARILYN FLINDERS EDITORIAL STAFF ED TOR IN CHIEF MYRNE INNES ELVIN THARR, AND MARGARET ANN CHESLEY MUSIC EDITOR EVELYN HOFFMAN SPONSOR. .... .. MISS TUNTLAND PAGE 34 ' 9 n I I 0 H 3 ' 3 - OCIIOIOOIOOOOUIOOCIOOIOI FEATURE EDITORS.....EDNA WOODAL, CATHERINE SWEENEY 00 0 0 osaoooouocooo Top ROW DONALD OLHAUSEN, ELMORE HAYES, HARRY HENDRICK Mass TUNTLAND, aorrou RON CLEoNE LINDER, UAXINE LYNN, DORIS WAGGONER, MYRNE INNES THE ANNUAL BOARD THE EFFORTS OF THE ANNUAL STAFF HAVE BEEN JOINED IN THE PRODUCTION or THE YEARLY NDUKEN THIS ANNUAL IS FINANCED BY ADVERTISING AND SALES. THE SENIORS HAVE ALWAYS UNDERTAKEN T0 CREATE THIS AS A LASTING REMEMBRANCE OF SCHOOL DAYS. COUBINING PICTURES AND MODERN- ISTIC DESIGNS THEY HAVE PRODUCED THIS ANNUAL YEARBOOK. MAXINE LYNN.. MYRNE INNES.... CLEONE LINUER... ELMORE HAYES ---- Donus WAGGDNER... HARRY HENDRICK... DoNALo 0LHAUSEN..- . ETHEL TUNTLAND... . ... .... ....EDITOR ..ASSOCIATE-EDITOR ...Acravnrv EDlToR ......SPoRTs EolToR ...ADVERTISING EDITOR ...BUSINESS MANAGER ..A8SISTANT MANAGER OOOQCOIIOOOSPONSOR PAGE 35 d I .uukm I I I I A A 3 ff. L LAW , Q9 I -9 o I I O ' . . JUNIOR CLASS PLAY AN EVENING OF AMUSEMENT WAS CREATED WHEN THE CURTAIN ROSE ON THE FIRST ACT OF NPARENTS AND PIGTAILSN TH PLAY WAS A Rl OT FROM THE BEGINNING TC THE END THE POORLY CONDUCTED ROBINSON FAMILY WITH DIALOGUE, MOODINESS, HILARITY AND SARCASM MANAGED TO PRODUCE PLENTY OF LAUGHTER THE AUTHOR, GEGRGE SAVAGE DISPLAYED HIS WIT IN SUCH A FASHION THAT ONE coULD HAVE APPLIED THE SITUATION TO REAL LIFE THE LIYELY ELAINE, oFF ON A SKIING HOLIDAY THE ENDLESS QUAR RELS OF THE YOUNGER GENERATION AND THE PLANNING OF VACATIONS BETWEEN THE MOTHER AND FATHER LDMPLETED THE PLOT OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION GOES T0 MISS BEACHLER THE DIREC TOR FoR A SPLENDID CHOICE OF PERFDRMERS AND A FINE PRoDUcTIoN DUDLEY ROBINSON HARLAN HUGHES MARGARET ROBINSON MARGARET ANN CHESLEY PAT CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN SANDRA EDITH JOHANNSEN ELAINE JUNE WIESE JOHN RICHARDS BILL GILLESPIE SAM DELKER HARRISON FISCH STELLA DUNN RDSE BRANSTETTER MRS CARSON ALICE DUNCAN MRS LEE BECKY ANN ENGELKE BETTE WALKER MARJORIE GINGER COKEY JOE ELVIN THARP SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE PLAY JUNE NAD IS A SPARKLING COMEDY OF MDDERN YOUTH WITH THE DELIGHTFUL, WHIMSICAL, AND PROFOUND ANALYSIS OF THE HEART OF A YOUNG GIRL PRESENTED IN THIS PLAY ARE PROBLEMS HUMOR, AND INSIGHT COMMON T0 ANY AMERICAN FAMILY THE STORY CONCERNS PENNY WOOD A D CHUCK HARRIS, THE eov NEXT DOOR THEY GO ABOUT THEIR FREQUENTLY DIFFIGULT BUT ALWAYS AMUSING BUSINESS OF GROWING INTERFERENCES OF AN UNCLE MERWYN AND HIS FRIEND FROM COLLEGE UPSET PENNY IN HER ATTACKS OF LOVE, BUT INCIDENTALLY, SHE IS BROUGHT SACK TO NORMAL BY CHUCK PAGE 36 . 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