Sutherland High School - Duke Yearbook (Sutherland, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1953 volume:

,g 'N LIBRIS 'o:4 ' S ,,..-f' ,-'1' -1'-,F r -1,9 df dx ff' Q3111' School 0 niy 6 lhen we first entered this school, little did we realize what our education would mean to us Now that we are prepared to venture out into the world, we can readily see that it has opened many new and varied doors to us For this, we, the senior class, wish to show our grateful appre ciatlon and admiration for our school Ilehwahnn In recognition of their help and generous understanding which we greatly needed during our years of schooling, we, the Class of 1953, wish to dedicate this annual to our parents XNXSTR W 1 a 5 1 3 J W Micklick Superintendent B A U of Dubuque M A Drake University Aldonn Seibert Mathematics B S U of Dubuque gl R W Robinson Principal S Upper Iowa U Iowa University James Gentry Music Robert Wallace Science S St Ambrose college John Iicfstrom ace Y Shop W 'orn npslde -5 ,, fl QV' Neva Camery Lois Calvin Uarola La S n Hone Economics Social Sclences U rr nel B A U of 'O 8 Q Q T N5 ' G. , . . . 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Q .C v - L : I . f 1 3 J 'W v-, x ' ,fx 1 I f ' Q. 3 . if . .154 fs i f Q WI' ARD BR CHuALD nDoes anvbody ke9n Pnow a good Jo 4 i PAUL GEUMPER nStr1 tl the athletic tyoel JN SCHSUY Just give me a blondeln Wia- 4xH 5g l v' Q' si DOh1A GILLESPIE nAnd can s e sing! T IYLA DeBO 545 Silence sr1e's olden, aqd bankrupt ,.,,'1 4 fr-0' L Ta 1 A gal wno's and mgs done 'il df vw f 4 1,' I , fyxfx tl wg fix if 1 7f AJ ANNAF BPLIE HAN'Y 'It will Soon ' be Mrs EDITH MARSHALL nShe lives her life for the fun that's in it MARILYN JENNER perfect example that all women aren't talk ative BETTY MARTIN 'W1m, Wigor, and vitality, that's me ' DONNA LITKA 'If smiles were rich ' CHARLOTTE MARTIN 'She's as lik- 1ookable.' 'UN 'Yul- Ji' -ll able as she is ' -f f ,KH money, she'd be ,ji-1 ii ,sa ul -an '79 I W' my . yy, N J' :HARON MCCORMACK 'My heart's not my own, but aon't care t' in good hands ' GARY ORTHMANN 'I just take my time and enjoy my self SHARON M TZ Wind her up and all she does is giggle WTLBUR PETERSEN nM1lkroute Blues ROBERT OLHAUSEN A quiet man but quite a man NORITA SHOLLY It's awfully simple to fall in love MARY LU SIMPSON 'Coo1, colorful Colorado, I adore you ORLANDO WEDE I can never hide y bovtsh blush ' ESTHFR TRIPLVTT 'Just an th'ng for a laugh! PAUL WITTROCK ust one romance after another ' CLASS OFFICERS President...........Bonnie Hakemen Vive-President......Charlotte Mnrt'n S9C!'Qtlrye Q e o u c e e e u egltr-192' TI'4U1Qtt Treaeurer...... ....Wor1tn Shelly CLASS MOTTO Not merely to exist, but to amount to something in life. CLASS COLORS Rose and Silver CLASS FLOWER Rose VALEPTFTORIAN SALUTATORIAN . -?.Y. Loi, ,,', 3i54,iQSf . I H. 4. ' . gi f f xw T fxaahhbw If . 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Senior Ptciiniiizs DICK BRECKWALD Football 123h: Basketball 123hg Baseball l23h' Boys 'S' club 2 My Jr. Class play: Track 3: School paper 3Hg Annual staff JAMES CHESLEY Basketball l23h Baseball 123 Class officer 2, Boys 'S' club 23M, Jr Class pla TWYLA DWBOOM Mixed chorus 123 G A A 1, Concert band 23h, Girls glee club 234, Pep club 123h, School paper 3h, Annual staff nu-ching band 231+ PAUL owrwn Football 123h Basketball l23h Baseball 2 Track 3 Class officer 2, Bovs 'Sn club 123 , Jr Class play, School paper 3 , Annual staff DONNA GILL SPIE Mixed chorus 123 , Girls glee club 12 M Pep club 123 G A A 1, Flap bearer 23 School paper Annual staff Homecoming attendant BONNIE FAKFMAN Concert band l23h Marching band 12 Pep band 123h Clarinet quartette 12, Mixed chorus 123 Girls glee club 123 Pep club l23L, officer G A A 1, School paper 13 Editor M, Clarinet trio 23h, Clarinet solo 23M Accompanist 123 , Jr Class play, Class officer 3 , Annual staff ANNA BELLE HAVDY Girls lee club , Pep club 3 School paper Annual staff MARILYN JENNER Mixed chorus 123 , Cirls glee club l23h Cirls sextette 12, Vocal solo 12, G A A 1 Concert band 2 Varching band 123h Pep club 123, officer Pep band 3 Clarinet 2, Homecoming Queen, Cirls trio , Annual staff DONNA LITKA Mixed chorus l23h, Clrls glee club 123h, Pep club 123 G A l, Flag bearer 3h Class officer 3 Jr Class plar, Sc ool paper 3 , Annual staff Homeconinp a tendent ETITU VARSPALL club 1234 F U P A 1 Twirler 1 Mixed oras 3 Firls lee club 3 Girls sextette 3 Flrls trio School paper 34, Annual staff , Che rleader PW? IJPTII Pep club 123 C 1 Mixed che us 23 Firls glee club 23H, School paper 3a, Annual staff s L+: ' ' - Y? . I My . . . ' ' M z 2 : lu LL' ' M- ia' t : lu . . . - . lu s lp: z A , I+: s ' I J LL: ' LL: . . . - : . . I I LL' - ' M' le- E M' LL: .. I+: LL' 1 A I 1 - - . . . 5 M Bhsh A quartette,33 Jr. Class play, School,paper by Girls NSN club . -A A V . , M. A M. . , . I IM: . ' : 5 . 5' h L' , - My , . , t . Pep 2 'z '.A.A. 1: t...'. 3 2,h3 ' ch ' M: 1 5 A lu s v la: A , ' V lv - S M- JL ff f-- 5 hs 1-A-in 5 . A r' Lu 1 . dx. . - J M' CHARLOTTE MARTIN Concert band l23L March1ng band l23h Pep band lL, Clarinet trio 123A Clarinet solo 12, Mixed chorus 123L Pep club 123, officer L G A A 1 Girls 'S' club 2, Class officer 14, Swing band 2 Clarinet quartette 2, Jr Class play, Cheerleader School paper 3b Editor of Annual L Asst Editor 3 Homecoming attendant SHARON MCCORMACK Mixed chorus 123A Girls glee club 123A G A A l P p c ub l23h, Girls sextette L Annual staff L SHARON METZ Twirler 1, Mixed chorus l23b, Girls glee club l23b G A A 1 Drum majorette 23L Pep club 23A School paper ZA, J Class play, Cheerleader b, Annual staff L BOB OLHAUSEN Jr Class play, Pep club 123L, Annual staff L GARY ORTHMANN Pep club l23L, Annual staff L WILBUR PETERSEN ouartette 2, Boys 'S' club L Vocal solo 2, Class officer 2 School paper L, Annual staff L NORITA SHOLLY Mixed chorus 123L Girls glee club l23L, G A A l Class officer, lb, Pep club 3b, Jr Class play, Annual staff L MARY LU SIMPSON Concert band 123, Marching band 123 G A A 1 Pep club 23h Girls glee club 3b F H A 1, Annual staff L ESTHER TRIPLETT Concert band l23h, Marchlng band 123L, Clarinet quartette 13 Mixed chorus 123h, Girls glee club 123A Pep club l23L, G A A 1, Clarinet solo 2, School paper 3A, Class officer Bb F H A 1 Annual staff L, Homecoming attendant ORLANDO WEDE Football 12h Basketball , Track BL, Class officer 1, Pep club l2L, Annual staff L PAUL WITTROCK Football l23h, Basketball 2 Jr Class play, Baseball 23h Annual staff L, School paper A S ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 l I l 3 . . 5 ' - ' 23: Q 1 ' 5 3 3 . . . 5 e 1 . 3 . ' ' 3 . . . 3 3 ' r. Football 2Lg Basketball 2Lg Baseball 2, Mixed chorus 25 Boys , ' S ' 3 3 . ' . . . 3 1 Q I D l S S 3 . . . ' . c ' Q S ' 3 ' . . . . . ' S I O I 5 S 12. . . ' 3 - ' 5 illnapers S-54 T31 Bonnie Donna L Sharon Gary Char Di ck Shl!'ll'l Tvyle Esther Annah W Gus Donna G Edie 9 Ihplnmas Lonnie -H Betty Bob Mary Lu .um 1 3 E 1 Absentee! Paul w'bb lex-its Kari lyn C 5 1 f 4 ' 9 , Q ,. V , fif V, 1 1- q QI-4 fi - '- C V7 'WGS' env? . 1 A: if 5' Q 'f 7 f . ,Q Q , X Q A '4 I ' I 91 K Xa . 1 ,mn a an QL l E'-,ii n - 5 n m v R , 4? I A 2' I! . In few- . .,-:Ki 1 .. fx 1-X fx tv ss A N X- xf 332' J dflunwr Qflass mn 'ffm F rst Ro! B Miller, K Kolln, A Phillips, R Otten, S E Guthridge Second Row Miss Galvin, E Jebsen, D Case, K Heckert, Woolston, D Struefert, E Otte, S Deiterman, B Warren, Miss Camery Third Row J Tharpe, D Burpeson, R Sohn, K Petersen Jones, D Moding, R Hill, R Lange, R Swenson 5lun1u1' Aci1u1i125 The annual mapaz1ne sale, sponsered bv the Junior class, for the purpose of raising money for the Junior Senior ban ouet, was launched on October 2l 1952 The Juniors proved themselves to be good salesp sons Bv the close of the drive, they had sold 210 subscri tions, collected 9792 3 and netted the Junior class S295 3 Dianne Ye z was the high salesperson with S171 CO Prizes w re rece'ved by Dianne Metz, Nancy Creen, Silvia Deiterman, Alice Phillips and Lorraine Lohff, the five selling the dost sub criptions Certificates of achievement were also earned bv Donald Case, Carolyn Youde, and Shirley DeBoom, who each sold over S30 OO in subscriptions Richard Hill was business manager and Carolyn Youde and Shirley DeBoom were team captains The Junior Senior Banquet, also sponsored bf tke Junior class v s held on Way 9th 1953 in the hlyh chool pvm The theme was WUnder Sea Rhapsodv. of ' '--W . 5 P Q ,. FI f pa 1 . ' 7 .C 'E la. - ' if 1 L .f 0 J r' A I - , ' ' , u f ' . 7', l E M '. A 4 ' .. ' u o e Q n Dokoom, L. Lohff, N. Green, D. Metz, G. Jennings, . . -. . . . R. . . . . . - . . , . . , J. of of or Ao . ' I ' er . , U N .L . . .1 E vf J ' . , . . e l .. 1 ' . ' - , . v . .1 ,S 0 2 , . . 'v ca .- ., V , . . . S - , n Junior Qlass 'Ib-4 331219 Q , 'lin ff -3 ! 'Q HOLD EVERYTFIN On December 3rd, at 8 O p m the junior class of SHS under the direction of Mr Micklick, presented a three act comedy, FOLD EVERYTHING The play took place in the living room of Caroline Caruthers' tourist home on Honeymoon Trail, within a period of twenty four hours Connie Morgan and her friend 'Pee Williams left home because Conn1e's father wanted her to meet a business associate's son, Courtney Barret, Jr After Connie and 'Bee arrive at the tourist home, Connie has a guilty feeling and calls home only to find that her father is not at home and that his bank has been robbed Little does Connie know that the crooks are at the tourist home and so is her father Connie falls in love with a person she knows only as 'Humpty Dumptyu and he knows her as 'Alice in Wonderland W Alice finally tells Humpty Dumptyn all her troubles and they find, with her fathers help, that 'Humpty Dumpty' is Courtney Barret, Jr The robbers are caught by a detective that has been trailing them THE 'AST WAS AS FOLLOWS CAROLINE CARUTFEQS NIOPE CHRISTOPHER VORCAW CONNIE MORCAN BEF WILLIAMS COURTNEY BARRET, JR LOTTI WANDA TAISV STEVE ANDV TIM MACAULEY THE MILKMAN PIPES GIFFS CIFPS hotel proprietress! Lorraine Lohff colored servant! Sylvia Deiterman banker! Charles Miller fa banker's daughter! Carolyn Youde fConn1e's friend! Shirley DeBoom CConnie's pet aversion! Richard Purpeson Cher dauphter! fuer daughter! Cher dnu hter! Qcrook! fcrook! Ka detective! fa masculine voice! Alice Phillips Bonnie Miller Gayle Jennings Ronald Woolston Kenneth Petersen Jerry Jones Kenneth Heckert 4, KILL VI , A GN . : O . . AN AA YN: - 0 , N ll . A 1 . - L. --Ka ---- - 1 --------------- fa ----- A - .. .. .. f .--Ca ---------- ---- ' 1 MRS. JULIA GIPPS---:fan ambitious mother! ------- Euena Jebson 0 HQ QRES ,gf j f l I , 14 i wiht W1 rf' 4. v.' ...M W, y 5 . ..w . ' x . ,NK . ' 0 a -Li. ma 1' EL! 4 K 5 4 J: Q xg ,-ax xv' E TAX QX1- Q K ' 'V .1 -f . ' ff' . V-k .P . , 11 'T 1 , P. 1 my A r ' x K 1 , , . 3 , f i , wif' Y IQ' ni' V s it 4 fr I 'H xvafffgy, '-n Q 7 :gr wb- 4' l f I' J in 9 ' 1' l. 14 J 1 'N ,. Q 1 .1 , Oi Sophomore.-3 fNfN ' 5506 'JR First Row Roberta M , Helen I , Janet J , Darlene R Second Row Mr Seibert, Art Dvayne W , Jerry L , Bill Third Row Joe S , John G , Rod B , Duane L Jim 0 , i L , Marge M , Sandra S , Nancy Ella R , Alta H , Janice L H , Ken W , Jerry C , Larry D B Russel S Wendell A , Dlane A , Don Gordon S ifreshmen e no fm e, MV S El anor O Bonnie K Karen First Row Myrna M , Elaine e , , L , Beverly P , Margie O , Beverly S Second Row Mary S Milowe J Loren Z Coach Wickstrom Dwain S Jack C Marlene F Donna W Third Row Fred S Ronald P , Jim M Gary J Roger H , Allyn D , George R I V ' X f-5 Q .?J , .Q 1 Q Px ' 7 'x - , . l QV: 1 2 fl 4' ' , - A . l V' '5 ' ' . .t 2 I Lfq . - ' ' ,T v . I a ' U R . in , ., .i , A I - I I '.,' .wwe 1'I - 'ip 1' .Q uf ' ' a e e e o o 0 , . 0 Q e ' e e o e 1, vo e Q, n ' o e e e De' n le e e . R ' 'N 2.6, if J Ll ' , , 1-. 'C gi ,r 'Q' , Mom, ' .g x ' I , lf . ' J , Q Q nas 525 9.41 tj, 2 I 5 A .W ' Fl 5 ' A X 5 as: , A A., F151 ' ' H -vf2vi,l 'i'XQ,.. 5,f' . , wa. a , , ' , , 1 I -ang qv ff g S, . I 4' 1 m ' 5 f 1 ' 'vi 'I - e Q, e 0 n a I u e - C' O, I, I, C, I, . ' 0, e e, e, e u e i dlunwl' iilgh N FN r-N as 1,5 f5 fl IN: I Rour'h Wow G Lange, D Gilbert, T Sweeney T Rahbusch B Prew, R Micklick, J Ahrens, N H111, R Miller, D Rowse, Third Row Mr Larson, J Otfen, M Munson, M Struefert, Johanson, M Bandholz, J Jordan, B Jebsen, Jennings, K Kummerfeldt, Miss Brouilette, Geuther, J Kopp, R Sholly M Jordan, L Link, C Plopper B Kruger, J Schoening, First Row R Meyer, D Prookfield, D Aunson, L Kramer, Hudson, J Jennings, B Rhode, ifnaskeihall A,6 NaN R Meyer, D Brookfield D Vunson, J Jennings, T Gillespie, Coach Larson, D Gilbert, T Rahbusch, J Ahrens, B Micklick, B Prev, T Sweeney, Mgr , Cheerleaders J Schoening, M Munson, J Kopp, B Jebsen, -0 . 7 - J- ' xl , Y 'L' f .- I . U R - . , ' . 1 ' . : . 3 . ' Q ' 0 1 ' 4 . ' A Q ' H. ' .. ' . ' . ' J. Second Row-J. Mucklerg. D. Warren, D. Lohffg N. Warren, M. , ' . . ' . 3 . ' . ' . .5 . ' . ' - . ' . ' . F ' . ' R. H -R 11 fn p .' :' - W ' ' QL Y . . ' . 5 . A. ' . - ' . ' ME I'-A x 1 , .-N 'K Ni., , 4.3 -A 1, iw ,P ,-A Y f '9 A Q 1 Q ig 14' . , V 7 , K' I Q . I ,T , ' , , r - ,gn . .v uv anti . 24 'Q 'N ,1 .T x -l i 4' . 1' ., , A . Y a f, D , 0, ' ' ,Q ,..v I '!1 . U g 'K I' gs, ., U1 -. . fuk' . ,Si 'Yf f,1. Q A2 -liga- .- ln' Al'-q..'x 9. Zlfnnihall Fir t Row Fred S Duane A Russel S , Jack C Jim O , George R Second Row Jerry C , Larry D , Yen H , Ron W , Webb P , Jerry J Paul G , Dwain S , Don M Third Row Roger H , m C , Paul J Lonnie N , Rich H , Dick B , Jerry L , Coach Wickstrom Fourth Row Duane L , Joe S Ron S , Ngr , Dick B , John G , Vgr , Rod B , Don M J ext Dwayne W RON iifnaskeihall 'vw A QD -vm-w H YL '1 Coach ickstrom, Ron , uebb P , Larry D , Dwain S , Jerry J , Paul G , Jim C , Ken W , Dick B , Duane A , Dick B , Jim O LETTERWI NNERS n .A 39' J P Wlggrogk J Jones D Burgeson H 11 Heckert L Drefke R Wgglgton Ab t Football S liiieit I-Chau! D Brechwald J SQL' -'mf J Chegley P G8UlSl'l8I' O Wede LHB RHE D Moding J Sweeney W Petersen J Litka Basketball Brechwald P Geuther J Chesley Q., W Petersen NLA D Buraeson R Woolston A L Drefke J Jones J Olhausen e 5 fl A E D 7 K'4,z 1 F ii , ,,M, A: . '1 , 7 W its ' O - , , R. 1 K.l , . LE Ur LG c as wr RE 9 .LQQ . ' QB M Cf f' P 1 -f5.f1'- P' P ' ' FB ' fx -A 1' F9 5- y 4 Y - 0 :J 1- Y D. H. exw 3 . 0 my Q lx .N if . f . 1-. i 6 K f .'., FGQJHALL 3 pp .fe-245363.31 ll ,. IL Vllllfz A 1llY First Row Fred S , Roger H , Jim O , Jack C , George R , Rod B Second Row Coach Wickstrom, Joe S , Jerry C , Dwain S , Russel S , Duane A Third Row Duane L , Ron S , Mgr , Jerry L , John G ' Mgr ' Don W Absent Ron P BASQ5l3ALL mf! ,J '4 L First Row Fred S , Jim O , Don D , Ken W , Rod B., George R. Second Row Duane A., Dwain S., Ken H., Coach hickstrom, Jerry C., Milowe J. C ' 5 5 1 D ,wdn . r y .,r 'fflw J, 'R ' 'Q K V 15' : 1 - t V, E 'nl 4 U'gr 'ii' 4 5 il F ' , xl u ' - a,n:'Qm Q . 5' L4 . , '4 .. I 9 , Q 'A-x Q in 4: g A f THE 1952 FOOTBALL SEASON On August 25 27 nopaful candidates reoorted to John Wickstrom for stiff work outs The Tigers opened tue season September 12 5 Kingsley The Tigers returned victorious, after defeating Kingsley 19 O All through this game the fine spirit and teamwork of the team was prominent One week later the high spirited Tiger team met toe now erful Aurelia eleven on the Tiger gridiron for their first conference game After 8 action packed minutes of hard rough football, the two teams walked off the field with a 13 13 dead lock Many good points and many bad ones were brought out by this display of football Sutherland led by a score of 13 6 at the half time, but the kurelia power showed in tae second half by scoring once and holding the Tigers scoreless A crippled Tiger team took the field against the Bulldogs of Primghar the next week Working with the handicap of eight men of the first eleven still nursing injuries from the week before, the Tigers made a very poor showing The Tigers were only able to score once while Primgnar scored three times to beat the Tigers 19 6 team put on one of the best performances of tae season They neld the powerful unbeaten Hartley squad to three toucndowns while the Tigers made one Sutherland led early in the game by scoring in the first quarter Hartley then came back to even the count and go out in front by one point, they led at the half, 7 6 The final score was Hartley 21, Sutherland 6 The following week the Tigers journeyed to Sanborn to meet a powerful Bulldog team The Tigers scored first on a line plunge Sanborn roared back after the kick off to make the score 7 6 For the rest of the game it was a terrific defensive battle On the last play of the game a Sanborn back connected with a desperation pass and the Bulldogs won 12 7 On October 17, the Milford Pioneers came to Sutherland for the Homecoming game This game was a very well played game with Sutherland overpowering Milford by a 13 to O score This victory made the Homecoming a success After the victory over Milford, the Tigers were in high spirits The met the Alta Cyclones on the home field and beat them 21 in a very exciting game One of the exciting parts of the game was a sensational interception of a pass run back 96 yards for a Sutherland touchdown On the 31 of October, the Tigers invaded the Panther lair at Paullina The Panthers beat the Tigers by a score of 29 7 This was a very poor night for the Tigers after the first quarter In the first quarter Sutherland led by a 7 O score The last 3 quarters the team seemed to let down. An over confident Sutherland team took the field November 6 against a determined Sioux Rapids eleven. Sioux Rapids took the lead in the first quarter on a 95 yard run. The Tigers came back and led 7-6. Sioux Rapids scored twice more in the contest, one with only 20 seconds remaining in the game while holding the Tigers to one touchdown. 1 V E . M , One week later on the Hartley gridiron, the Sutherland SIOUX VALLEY CONFERENCE STANDINGS-FOOTEALL Qteaml fwonj Klostj ftiedl Hartley 7 O O Aurelia Paullina Primghar Sutherland Sanborn Alta Milford S l 1 2 O 3 O 3 2 3 1 6 O O 7 O Paul Geuther-All conference fullback Honorable Mention- End-Ron.woolston, Paul wittrock Guard-Jim Chesley Back-Lonnie Weds, Dick Brechwald 1952 53 BASKETBALL sEAsoN November Sut December 2 January February herland Everly Marathon Milford Aurelia Calumet Moneta Primghar Sioux Rapids Primghar Sanborn Gaza Paullina Hartley Alta Linn Grove Archer Larrabee Won ll Lost S SIOUX VALLEY CONFERENCE STANDINGS BASKETBALL w F i KV' A, Qteaml K Paullina Sanborn Aurelia Alta st O D I-' NNHO Sutherland Hartley Primghar Milford -am-P' MHS ww: cum o vxzm o w H H n-m 2 'm'3?fE.Ta'3' m U 0 H 00 235 EHS. m S o :E-'Q og!!-gn' otno G :vm 'mm n W uno Dr-m 'uP com o'o 5 5'10 nopnowv OHS! 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Thanksgiving Vacation Basketball game, Basketball game, Football Banquet Grade operetta Basketball game, Basketball game, Basketball game, Christmas Vacation Started Christmas Vacation Ended Sioux Rapids lthere! Primghar Ithere! Sanborn lthere! Gaza lhere! Paullina lhere! Marathon lhere Milford Kthere Aurelia Khere! Calumet Khere! Primghar Chere! Basketball game, Basketball game, Basketball game, Basketball game, Basketball game, Hartley Cthere! Alta Khere! Senior pictures at Storm Lake Basketball game, Linn Grove lthere! Basketball game, Archer Kthere! Sectional Tourney Grade Operetta Music Solos and ensembles Qwest Iowa! Good Friday Easter Career Day at Paull1na Senior Class Play State Music Contest Ksolos and ensembles! Concert Band and Vocal Sect1onal Baseball Sk ip Day Muszc Contest Klarge groups! Sectional Baseball Speech Program Kindergarten Round up Jr Sr Banquet Seniors out Baccalaureate Grade Commencement H S Commencement School Out! Basketball game, Basketball game, G3 25 l 12 19 26 l 3 ii' 17 Y 2h 31 7 21 2 5 8 lC 12 16 23 20 5 2 6 9 13 16 20-2h County Tourney 30 6 9 10 13 16-21 25 27 3 5 8 . 15 2h-25 29 30 ' 1 2 . L 6 7 - 9 . . 15 17 20 21 . . 22 Annual Staff I 7 uf. difor Assistant Editor Business Manager Class Editor Alumni Art Editor Literary Editor Social Editor Sports Fdjtor Vearbook Sales Editor Titka Gill sole Marsdall Martin Donna Donna Edith Betty Paul Geuther Marilyn Jenner Dick Breohwald S1aron Metz Asst Asst Asst Asst Asst Asst Asst Asst Charlot+e art n Euena Jebs n Twyla EeBoom Annan Handy Mary Lu Simpson Nor'fa Sholly Lonnie Vece Sharon McCormack Wilbur Peterson Jim Fmesley Advertising Sales Typists Estmer Triplett Ronnie iakeman Garv Orthmann newspaper Staff f - Stiff- f P rv T 4 :JW r F 'hiv' Editor onnne hakeman Co Fditor Alice P1'll'ps Senior Reporter Webb Peterson, Junior Peoorter Syl is Deit erman, Sophomore Reporter Gordon Se elke, Freedman Reporter Bonnie Kleine, Eigtm Grade Reporter Judv Jennfncs, Seventh Grade Reporter Diane Lowff, Grade Sr ool Distr'butor Donna Gillespie, Sports Gus Gentter, Gnmck 'ller, ocal Music Donna Litka, Instr1mental Music Msrilvn Jenner, features Estder mr'plett, Sharon Metz, Twyla Te Boon, Pick Rrec wald Peverly Warren, Artists Don Mod ng k R4cn ill, mypists Edith Marshall, Paml V4ttrock, D' P Rrecdwald, Charlotte Martin, Bonnie Takeman ll- 'fl ' '- AJ'.!3 4' I 1 . ,W Qgu , i-N ',Y L-, - ' Aw, - ':2v 1' -1. -f 4 r E K o I , 'A .sg 2 1 S E . ...................................... . 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HO ECO At 6 15 hursday evenin , the baserall field suddenly became alive wd h activity as the twenty seven nfighting igers' dumped the Pilford 'Pioneer in the blazing bonfire as they portrayed the traditions urder scene The pep band was on hand with 1usic to set the food Insnirina pep talks were given by Mr Robinson, t e hign school prin cipal, Mr Gentry, he music director, Janet Jensen, a hign school student, and Dwayne Wohlert, a member of the football squad The cheerleaders led severd. yells amd the evening w Q concluded as every one sang he school song, nFight on for Sutherland N Friday orning found the students rushing around put+ing the last minute touches to their floats and decorations At 9 3O the Homecom ing fes+iv'tieshegan once nore as 'he pep rally was opened with a first speaker, Father Cullen Then we heard fron two of our alumni, Clayton Hill, who told us a ew of his own experiences on the Tiger football squad, and John Powell, who spoke of Suthe land's football history After another zarcd from tke band, we neard from Coacn John Wickstrom and Jerry Jones Ever one predicted vit Off for L39 miS5tY 'Tigers The pep meeting was CODCl1d6d as the cheerleaders led the yells and the band played our school gong At approximately 3 15, the parade began at the schoolhouse consisted of the marching band in full uniform, the football squad and cheerleaders, the queen and her attendants, the eight floats Csenior, junior, spphomore, freshman, junior high, news staff, pep club, com mercial clubl, and the grade students, marching in their costumes or riding their ponies and decorated bicy les At 7 30 the floats were again paraded, this time around the foot ball field Mr Micklick announced the ratings over the public d dress stem The senior float, nWe'll Shine Tonightn, placed first, the sop omore float, Iron Em Out , was second, the Tiger Times' cov ered wagon, and the junior float, nWe'll Cook Their Goose 'ETed for third, and the freshman float, nshining to Xictory , placed fourth The band again entered the Homecoming activities as they paraded the queen, Marilyn Jenner, and her attendants around the football field and formed an honor guard as the king, Jim Chesley, joined her and they ascended to the throne where they were presented by the high school principal, Mr Robinson, to Mr Flinders, the president the school board Mr Flinders crowned them Queen Marilyn and King Jim, king and queen of Homecoming Her attendants were Charlotte Martin, Esther Triplett, Donna Litka, and Donna Gillespie The crown bearers were Loretta Jalas and Roger Gellhaus Eight o'c1ock saw the kickoff of the Sutherland nT1gers vs the Lilford nPioneersn football game Although both teams failed to score during the first half, the Tigers came back in the second half to score twice, making the final tally 13 O The victorious nTigers set a lively spirit for the Homecoming dance The beautifully decorated gymnasium also added to the atmos phere On the east wall was found a huge orange and black HOMECOUING sign Below it were arranged football shoes bearing the name of each player. On one side was found megaphones representing the cheerlead ers and on the other side, crowns of the royal family. Orange and black streamers formed a top. During the evening the royal family was again presented. King Jim presented Queen Marilyn with a dozen roses, after which the dancing was resumed. As Tommy Thomas and his orchestra played their theme song, everyone agreed that the l9S2 Homecoming was a success in every way. S . H . S . . L2 ZGING , rn ,- . 0 A - ,J u . . t ' - 1 T ' , , I V H 5 K 1 m . L r. . . 2 . . h . I - . e L v 0 U 4 A .,. . u A . QM - Z. . J- . t A . -: .- lively march. Mr. Robinson welcomed the alumni and introduced our . o .. L . , , p A ' . r , . 4 I x L V . I . . y ,t 1 A1 . 0 ll . h V I 1 H A . .- . 2 . It , C . : - Q Q a - S , N . Z II ' ll , - v Il Q . . of I 0 I I O N . 1 . N ' e Il , - e ,Z A , g . 'i5.ing'CQueen KARILYN JENNER JAMES CHESLEY Aiienhanis ifsihm' Donna r Donna Qharloiie .of F.. o . LORETTA JALAS ROGER GWLIHACS CLAHINETS TROHPONES J Schgonjn D Litka mania J-fiffi: ,ffl Fourth Row Third Row Second Row First Row f-'ff---' ' Bbelrx Mr Gentry, B Warren, Hallbauer, Drefke S Metz, N Warren, Johannsen Jennings, Kummerfeld, Sweeney, J Jennings, Gilbert, Guthridge, Hudson, Jensen, Woolston, Jones, Munson, Bandholz, Jebson, D Metz, Lohff, Eurgeson, R Woolston, Marshall Triplett, Jenner, De Boom, Lenhart, Jordan, Kolln, Youde, Sauter, J Jordan, Deiternan, Orthmann, B Warren, Schoen1ng, Green, Geuther Martin, Hakeman, Phillips, Olson, M Martin, Segelke Absentees T DeBoom, Wohlert HIGHLIGHTS OP THF 1952 1953 V RCHING BAND CONTFST North Iowa Band Festival Galva, Iowa State Marching Band Contest, Sac City, Iowa State Championship lDivision I rating! for the third consecutive year All home Football games Orange City Tulip Festival Memorial Day Dakota Day Vermillion, S D KUn1versity of South Dakota Homecomingl r I Hakeman Phillips Triplett Jenner Jordan Lenhart Jernings Sweenev Kummerfeld CORNTTS K Joolston J Jensen R Hudson E Cuthridge BASSES A Ha'1bauer L Drefke MARCHING BAND ROSTER Marshall Woolsfon Burgeson Lohff Metz DeBoom Bandholz DRUMS N Warren N Cooper D Wohlert H Johannsen E Steinbeck SAXFS G Sebelke I Green M Martin M Geuther B Warren S Deiferman V Orfnmann PAPTTONES J Jones FREN F HORNS S Sauter C Youde J Jordan TWIRLVRS Yolln Marshall Lohff Kruger Kopp FLAG BEARLRS D Gillespie COLOR GUARDS R Tombollo I P 6 I - , - A W c. 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Woolston, E fte, D Arhens, R Steinbeck Second Row Mr Gentry, D Burceson, D Wohlert, Lo Drefke, oolston J Jones, A Halbaurer, M Jungjohan D au 6.71145 C5122 Qfluh Fourth Row Third Row Second Row First Row N Sholly R Otten, B iller, S McCormack, Tartin, I Simpson, E Jekscn, M Jenner, G Jenrxngs, B Warren, M Sweeney D Wolhert B Schusder A Handy, E Steinbeck 5 D16t0P18H, W Marshall, T De Boom, Pahbusch, P Klel e M Orthnann, Centry J Yolln, D Lit a, Triplett Q Peters Olson, E Futlridne Lange S DeEoom, A Frerk artin, B Hakeman, Marshall J Jensen, C Martin, M Ile , en, Me z, , M Munson, Cillespie, Handy, Lange, , S Sauter, K Lenhart, Lohff, Rohde, A Phillips, W Freen Znlxeh Qhorus Fohrth Row J Gilbert, W Amendt, D Burgeson, D Wohlert, L Drefke, R Woolston, J Jones, E Otte, K Woolston, R Steinbeck, A Hallbauer, D Ahrenu, Third Row V Kolln, B Warren, F Sauter, G Segelke, E Marshall, B Martin, T DeBoom, M Jungjohan, D Dau, G Jennings, C Martin, N Sholly, Guthridge Second Row D Litka, S Me z, D Gillespie, E Triplett, S Deiterman, S McCormack, D Metz, M Jenner, E Jebson, B Kleine, E Olson, M Orthmann, Sweeney, Mr Gentry First Row S DeBoom, M Frerk, S Sauter, L Lohff, Martin, B Hakeman, K Lenhart, D Rhod Marshall, J Jensen, A Phillips N Green Munson Cheerleahers M Munson N Green L marshall S Metz SAXOP ONE QUA1 h Orthmann Segelke arren N Green TQOHDOIU 0 QTPT CLARINET TRIO H uoolston N Nershall artin A Phillips R Burgeson L Lohff B Hakeman B OLASTET MIXFD QUARTET 34- 'tv 'Y J Gilbert J Jones Sau cz R Woolston K Woolston D Wohlert Phillips R Buryeson GIRLS TRIO GIWYQ QFXTQ ff fa --f'5f'9m Nl Y V1 Ji E Jebsen E larshall J Jensen N Green 5 DeLonm M Jenner S IPCO mack S Deiterman V Kolln E ' fTET . - 4 - s L G. 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Ihll. ,gaiil ll' ax I Qfgvll u III U 1 6'1 45 1951 MARILYN A'-IRENS Sutherland, Iowa CLEO CHESLEY Telephone operator Suthe land, Iowa JIM HULSER 700 N Strand Oceanside, California MARILYN JENSEN Mrs Eddie Chesley Sioux City, Iowa MARILYN McCORMACK Chicago, Illinois CLAIR MODING Farming Sutherland Iowa RICHARD MORRIS Farming Sutherland, Iowa PVT ROBERT MORRIS U S Army LONNA NELSON Mrs Keith Jennings Sutherland, Iowa PATRICIA ORTHMANN Working at the bank Sutherland, Iowa BERNARD PETFRSEN Vorking at H1ll's Dairy Sutherland, Iowa VIRGINIA SALZKORN 306 29th sc Sioux City, Iowa DALE SCHIMMER 700 N Strand Oceanside, California GALEN TJOSSEM Farming Sutherland, Iowa 1952 BERTHA BEEBMAN 56uo Leaven Worth Road Omaha, Nebraska PRYLLIS GREEN Mrs Richard Ogersby Spirit Lake, Iowa JAMES CARNAHAN University of South Dakota Verrilllon, South Dakota IRENE GIT'RILCE Sutherland, Iowa ARLFNE GIESE Mrs Tom Triplett CAROLYN HILI 1222 W Saginaw Va Fresno California SALLY JENSEN 306 29tr at Sioux City, Iowa CEONF KOLIN Working at the Creamery Sutherland, Iowa KAREN JORIAN Mrs Harlan Fillagas Pierson, Iowa Engineering School Kansas City, Missouri DONALD LANGE horking in Spencer, Iowa DOROTHY LANGE working at Hoeppner' Sutherland, Iowa MELVA MERHROFF Mrs Bernard Elpbury Sutherland, Iowa SHIRLEY NEGUS School secretary Sutherland, Iowa DUANE SHOLLY Farming Sutherland, Iowa PET CLFTUS E SHOLLY L S Army RICHARD SHRIVER Farming Sutherland, Iowa RICHARD SUMP 700 N Strand Oceanside, California THOMAS VILLY Vorking at Hakes' Sutherland, Iowa WESLEY YATES 700 N Strand Oceanside, California CHARLES YOUDF Los Angeles City College Los Angeles, California I 'W ' fl 4- I ' To qiigdar . 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Qflass 117111 Ladies and Gentlemen I have the pleasure to appear before you for the purpose of pre senting the will of the Senior Class of 1953 of Sutherl nd High School When the time came to prepare a class will, we found that our class had only some items of a highly entimental value to be willed The following was adopted as our last will and testament KNOW ALL M N BY THESE PRESENTS, and to all whom these presents may concern be it known that we, the Senior Class of USB' of Sutherland High School in the city of Sutherland and the state of Iowa, belng of sound mind and realizing that this is the last meeting of our class do make and declare this our last will and testament ITEM I We will and bequeath to the faculty our sense of humor Ne hope they will realize that a laugh a day keeps the blues away We will and DOQUOBUB to the juniors our good I-e1g1-,ions with the teachers We found that they are human and really aren't so bad We will and bequeath to the sophomores our good grades Report cards are still important, you know We will and bequeath to the freshmen our size Eat your Wheatiesl ITEM II I, Dick Brechwald, do will and bequeath my card playing ability to you, Arthur Hallbauer May you be as lucky as I have, Art ITEM III I Jim Chesley, do will and bequeath my ability to entertain my classmates to you, Evan Otte Do you think you can handle it, Evan' ITEM IV you, Ronnie Swenson Don't try to conquer the whole world, Killer ITEM V I, Paul Geuther, do will and bequeath my ability to be on the all conference football team to you, George Regennitter Good luck ITEM VI I, Donna Gillespie, do will and bequeath my sophisticated manners to you, Dianne Metz You'd be surprised at the results, Dianne ITEM VII I, Bonnie Hakeman, do will and bequeath my ability to be the editor of the Ti er Times to you Alice Phillips Lay you never have the dif ficulties Ehat I Had , ITEM VIII I, Annah Belle Handy, do will and bequeath my job at Scott' Store in Spencer to you, Nancy Marshall Now you won't have to go so far to go skating at the Trianon ITEM IX I, Marilyn Jenner, do will and bequeath my ability to be as nquiet as a mousen to you, Nancy Green It does have its advantages, Nancy ITEM X I, Donna Litka, do will and bequeath my seat in the assembly to you, Gary Jennings You can get away with more toward the back of M I I I, Twyla DeBoom, do will and bequeath my nmusclesn and height to H N ITEM XI' I, Edith Marshall, do will and bequeath my ability to drive fast to you, Janet Jensen Just remember that the car doesn't have wings ITEM XII I, Betty Martin, do will and bequeath my 'little black book' to you, Shirley DeBoom Don't chuckle too hard, Lee ITEM XIII I, Charlotte Martin, do will and bequeath my old 'klunker' to you, Fen Petersen It may not be the fastest car on the road, but it runs ITEM XIV I, Sharon McCormack, do will and bequeath my ability to get engaged before graduation to you, Sylvia Deiterman Good hunting, S lvia ITEN XV I, Sharon hetz, do will and bequeath my ability to giggle to you, Bob Lange It works in almost any situation ITEM XVI I, Bob Olhausen, do will and bequeath my curly hair to you, Dwayne Wohlert If it won't come natural like mine, why not try a Toni? ITEM XVII I, Gary Orthmann, do will and bequeatn my ability to keep my hair neat to you, Dallas and Derald Struefert You'd be surprised at the difference it makes, boys ITEM XVIII I, Webb Petersen, do will and bequeath my abilit to be the milkman ITEM XIX I, Norita Sholly, do will and bequeath my ability to argue to you Beverly Warren You never can tell where it may get you, Bev ITEM XX I, Mary Lu Simpson, do will and bequeath my desire to become beauty operator to you, Ronnie Sohn You'll make quite a beautician ITEM XXI I, Esther Triplett, do will and bequeath my ngift of gab' to Ruth Ann Otten It's okay to be heard as well as seen, Ruffle ITEM XXII I, Lonnie Weds, do will and bequeath my personality and disposition to you, Jimmy Miller Girls are pretty nice, Jim ITEM XXIII I, Paul Nittrock, do will and bequeath my car to you, James Tharpe how you can use the pick up strictly for your cows ITEL XXIV In conclusion, we the Class of '53 , do will and bequeath the schoolhouse back to the Indians to use as they see fit In witness whereof, we the class of 1953, the testators, have to this, our will written on two sheets of parchment, set our hands and seal this one thousand nine hundred and fifty three SENIOR CLASS 1953 to you, Jack Cooper. 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U 1 ' I 7 ','-C f Q , 5' I .5 .-Nl.'..q.' q.s ,. xx -..X.f,'T.x '16-I A. ' J' , 'V', ,- 'Kit'-' ,l1' ' xx- N 'fx D .gt sv HN x 1 0 4 .. J 0 . ' 7' . N5l,f.',.-fy .' 17-X L f ,qs , - Qt .Ja .QQ K 1 -Q ,'n -'-4- ,,.-fx.-. - .- 'Q-..' - .-.x OLHALSEN'S SERVILE STATION IOBILGAS Everett Olhausen Phone 55 For Hardware that stands Hard Wear SEE KAISER'S FACWNAR WDEPENDENT HARDWARE stones Sutherland, Iowa Phone 55 R C L Denist Congratulations to Se iors Class Office at Residence Phone 67 Con ratu1at'ons to Seniors Class SUTHEPLAND THEATRE Tank Truck Delivery DR. . . ONG of of sa I 53 I HAROLD'S LPUCLSLFRV f '1.r'14t re reDa4r 'W' and Yorolster ng SUTH RLAND Congratulations F D and best wishes to t'1e class Serv ng Sut erla C for 7C years Warold Gottscr noone 173 SLTHVPLAND FARMVPS FO CPFFATIVF Grain, Weed, 9 Seed Wertflizer, 'r1nd'ng, 4 Vixing Alfred Ste ck, Vgr DVOUS 5 . V I M W WY Avg ' I 5 v -f of S3 A Hometown Institution f ' 5 H ., .V ..4. .. . J ' . . . A - , 1 . ' H A HILL'S DAIRY Pastuerized k Homogenized Phone Vilk k Cream rl L A Bottle of Milk is A Bottle of Health Sutherland, Iowa Convratulations to the Seniors of 1955 L L JO Veterinarian Phone 206 Sutherland, Iowa SUTHERLAND LOCKERS Butchering - Processing Curing k Smoking Worthmore Ice Cream k Complete line of frozen foods k fish Beef by the quarter Complete Home Freezer Service Calls taken for Valley Rendering Works Sutherland, Ia Phone 82 Compliments to the Class of ,J NVST IOWA I Lnriuh CJ Sutherland, Iowa 128, M '33 ill i ve U D '52 A fl I DR. . . NFS A 'gives or the Best Values Snop a Camery's Ladies' R Ph ldren' esrfng Apparel ants ear Bell Bend Rubber Dry Goods Nationally Adve tised Lines Ruth and Lu Camery For Home lade Ice Cream Visi 'EEE S 1906: I A wi Candv Pop Malted Vilks are our Specialty Ice Cream of all Kinds D DAHLPO Phvsician Surgeon Phone Res. SS Office 207 Q UAVLS Highest Cash Prices for gps ard Pou'trr Colden Sun Feeds Murphv's Cut Cost eeds Xia' 1 mud Munson, Mgr. Prone Q7 Sutherland, Iowa - I ' I' A . -1. A' M U - 5- Q C 1 s Q v N 41. Inf' V 'H A-' a-'O' e'Q,q Y - ' X 'V u H ' ,ci x'NJ i ' Footwear l , ff .-ll 'Q w X KT 42, - gf J X - I 1 i 1 I 1 1 l J. . , M. R J. .. . M' M.D. E . 'L 5 I Q X. 5 'f ' f. - ' X I Ambulance Service Thank You Sutherland For selectinp us to take your Senior and yearbook group pictures B'WTROCF SALIV STVDTU Storm Lake, Iowa phone 69 BAUMGARTEN FUNTQAL HOMF Say it With phone M2 Elmer U Baumgarten ,e e r Sutherland, Ia lL 9. ' .1 DOUG'S CAFE Good Food Bakery Specialties 'Q f V f J va gs? Sundiea Candy Ice cream Small Store with Big Values LARhY'S GROCERY LEMKE'S FOOD MARKET :Q f'1r 1 vfmil 5? wi .gui Quality Meats Groceries Fruits phone 70 GAMBLE STORE Hardware Radio Appliances Congratulations to the Seniors of 1053 Ranie Clayton Authozized Dealer Phone l? at 'i,fS7'I5' . 1653553 1 L -. '10 X' x ff- . J,-'.:-' X Q K-:ge-, A -' 8 P' A .-'2 o'4 A 0 1 gg X QN 5UTfMPLAWD 'LLFTRIC QERVICE HoT PJIN APPLIAwCnS AND LLMPTRI wIRIiG Phone 110 Lumber Coal Paint H, F M SLAGLE E CO Thomas Jennings, Manager phone 36 BROOKFIVLD CWEVROLUT R IVPLFMUNT CH44 ml H Sutherland Iowa , V 'Phnlhps Sales and Service phone 23 I O , ' V EIR n R TAN- E Q H .. . An.. .. co. fHf ? YRU'llT7 5 .H 'Jai' qgyi .. .' 7. 1 'll . .' nil 9 Q I. m -- I TPDMPSON YARDS JOHANNW V,q 'See us when CLO FAQV you are planning to build' SWOWE ,WFP bg Q2 J'c,BsQ Fine Foods Quality Meats Phone L1 Sutherland, ITSG ' M3 gm 4209 Y- VJ 5, , QQYVV 'sv 'G ' C A Jenner, ianager phone 25 Quality Baby Chicks Nutrena Feels 4515- 'NVC0' Clll SUTH RLAND HA 'NPRY Gus Schreiner, prop Phone 2977 Sutherland, Iowa OLSC' SPOPTT F FOODS FO1Pa W 317 Wourtk Street Sioux Cit Towa 60005 L. A. 'Leftyn Rarnes ' V EIR 0 . - R i?Au4.- i f d'1l' Q o 5' u r ffk - ' 'f J A V 'Q 'iviviza s - .f 'N 93555:- . . B ' Ia. M .. , 12, A I I Q 017 I SHOLLY' MOTO GASOL DICVARD J. BURGGRAAFF MOTORS Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and S8I'V1C6 . 4 f J Gas, Oil Ph SDXSE , Tires one 278 RX ICE Plm... R V SCHIHWF 1 Y-ea ing inninr-' Phone Res Phone 1 4 Gas Xater' he ECBPS OLSON ' S A QIVMY 3151 llhwnbil INE SUOLLY R Oll. DON IUBQI, 95 u r o Q, '3- - fo 'Vlbul U3 C Cf A. CU '1 P-J in nd, Towa T, RGET f gn e 1 0 O! h 3 as 10 - lp l W 1' . I I FO 1 f ,. YOUNGERS' IHPLEHENT CO. Salea k Service Sutherland Iowa phone Compliments of ARRINGTON'S N Ill 15 Dry Cleaners Keith Arrington Proprietor For That Clean out Look Visit F975 u fly!! 7 'l mia ff N 2 JAY'S CAFE Home of good Foods Meals k Lunches Ther25 no U00 THBl5 'B 9 10 312' il Ice Cream as Candy BRIFK'S BARBER SHOP Sutherland In phone ll Surg f, D f Q: XR 5532 21 - W, ' f 2 - ze ', I' j KJ abovfm HX 0 fp X, A 7f W -'l tx g xdte YU' f E. 1 5' HILLMER'S Greasin TEXACO S'ATION Fire fbief Gasol'ne an all f 48fHaws S Washing Sutherland, TE C0 Vacuuming Iowa HOEPPNER'S SUP R MARKET Everyday Low Prices 1 4517 'sq FW 6,5 fx :ff 'sat- 'H R y Paul Hoeppner, prop Phone Sutherland l Marcus 56 Res Phfs 1 c i an and Sutherland, 'IE nur 3 Dm, Phone 170 Surgeon Iowa Office Mens k Boys Clothing Furnishings R Shoes Also a fine line of gifts Z 3 f 'fe 1 4' X fi? i , C W JOFANNSEN Sutherland, Iowa - ' .JIJKIJ 1, ri . xes1f'?? A xr' , Q A of . Uistlnction. ,f7'v - 3 ' u I Ng i , X . is ' XX 1 gl 5 4 ' 2 Nfi' .- T. . S M.D. . . - 75 ' ,N r-fan n T CQ DTFW' I CD FT I-TT! f' EO- rl ss STAN DARD Q Y 3 X o fwfowm one Deliverv DFL LT KA prom 2 5 hone Red Senior Class 53 Wish to 'Hawk all those who Kava cowtrlY'ted to our rear Hook, in order to wake it a success. W yv TWH ITAXQ. I ,1- .HC '--S AD? V' ,.E, A A-2 ,oirr ,ulations io ffm , a N x of , :1 X x- X V o :Q '1 Q D -v , J N N .T. f-' . e 7 'S f v ,U . , I