Sac City High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Sac City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:

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We are fortunate to have an outstanding superintend- ent, principal, and school board to administer our schools. Under their di- rection, the local schools rank very high in schol- arship, in activities, and in all of the other quali- ties which go to make up a superior school. SCHOOL BOARD to to bottom C D J Dr. R, W, Lee, Presidentg Mrs. Fred I. Ehrhardt, Earl Buckley, Howard Watts, Reuben Griffith, William Hole, Secretary, D, W, Wilcox U'63SLll'EI'. 'Wim 'wg-+...,b B. T. RUTHERFORD Principal, Morningside B,A,, University of Wyoming M,A,, Iowa State Teachers College. gl! I' ' F Facult I, C! CAROLYNASCHOM Commercial, Iowa State Teachers Col- lege B, A., North- western. RICHARD CAMP Iunior High, Ath- letics, Central Col- lege, Drake, B,S, WARREN FLATH VocalMusic,James- town College, B,A,, Northwestern, M,M, R. DUANEHALFORD Coach, Boys' Physi- cal Education, Counselor,Morning- side B.A, University of Illinois, M,A, GEORGE W. HERMANN Social Science, Swimming, Athlet- ics, Iowa State Teachers College, B.A,, University of Colorado, M.S., University of Iowa. BARBARA A, BULMAN Junior High, Wal- dorf Junior College, St. Olaf B.A., Buena Vista. LUVERNE CLARK Mathematics, Penn College, B,A, Co- lumbia University M. A.. Iowa State Teachers College. ADELIA FLORINE Girls' Physical Edu- cation, Iowa State Teachers College, B.A. RUBY HALL Junior High, Ells- worth Junior Col- lege, Drake, B,A, JUDY HERMANN Junior High, Iowa State Teachers Col- lege B,A,, Univer- sity of Colorado. S if . w f I , We-sa , Q , , ,zwgx Wm . V f ,xx C.:-M' Facult HAZEL HERMANSON Vocational Horne- rnaking, Iowa State, B.S., St. Olaf ROY L. I-IOLTZ. InstrumentalMusic, Coe B,A. University of Iowa, Northwest- ern, University of Wisconsin ARDETI-I JA MESON English, University of Iowa B.A,, Iowa State, Iowa State Teachers College, Northwestern MERVIN A. RUMMELLS English, Dramatics, University of Iowa B.A.. Graduate Work LYLE G, STROM Social Science Morningside B, A., Drake M,A,, Mid- Conirnerce Univer- sity of Nebraska 1 FRANK HOFFMAN Commercia1,Harn- ilton School of Commerce, Mason City I. C., Uni- versity oflowa, B,S, C. Sc M. A., Uni- versity of Colorado HELEN LOUISE I-IOWE Librarian, Junior High, Iowa State Teachers College B,A,, Denver Uni- versity PETER E, LLOYD Industrial Arts, Dri- ver Training, Mor- ningside B.A., Iowa State M,S,, Drake EUGENE A. SEVERSON Vocational Agri- culture, Iowa State College B,S,, Upper Iowa University DALE WALLINGA Science, Central College B.A., Uni- versity of Iowa 6 , 3 r J' 5 i V ig QE 2 5 5 2:1 Q J -r .1 hp: A F +5 wt gl., if' iff ' T9 i-.4 .-sm an-. -R Q il ik! MIKE SCHULTE Slow moving Mike, he's never in a hurry. He laughs away his troubles and doesn't have a worry. Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Boys' Glee Club 2,3 .45 Vice- president 45 Operetta 2,3,45 Vesper Choir 2,3,45 Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Assistant secretary 45JuniorClassPlay 35 SentinelVariety Show 45 Class Secretary 45 Projectors' Club lg Chieftain Staff 45 Night School Panel 35 Football and Basket- ball Manager 3,45 Clarinet Trio 3. of her kind. F? In athletics she will really shine. You don't find many G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dolphin 2, 45 Life Saving'3, 45 3,5 Intramurals 2, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee 2, 3, 45 JOE BLASS He'sa pessimist that's a fact, but just get him on the stage and he can really act. Football 2,3,45 Spring Track lg Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Boys' Glee Club 2,3,45 Mixed Quartet 3,45 Boys' Quartet 3,45 Vocal Solo 3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Vesper Choir 2,3,45 All-County Chorus 25 All-State Chorus 3,45 Iowa City Play Festival 35 Outstanding Perfor- mance 3, Outstanding Actor Award 35 Junior Class Play35 All School One-Acts35 Sentinel Variety Show 3,45 Thespians3,45 Class Vice-President 35 Librarians l5 Student Council 1,35 F,F.A, l,2,3, Secretary5 Na- tional F,F,A, Convention 15 State F.F.A. Convention 25 State Parliamentary Procedure team 35 Chieftain staff 4, Music Editor5 Night School Panel 3. Operetta 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3,45 Jr.Class Play 35 Class Treas. 35 Lib. 15F. l-I. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 25 Teepee Club 15 Sentinel Staff 15 Chieftain Staff 45 Ass. Ed. 45 Night School Panel 3. LARRY FREESE A hard working guy with a heart of gold5 and Larry's ambition we've already told. Football 35 Boys' Glee 25 Choir 25 School One-Acts 35 Stage Crew 35 Variety Show 45 F. F. A. l, 2, 35 National F. F. A. Conv. 35 State F. F. A. Conv. 15 Cameral Club 25 Projectors' Club 2. O if JIM HOOVER As a drummer he's supreme, He's also great on the trampoline. Dolphin 35 Life Saving 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Boys' Glee 3, 45 Vocal Solo 3, 45 Operetta 45 Choir 3, 45 County Band 2, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Drum Solo 2, 3, 45 Drum ensemble 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 35 Camera Club 2, 45 Projectors' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. NORMA ROOSE An active girl who is lots of fun. Norma's work is never done. Chorus 45 Girls' Glee 2, 45 Operetta 45 Choir 2, 45 Jr.ClassPlay35 Lib.1, 25 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 Chieftain Staff 45 Lat. Club 3. -56' ' ' Ek: 1 RAMONA LERAAS Here's the girl with plenty of pluck. We all wish her tne best of luck, G,A.A. 1,25 Intramurals 1,25 Girls' Glee Club 25 Ves- per Choir 25 Librarians lg F.l-l.A. 1,25 Sentinel Staff 1,25 Chieftain Staff. MARVEL VENZKE She's a song bird part time and a cheerleader the rest5 in both of these things, Marvel represents the best. Cheerleader 45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4, Vice-president 45 Girls' Quartet 35 Operetta 45 VesperChoir2,3,45 F.H.A, l,2,3,45 Commercial Club 4. 73 ff' 5 DAVID STEDMAN 5, --2' Sted'sa kid with plenty of pep, but he's already taken if so no need to fret. Football 1, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Boys' Glee 2, 35 Gp- eretta 35 Choir 35 F. F. A. 35 Work Experience 4. PATTIE FREEMAN 'gn She gets A's on all her tests. As a nurse she'll be the 55 l,y,, r , best. a,,,. - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee 2, 3, 45 Sextet 2, 35 Vocal Solo 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Flute Solo 2, 35 Flute Trio 3, 45 High Play 15 Class Vice- KINGSLEY MINER There's one lesson King has well-learned: A penny saved is a penny earned. Basketball l,2,3,45 Spring Track l,2,3,45 Fall Track 3,45 MixedChorus2.3,45 Boys'Glee Club 2,3,45 Boys' Quartet 45 Operetta2,3,45 Vesper Choir 2,3,45 March- ing Band l,2,3,45 Concert Band l,2,3,4, President 45 Pep Band l,2,3,45 Brass Quartet 35 Trombone Quartet 1,25 Outstanding Actor Award 35 Junior Class Play 35 Stage Crew l,2,3,45 Sentinel Variety Show 45 Thes- pians3.45 Treasurer45 Class Secretary 15 Commercial Club 45 Student Council 3,45 President 45 Projectors' Club l5 Night School Panel 35 Football Manager l,25 State Student Council Convention 4. pres. 15 Lib. 1, 25 F. I-l. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sentinel Staff 1, 25 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chieftain Staff 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Radio Broadcast 4. FRANCES SCHUG A gay young girl with pleasant ways5 Her's are a series of happy days. Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,45 Operetta 45 Vesper Choir 2,3,45 'Sentinel Variety Show 45 Li- brariansl,2,3,45 F.H,A. l,2,3,45 Sentinal Staff l,2,3,4, Feature Editor 3,45 Chieftain Staff 4, Organizations Editor 45 Radio Broadcast 35 Iowa Press Conference 45 Latin Club 3. S56-I 'l ,,q........ us MARLENE WYA TT She's not so loud, and not so quiet. But knowing Marlene, is a riot, Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Vesper Choir 2,35 Librarians 25 F,H,A, 152,35 Camera Club 2. LOU RAE MCCREA Hair of red, eyes of blue, here's a friend,who's really true, G,A,A, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,45 Operetta 45 Vesper Choir 2,3545 Homecoming Queen 45F,H,A,Attendant 15 F,F,A, Attendant 35 Librarians 2, President 2g F,H,A, 1,2,3,4, Secretary 35 President 45 Commercial Club 3,4, President 45 Sentinel Staff 2,3,4, Feature Editor 3,45 Chieftain Staff 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Radio Broadcast 45 State F,H,A, -I 4,-f ' MARTHA WINKLER In music she has made a start5 she has always done her part, Mixed Chorus 2,3545 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,45 Girls' Trio 45 Vocal Solo 45 Operetta 253,45 Vesper Choir 253,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Junior Class Play 35 Librarians 1, Latin Club 35 Clarinet Quartet 25 Mixed Clarinet Quartet 35 Bass Clarinet Solo 3,45 Double Mixed Quartet 35 All County Band 2, Convention 35 Iowa Press Conference 3. SHIRLEY VENZKE She goes along in her cheerful way, Making new friends every day, G,A,A, lg Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2,3, 45 Vesper Choir 2,3545 Operetta 45 F,H,A, 1,2,3,4, 5 I BEULAH BERRY Here s to the girl with the dark curly hair Such a quiet charm is really quite rare Lake View High School 1 G A A 2 3 4 Intramurals 3 F H A Attendant 3 Class Secretary 3 F H A 2 3 4 Commercial Club 4 Sentinel Staff 3 4 Work Experience 4 BILL DUNCAN When Bill passes by hearts go pitter patter but to cold hearted Bill it Just doesn t matter. Basketball 2 3 4- Fall Track 3 4- Stage Crew 3 4- Sentinel Variety Show 3- Thespians 3 4 Vice-presi- dent 4- Camera Club 1 2- Projectors Club 1 2 3 4 President 4 ji' if 1:19 No' 3 BARBARA CLAUSEN With a sparkle on her finger and a sparkle in her eye, There's no doubt in our mind that Barb will get by, G,A,A, 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, Operetta 2,3g Vesper Choir 2,3g Marching Band 2,3,4, Twirling Ensemble 2, Twirling Solo 3,45 Junior Class Play 3, F,H,A, 1, 2,3,4, Vice-president 4, Commercial Club 3,4, Vice- president 4, Sentinel Staff 3,4, Exchange Editor 3,4g Radio Broadcast 3,45 Work Experience 4. TWYLA MOWRY A sweet little girl with an artistic flairg ah, how we admire her long, brown hair, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Life Saving 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, Li- brarians lg F.H.A. 1,2,3g Sentinel Staff lg Chieftain uv' 45' f Staff 4. ELIZABETH FRAZIER At making malts, she's a whizz, You don't find many like our Liz. G.A .A. l,2,3,4g Intramurals 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, F. H.A. 1,2,3,4g Commercial Club 3,4, Reporter, Sen- tinel Staff 3,4. fl-ng, if 8 S S I Work Experience 4, wg,-M WILMA QUA IL n Children should be seen and not heard 'tis stated, but . this is one rule that Wilma has always hated, Vesper Choir 2, Junior Class Play 3, F,l-l,A, 1,2,3,4g Commercial Club 3,4, Secretary 4. .,,., VERLYN JARVIS ' I-le's a salesman of a type, Verlyn never has a gripe. X 1' 0 wa is ly DORIS BURROW A little secretary with eyes of brown. Doris will really go to town, G.A.A. 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 35 Girls' Glee Club 2,3g Vesper Choir 2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Commercial Club 3,4. I .5 , Q 4-I 'D BONNIE MCDONALD PRESLEY In drivers' training she surely flops, but on the Sen- tinel she's really tops. G.A.A,1,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,35 Girls' Glee Club 2, 45 VesperChoir 2,45 All School One-Acts 35 Sentinel Variety Show 45 Librarians l, Reporterg F,H,A, l,2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 45 Sentinel Staff l,2,3,4, Editor 3,45 Chieftain Staff 4, Class Editor5 Night School Panel 35 Radio Broadcast 45 State F.H,A. Convention 35 Creative Writing Award 35 Iowa Press Conference 4. EDDIE ROBSON Taking pictures is his hobby. A well-dressed boy, That's our Robbie, Basketball l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Fall Track l,2, 35 Class Treasurer 15 Student Council 45 Vice-presi- dent5 Teepee Club 15 Camera Club lg Chieftain Staff ALLEN MEYER Allen is cute and full of charm5 too bad it's wasted on a farm. Basketball l,2,35 Football 1,45 Spring Track l,3,45 Junior Class Play 35 All School One-Acts 35 Stage Crew 35 Class Treasurer 45 F,F,A. l,2,3,45 Na- tional F.F.A. Convention 35 State F.F.A. Convention I5 State Parliamentary Procedure team lg Boys' State 35 Radio Broadcast 35 F,F,A, Vice-president 35 Presi- dent 45 Vice-president Northwest District 4. me 2 .g O 4, Photographer5 Lifesaving l. GLORIA WILSON She plays the piano for the Glee Club, and the clari- net for the band. In the field of music she needs no helping hand. Girls' Glee 2, 45 Choir 2, 45 Choral Accompanist 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Lib. 15F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Clar. Trio 35 Clar. Quartet 2. LARRY HARMAN Larry is a leader in many ways, I-ie's surely got the girls in quite a daze. Basketball 1, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 35 Chorus 45 Boys' Glee 2, 45 Choir 2, 45 Ir. High Play 15 School Play 35 Ir. Play 35 Stage Crew 3, 45 Thes- pians 3, 45 Pres. 45 Vice-pres. 2, 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 Reporter 35 Night School Panel 35 Boys' State 35Radio Broadcast 3. 12 X . Wim V' f 95,W,.. KAYE ARTHAUD Short and sweet and hard to beat, Katie's a girl that's really neat. G.A.A. 2,3,45 Cheerleader l5 Mixed Chorus 2,3 ,45 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,45 President 45 Sextet 35 Girls' Trio 3,45 Mixed Quartet 3,45 Madrigal 2,35 Vocal Solo 3.45 Operetta 2,3,45 Vesper Choir 2,3,45 All- County Chorus 2,45 All-State Chorus 3,45 All-School Play 25 Iowa City Play Festival 2,35 Outstanding Per- formance 35 JuniorClass Play 35 All-School One-Acts 35 Sentinel Variety Show 35 Thespians 3,45 Secretary 45 Librariansl, Vice-president l5 F,H,A, l,2,3,45 Com- mercial Club 45 Teepee Club 25 Sentinal Staff l,2,45 Typist 45 Chieftain staff 4, Editor-in-chief 45 Night School Panel 35 Radio Broadcast 45 Iowa Press Con- ference 45 Ice Carnival Queen Candidate 4. DARLENE RHOADS ' i She hooked her man, the lucky girlg her future plans have her in a whirl. Girls' Glee Club 2.35 Vesper Choir 2,35 Librarians 25 F,H,A. l,2,35 Camera Club 2. BILL REHDER His Dramatics are proud, his honors great, In any of our books, Bill does surely rate. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee 25 Operetta 25 Choir 25 lr. High Play 15 Iowa City Play Festival 2, 35 Outstanding Actor Award 35 Jr. Class Play 35 Thespians 2, 3, 45 Pres.3:C121SS PICS- 2, 45 Student Council 3, 4, Pres. 3, Sec. 45 Camera Club 15 Projectors' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Chieftain Staff 4. - a 4. . 10 PULLEN An all-round girlwho can't be beat5 Jo's a girl you'll want to meet. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dolphin 3, 45 Life Saving 1, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee 2, 3, 45 Tteas.35 Sextet 35Mixed Quartet 45 Girls' Quartet 35 Vocal Solo 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 All-County Chorus 45 State Chorus 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45Jr. High Play 15 School Play 25 Iowa City Play Festi- val 25 Jr.Class P1ay35Variety Show 3, 45 Lib. 1, 25 Sec. 25 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sentinel Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Feature Ed. 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Night School Panel 35 Radio Broadcast 35 Double Mixed Quartet Qvocalj 35Mixed Clar. Quartet 35 Piano Solo 2, 3, 45 Choral Accompanist 3, 45 Press Conference 4. ,gy X W1-,sr Hai' Q ' xii . , fig.. ,gr 'f lv ' . 1. A , fx. qs A,,4?', 1-':: ' 9 VIRGIL DROST Virgil Drost is quite a guy. He'll give any venture at least a try. F.F.A, l,2,35 Work Experience 4. DELOS CORDERMAN Brain and humor all in one5 here's a guy that's lots of fun. Life Saving 15 Chorus 35Boys' Glee 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 1, 2, 35 Brass Quartet 35 Tuba Solo 25Jr. High Play 15 Variety Show45 Thespians 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Pres. 35 Lib. 1, 2, Treas.5 Projectors' Club 15 Chieftain Staff 45 Night School Panel 35 Boys' State 45 State Student Council Conv. 4. MONTE McCLlNTOCK His singing voice is one of the best, if only he'd let his speaking voice rest. Football1,2,3,4, Spring Track 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4,Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4, Mixed Quartet 3, Boys' Quartet4, Vocal Solo4,0peretta 2,3,4, Vesper Choir 2,3,4, All County Chorus 2,3,4, Stage Crew 3, Sen- tinelVariety Show3,4, Projectors' Club 1,2,3,4, Sec- retary 4. MARVIN ODER ln F,F,A, and sports of all kinds, Marvin really has done fine. Basketball 1 2 3 4- Football 3 4 S rin Track 1 2 3 S MARLENE CARTER A smile so sweet, a wave so neat, to know Marlene, is a treat, G,A.A, 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 2,39 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,Vesper Choir 2,3, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Clarinet Quartet 2, Clarinet Trio 3, Junior Class Play 3, F.H,A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Radio Broadcast 2,3, Work Experience 4. . . . . . 2 P S . . . 4, Junior Class Play 3, F,F,A, l,2,3,4. MARLIS OFFE A pretty girl who's hard to rile, Marlis is happy all the while. Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4, Operetta 4, All School One-Acts 3, F.H.A, 3. GENE OLSON We're proud of this boy, and that's a fact, few things were thought of that we felt he lacked. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Spring Track 1, 2,3,4, Boys' Glee Club 2, Junior Class Play 3, Stage Crew 4, Class President 1, Student Council 3, F,F,A, 1,2,3,4, Camera Club 1, Projectors' Club 1,2,3,4. HAROLD GREENE Tall and blond, too bad he's gone. F,F,A, 1,2,3,4, National F,F,A, Convention 4, State F,F,A, Convention 2, Transferred at mid-year. 14 one big lark. officer 45 Sentinel 4. SHIRLEY DSBOURGH An attractive girl with plenty of pep, when it comes to good grooming, she's really hep. G,A,A, 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Vesper Choir 25 Junior Class Play 35 Librarians 1,23 F,l-l,A, 1,2,3,4g Commercial Club 3,45 Work Experience 4. QQ. HQ DEAN MOELLER Tall and well built, so what if he's shy? Dean is really an all around good guy. Basketball 2,3,45 Letter 3,45 Spring Track 2,3,45 Let- l ter 3,45 Fall Track 3,45 Stage Crew 3,45 Thespians 3,43 Projectors Club 1,2,3,4g Treasurer 4. ARLEN STABBE Arlen is so handsome and dark, To him, life is just Football 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Operetta 3,4g Vesper Choir 2,3,45 Jun- ior Class Play 35 Stage Crew25 F,F,A, 1,2,3,4g F,F,A, 'MES KAYE SCHUG She's got ability of all kind, but her ambitions lie in the secretarial line. G,A,A, 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Glee Club 2,3, 45 Operetta 45 Vesper Choi: 2,3,45 F,H,A, 1,2,3,45 Commercial Club 3,45 Chieftain Staff 4. Work Experience 4. ALLEN PENNIMAN With a friendliness of which we never tire Allen is a boy that we all admire Basketball 1 Football 1 2 3 Spring Track 1 2 Mixed Chorus 25 Boys Glee Club 25 F,F,A, 1,2,35 Camera Club 1,2,3,45 Projectors' Club 1,2,3,4. PAUL MEYER Such a tempermental lad, but he's really not so bad, Fall Track 15Boys' Glee Club 2,35 Operetta 35 Vesper Choir 2,35 Camera Club 2,35 Projectors' Club 35 tan, s.- Bill Rehder President Class of 1954 ten years ago - First row: Jim Hoover, Polly Otto, Norma Roose, Jo Ann Amick, Gene Olson, Bob Howard, Second row: Miss Cunningham, Larry Wolff, Mike Schulte, Charles Olson, Mary Eastridge, PaulMeyer, Delos Corderman, Third row: Kaye Art- haud, Gloria Wilson, Kingsley Miner, Ramona Le Raas, Jim Glass, ln Larry Harman vice pres dent was-M. I' 55 - M ky, ,f gl, . -.zifi fief -' , ',5..p':.a, ' , .I It-5:45 v 'qi -.,mqfw1 1 , : fi' ' Q1-5 'ff 4!?f?.if'! 1525 ' - rf ' ' 1-v9?f 7'2 UNDER CLHSSES ' Class M C 'rr Jane Shull Carole Grxfflth 12-1-1 me W' -'az' -Z' '-af fr ...M F Nancy Mlller Duane Case Lours McCrea Phylhs Sroeltmg 'V-as.. 'Qu 101 ,Q-1 Cynthra Thlessen Marvm Longnecker Alden Luke Barbara Vauble Elma Love Gary Buehler Keuh Bunting Shrrley Claxton 18 f . 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Parry Penmman Georg1a Denman Marsha Lange Shlrley Srrnth ., V , I 5 l 'x :SL A at 'ix K jig? 233 Q A fs Dean Johnson Mary Frances Schultz Sally Donovan at fv- Q' Alrce Crabb Dav1d Montag Donna Stedman K VO 'hir 'sling Phyllrs Schade Myrna Moore Don Goecke an Leo Werkmersrer Mary Jo Huntrng Harrret Brown 0 3 - : f, 13 ,- t, , ' k,,3-ggiygg 5.54 QV: rl'-Q, iff' f' ' Y fi? Y gy frf,M,,gQsk55V ,V .ada el Charles Ritter '31-1 Q-'sr Beverly Susre gh.. Jamce Johnson ln ,Q Y wi ,...s Ronald Rre man s - Q 1 - 1 S ,. ' . Z M 6 A ,' 3 I :M 'iblrx i iv' 'K S, wr' . ' ' ' , s , S rf, K' x U 'jr . 'X 5 . I, 'W Wm V sr S W -as r A: ani- ' ' K I new - A ff' f! of C 5 r- n 12-Efii? ff, . 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Second Row: Carole Griffith, Presidentg Gene Schramm, Treasurer. Third Row: lack Mc- Corkle, Secretary. Dorothy Anderson Patty Cheney In Memoriam Carl Mueggenberg, jun- ior student of the Sac City High School, died during the school year. His passing has saddened his schoolmates, his teach- ers, and the entire com- munity. Shirley Brown 'Clif L. fl! . my Frrst row B Bogue L Rrchards E Whxtehouse R Srnger I Quarl R Evans M Larson I Meyer M Llechty P Henson S Mc Laughhn Secondrow M McCrea G Gerken L Kolbe L Myers M Shaw B Mrller I Everts I Shadle C McC11ntock B Lewrs I Brouchous I Brell R Thompson Thrrd row I Kuske I Hagan W Kmgfreld I Lee A Bofenkamp R Arndt M Roose G Brown M Wrlkerson G Carnlne N Kolbe D Stevens CLASS OFFICERS Frrst row N Stanzel V1ce Pres rdenr Second row M Lrechty Secretary R Evans Presldent Thrrd row D Wayt Treasurer Frrst row B Schulte I Young B Anderson G Smrth C Moeller S Brhrer S Frscher A McBr1de S Chrsholm P Sullens I Ann Free man Second row I Ph111DS D Hartman D Greene L Crabb L Iarvrs R A Johnson I Campbell G Waller K Larson R Owen T Wallerstedr Thrrd row C Scheffler D Shull E Kolbe L Domrno G Bowman D Carnrne L Dreren E H111 A Brouchous D Wayt 6 23 First row M Smith S Schug A Shaw S Scheffler S Sm1th N Lewis J Myers S Penniman B Philips S McBr1de M Maule Sec ond row D Quail R Mxllard B Vauble I Schramm L Lakin S Millard B Stedman C Wynn V Morton G Sams I Shull M Staf ford Third row J Summers K Singer M Sams D Weisenborn D Larson L Mueggenberg L Smlth A Schug L Vauble E Schwaller M Sams J Susie Frrstrow B Ph111ps Vice Presldent 1 Griffith Sec retary treasurer Second row J Bright Presldent Brammer J Buckingham B Blass T Clinton J Grifflth A Kohl stedt G Harmon L Dierson Second row H Bamh11l M J Errltt I A Jarmgan M Hallengren M Ehrhardt N Davis L M Kingfield S Barlow K Glbson B Henson M Ehrhardt B Fertig B Bowman J Galloway Third row I Bright D L Dougherty L Dew I Hass M Carnme C Glass J Buckley D Allen I Bofenkamp B Hughes E Kluver I Crowe 24 ,Ee 1.ii 5 ' : . ' , . , . . . . . ' , . 1 - p 4 l - 1 a 1 . . ' . . . . 3 - . . . . I. . . . . . . . n u n a u - 1 1 p - 9 . ' . 2 . . . . . , . . . . . , . . . . . . . . , W l 1 1 l I 2 . 1 2 - I ' - ' our . . ' ' V' . ,'k First row: D. Bruner, J. Frazier, C. Hutchinson, R. Dierenfeld. M. fw y , . , . . z . ' , . . , A I I ' 1 I I I I 0 0 I ' . . : . . . . , . , . , I I I l 0 I 0 I I I I I X4 E . . . . 53 : A 'lr 'Xa Frrst row L Bogue W Presley R Pennrman J Smrrh J Frscher I Fertrg S Buehler R Kohlstedt Second row K Hartman P Hen son H Armsuong F Pease B Dewey C Hagan D Donavan P Hoye Thrrd row T Hardy K Schade M Wellendorf K Grbson D Corderman S Dougherty C Johnson R Love Fourth row M Srmpson K Larson CLASS OFFICERS 811 Frrst Row Darwrn Lyrle Secretary Treasurer Charles Ions V1ce Presrdent Second Row Sonja LaRaas Presrdent 81 Frrst Row Pat Hoye Secretary Treasurer Carole Hagan Vrce Presrdent Second Row Ronnre Bartlett Presrdenr F1rst row I Quarl I Freese R Hartman J Saathoff I Hoover B Jorgensen I Marshall Second row I Jarnagm D Fraz1er M Srmp son B Gosch S LeRaas M Evans M Nrewerth L Myers D Shull Thrrd row R Montag A Carmne G Larson D Irwrn J Lmlefreld A Bass J Mason B Zrmmerman Fourth row T Arndt C Ions D Lyrle L Brrr C Hrner B Luckow S Russell B Crrss Za I 5 l A-S ' . ' ' ' ' F 3 M, j 7' ka R A t ' Q ' E If X W v , , W . 4 . xx . YAVx vi' 1 . Mooney, M. Welch. C. Bechler, Lange.'R.'Bart1er'r. M. Zollman, J: 2 3 S A ' 4 ... 3 2 ? F1rst row D McCau11ey S Sams P Lynch V Kolbe S Llechty S Holtz I Zlmmerman T Pennrman Second row M Stevens C Drewry I Harms M MCL3Ugh11H K Hoskrns W Peterson C Vest Thrrd row M Irwrn I Fyfe I M111er I Mauer H Iarvrs S Larson S Hutchlnson Fourth row I W1rt1ers, F Auen D Krngfreld T Cavanagh R Vauble D Schramm, R Dreessen M Hamm CLASS OFFICERS F1rstRow W Peterson Pres1dent K Hosklns Secretary Treasurer Second Row D K1ngf1e1d Vrce Presldent F1rSt row T Wellendorf M Henson G Foster G SUSIL C Lam b1rth L Gruber L Corsaut I Fethkenher Second row P Carnlne M Wallerstedt L R Sharp L Rreman S Bunker S Rodm D M11 lard P Laughhn Thlrd row V Heacock D Crabb M Fachman J Hardy M Luckow J Gulbrandson F Scheffler M Krbbre E Roose Fourth row B Hutchlnson C Whrtehouse M Andersen C Lewls N Huser M K Farmer M Young B Henrrch -JK mi 26 Q gg, UHGHHIZHTIUHS Student Council The student-governing body of Sac City High School is the Student Council. Each class, from seventh grade through the twelfth grade, is represented on the Council. School problems and students' grievances are handled by the Council. Mr. Rutherford and Mr. Hoffman give help and advice when needed. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: First Row: Bil1Rehder, Secretaryg Kingsley Miner, President, Delos Corderman, Treasurer. Second Row: Eddie Robson, Vice President. V iid N41 .MV FIRST ROW: Cseatedj: Gene Schramm,NedStanzel, I Jarrett Kuske, Ronald Bentsen, Bill Rehder, Eddie 3 Robson, Kingsley Miner, Delos Corderman,Elaine .5 Oetjen, Susan McLaughlin, Marjorie Wellendorf, Bonnie l-Ienrich. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hoffman, Al- den Bass, Shirley Larson, Darrell Weisenborn, Nancy Miller, Colleen Wynn, Audrey McBride, Janice Myers, Mr, Rutherford, Each year the Council sponsors many worthwhile projects. Among these are the school assembly pro- grams and the annual Career Day. This year, as last,they gayly decor- ated the main lobby in true Christ- mas fashion. The Sentinel Staff kgefe eco rbfb 0 QQX S XX gS Q0 oo 55 QQ' K xofh 656 gig 6 ,bl 665. xxxxef ob? QC Ye' X596 Kerbi 6 Ska 6 zciafxsefp 0 wh W Q0 Q9 Y-5 K6 O Well staffedw1thd1l1gentreporters and typlsts, the Sent1nel Sac C1ty H1gh School news page 1n THE SAC SUN, str1ves to keep students and townspeople up to date on cur rent happenlngs around S C H S It's the Job of the ed1tor, staff and the1r adv1sor, Mr. Hoffman, to see that the paper gets out on t1me each and every week. UlZ1liZ1Hg the talents of staff members and students, the staff produced the very successful ' Sentmel Var1ety Show ' early 1n the school year. 29 Cf Q15 8006 XJO0' OXS. 50 65 cl kcllbzogefix wb O00 2 Q0 X so 0 960 0 B elbafx 'yleoqivbtosoce so e 0 Q xwseo QXXOGQYSOY5 'b X0 KZ PS9 Q0 fb ox X0 9641 xv! Q53 bi' x 0 x C, X642 ,De fa Q1 Q0 xx 6 O9 YO V .bs O 06 so x xe SENTINEL OFFICERS Flrst ROW I0 Pul len Feature Edltor Second Row Bonnle Mc Donald Presley Edltor Frances Schug Feature Edltor Thrrd Row LouRae Mc Crea Feature Edrtor x A , we . X S' 4 lr K XXX K ,NX M. k .xg ,Q ka 9 N5 'X , S550 efb 3: Y XX cl - f .Y 00' 90 X0 E Ib SXMN. 1 XX 06 Q0 l XC, 59 S , kc P61 ya QSC Q, X o ' 1-0 . ' 0' v u , .655 ' Q0 X0 , A - . A U Q Cf N. A XX 22. 5 , ge xgbi ' o e, G e ,xv Q, . wh . QW xg - ft 0 'Q. Q I 1 xg , D K K gxi Y, fi K . e X0 Q' G , 5 0 g Q I ' ' 1 Frrst row Cseatedj Bonnre McDonald Presley Pattxe Freeman Ramona Le Raas Frances Schug JoPul1en DelosCorder man Secondrowfstandmgj CaroleGrxff1th B1l1Rehder Kaye Schug Mrke Schulte Twyla Mowrey Glorla Wllson Norma Roose Kenny Srnger Lou Rae McCrea Polly Otto Kaye Art haud The Chleftaln EXECUTIVE STAFF Pony one assocrare edrtor DelosCorderman co bustness mana Publ1sh1ng the 1954 Ch1efta1n had 1ts comphcatxons not the least of wh1ch were the December 22 and January 22 deadlmes for yearbook copy Needless to say the Job was accomphshed The qua11ty of our efforts we leave to your evaluatlon ger Kaye Arthaud edrtor JoPu1len co busmess manager The Staff Ed1tor Kaye Arthaud Busmess Managers Delos Corderman Jo Pullen As SOC1at6 Edltor Polly Otto Martha W1nkler Classes Bonme McDonald Presley B111 Rehder Kenneth Smger Ed Robson Carole Gr1ff1th Art Twyla Mowrey Jo Pullen M1ke Schulte Ramona Le Raas Frances Schug Patt1e Freeman Joe Blass Norma Roose Glorta Wllson Kaye Schug L G Strom Photography Boys' Sports G1rls' Sports Organ1zat1ons Feature s Mus1c Dramatms Makeup Advlsor Sc gl: '84 , ff j to ' : ' . ' . v ' . I ' ' : ' ' ' ,If I . - l xl I - 1 - QI ' , 3-. Advertising ....... Lou Rae McCrea I I ........ I I II I I II I I ...... ' 3 . 1 1 a u a n o Q . . Librarians FIRST ROW: Susan McLaughlin, Colleen Wynn. Judy Griffith, Marlene Maule, Sally Penniman, Kay Gibson Jonette Everts,Janice Myers, Joan Shadle, Joyce Meyer, Marlene Shaw, Ruth Evans, SECOND ROW: Lois Kolbe Mavis Smith, Frances Schug, Josephine Quail, Margaret Larson, Glenna Smith, Evelyn Whitehouse, Judy Davis Julie Young, Harriett Brown, Mary Liechty, Mary Jo Hunting, Beverly Lewis. All students and teachers have, at some time, called upon the services ofthe Librarians' organization. They are the girls we turn to when we need material fofr a theme, a report, or a speech. Under the direction of Miss Howe, they check-out books, keep card files straight, and even check a few books back in. They give up their study halls so that they may serve the student group. 31 H STORY U U7 UNGM C5 Photography C ub S il Q? 35660 60 6 OcYeXa1x5eQv1 6 63176 C Se' Q65 xx 1 V ,Q 6935 50233509 Q06 0 X gi O QS Y2,g6X?ite'b?2e966Q op Oqgi xc' O 6 sa X891 FIRST ROW: Glenna Smith, Jo Ann Freeman, Joan Shadle, Beverly Lewis, Marlene Shaw, Susan McLaughlin, Margaret Roose, Lois Kolbe, Joanne Brouchous, Julie Young, Joyce Meyer, Ruth Evans. SECOND ROW: Peggy Goodwin, Roberta Singer, Betty Anderson, Ruth Ann Johnson, Sally Donovan, Roger Owens, Mary Schultz, Carole Griffith, Evelyn Whitehouse, Margaret Larson. THIRD ROW: Danny Wayt, Kenneth Singer, Bob Hughes, Arden Schug. FOURTH ROW: Jarrett Kuske, David Montag, Dale Carnine. FIFTH ROW: Kenny Larson, Eddie Robson,Jerry Penniman,A1len Penniman. SIXTH ROW: Jerry Bofenkamp, Gene Schramm, Marvin Roose, John Larsen. 32 Projectors kr P .A Most notable among ut1l1tar1an groups w1th1n our school IS the Prolrectors Club an orgamzauon of boys who operate the motron prcture equrpment for the nu merous school f1lm showrngs The purpose of the Projectors Club IS to teach the members the parts of the projector and how to run motlon 'ff FIRST ROW Mr Lloyd Monte McCl1ntock B1llK1ngf1eld Danny Wayt Davrd Montag Carl Mauer Max Err1tt Jarrett Kuske Cl1ffSCheff1er D1ck Bruner SECOND ROW Allen Penmman Dean Moeller Al Bofenkamp B111 Duncan THIRD ROW Charles R1tter Dale Carn1ne B1ll Rehder FOURTH ROW Larry Smrth Arden Schug Kenny Sxnger INSET Jerry Pennrman Vrce presrdent Blll Dun can Presrdent Dean Moeller Treasurer Monte McCl1ntock Secretary prctures The members QIVS up much t1me to show movres to the var1ous classes 1n the hrgh school and the grade school Under the gu1dance of Mr Lloyd the Projec tors prov1de a wonderful servrce to the school O 2 R T s R 'lfs 1 g as 4 lf, 5 1 1 ' ? f or . t . N f 1 gi ' p A 2 ' . .fi S , ' rfi I , if R - V ' 7 1 'V . 2 f , -fu 7 1 K ' 5 ' 1' 1... 1 V ' I v 'I I I ' . 2 . 1 . 1 - 1 'in 4 . 4 1 . . , . 1 1 , 2 . . . . 4, W' I , 2 ' ' . ' - ' : ' - , l : , . J I ' , . , . , ' . . . U 33 First row: Kaye Arthaud, Kaye Schug, Barbara Clausen, Lou Rae McCrea,Marlene Carter,Wilma Quail, Marvel Venzke, Elizabeth Frazier, Beulah Berry, Jo Pullen, Shirley Smith. Second row: Alice Crabb,Gloria Wilson, Norma Roose, Peggy Goodwin, Claudia McClintock, Evelyn Whitehouse, Georgia Denman, Carol Wiley, Harriet Brown, Phyllis Stoelting, Judy Davis, Janice Schwaller Third row: Elaine Buckingham, Coral Teague, Elaine Oetjen Kingsley Miner. Sammy Barlow, Delos Corderman, Sharon Shadle, Starr Russell, Mary Jo Hunting, Josephine Quail, Glenna Smith, Joanne Brouchous, Audrey McBride. Commercial Club Frank Hoffman -' 8 Carolyn Aschom Work Experience Sac City High School Seniors, under theWork Experience program, are employed part-time by Sac City business establishments. Coordina- tor of the program is Frank Hoffman who is in charge of job procurement and supervision. First row: Barbara Clausen, Shirley DeBourgh. Second row: Elizabeth Frazier, Beulah Berry, Wilma Quail, Darlene Rhoades, Marlene Carter. Third row: Doris Burrow, Larry Freese, Paul Meyer, Marlene Wyatt. Fourth row: David Stedman, Virgil Drost, Verlyn Jarvis. 34 wif Commercial Club Officers E 1 i z a b e t h Fr a z ier, reporter andhistoriang Barbara Clausen, vice president: Lou Rae Mc- Crea, p r e s id e n t g Wilma Quail, secretaryg Marlene Carter, treasurer. fe Mr Rummells apphes makeup to Ned Stanzel .! x-.Jai The Thespxans are contmually under pres sure throughout the school year as one play group follows another across the SCHS stage Chapter Thesp1an Troop Number 12 pro duced three three act plays, several one act plays, and numerous dramat1c performances dur1ng the school year Members not actmg were to be found backstage handlmg proper t1es and makeup or out 1n the audlence cr1t1 cally observrng the performances Larry Harman Presldent Thesplans B111 Duncan v1ce president Kaye Arthaud secretary Larry Harman presrdent Kmgsley Mrner treasurer Cynthra Th1essen Second row Evelyn Whuehouse Ned Stanzel James Lee Delos Corderman Joe Blass Dean Moeller Charles Rrtter Mary Schultz Mr Rummels 35 LAD First row: Sharon Harman, Bill Rehder, member-at -large: Among the most active organi- zations in Sac City High School is the G.A.A., Girls' Athletic Association. The girls participate in hockey,vol- leyball, and basketball tournaments. A premium is placed upon good sports- manship and pep. These qualities are found in abundant supply within the per- sonnel of G.A.A. In addition to their athletic en- deavors,the girls, under the direction of Miss Florine, sponsored several parties and other activities during the school year. INSET, Officers--First Row: Polly Otto, President, Sec- ond Row: Mary Schultz, Margaret Larson, Third Row: Jane Shull, , , FIRST ROW: Sharon Harman, Barbara Schulte, Julie Young, Avis Shaw, Patty Sullens, Ruth Dierenfeld, Marietta Brammer, Verna Morton, Susan McLaughlin, Mary Schultz,Phyllis Stoelting, Georgia Denman, Jane Shull, Jo Ann Freeman, Mary Jean Erritt, Betty Bogue. SECOND ROW: Kaye Arthaud,Patty Penniman, Janice Myers, Betty Bowman, Judy Griffith, Bar- bara Phillips, Colleen Wynn, Sally Penniman, Barbara Henson,Nancy Lewis, Marlene Ehrhardt, Marlene Maule, Trellis Clinton, Jo Ann Jarnagin, Betty Anderson, Bonnie McDonald. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou l-lallen ren, Mary Liechty, Ruth Evans, Sally Donovan, Phyllis Schade, Marlene STBW, Billy Stedman,Cynthia Thiessen,Carol Wiley, Lois Kolbe, Sandra Fischer, Bev- erly Lewis, Maryjo l-luntin ,Judy Davis,Jo Pullen, Pattie Freeman. FOUR- TH ROW: Evelyn Whitegouse, Joanne Brouchous, Coral Teague, Janet Campbell, Joyce Meyer, Beverly Susie, Sandra Smith, Margaret Roose, Ruth Ann Johnson, Donna Stedman, Peggy Goodwin, Carole Gri fith, Phyllis Rehder,Sharon Shadle, Sandra Littlefield, Margaret Larson, Mary Ehrhardt, Polly Otto. ge vi Q0 vw ' 1 QX'5Nl O . Y 956 cl oxxoe 'Wag .QSOYM 0 XNQQQYIX C9 CWQX Q96 ' X1 C X05 60 Qaxkcooi Ooqadogoex 6 BQ S 05 XQZ S 5, .80 Q0 Qxogxfglx Q,?50,v.yzs2XQ9.9 . wi M50 SPQQOOSZBXZ ee' Life Saving Club First Row: Margaret Larson, Barbara Schulte, Lois Kolbe, Avis Shaw, Sally Penniman, Second Row: Mary Liechty, Beverly Lewis, Mayre Niewerth, Sally Liechty, Carolyn Vest, Lu Rae Sharp, Miriam Kibbie, Mary Irwin, Cynthia Whitehouse, Third Row: Peggy Goodwin, Billie Stedman, Mary Kay Farmer, Susan Holtz, Judy Mauer, Mary Fachman, Denise Corderman, Shirley Larson, Fourth Row: Sharon Sams,Jane Shull, Bobby Singer, Nancy Lewis, Marlene Ehrhardt, Mary Erhardt, John Curry, Dick Schramm, Fifth Row: Joan Harms,Carol Sue Griffith, Phyllis Rehder, TrellisClinton,Nancy Huser, Colleen Wynn, Mary Evans, Polly Otto, WI '60 K eww Yxoosiic' 609' 0'Yb'Xx'bXN 'Wad M3 iga VX QhS gxexa Q'5c:0 we Ka! se .. 6 xifl Bow cvxgsogaxaxoavxbjeo 'ao . Y 4- w1 y.v QSK xy? Cx5 Gcgb X X6 X50 gi Q6 35X Sa. obxl Oo X YESQQS 'Fifi ' Q1 'nuan- .pl ' laguna 404 .105 i grill sont! IIIOU too q,,,.,...f-W First row Alden Luke Arlen Stabbe Allen Meyer Keith Bunting Ronald Bentsen Gene Olson Second row Gordon Harman Marlen Pellersels Wrlbur McCaulley Dale Green James Brell Jim Lee Jerry Schramm Norman Kolbe Lowell Drersen Third row Raymond Miller Larry Vauble William Johnson Ronald Rieman Gene Schramm Don Goecke Marvin Longnecker Marvin Oder Charles Glass Larry Domino Arlen Brouchous Jerry Hagan Fourth row Larry Drerson Darrell Stevens Jack Susie Dean Allen Louis McCrea Laverne Mueggenberg l-IaroldGreene EdwardK1uver ,, Merle McCrea Jim Hass Edward Schwaller Q I , . AMER' Future Farmers of America is an organization -33 I 'HQ CA for farm boys and those interested in becoming qgs ' Q farmers. I They sponsor many farm projects and community ' or-f5,oc,, projects Their big party of the year is the an- QAOIFX- ' 1f nual Harvest Ball, at which they choose an F. F. C 9 A. Sweetheart. They also sponsor a Parent- ,gi Riagg G Faculty Picnic and a Parent-Son Banquet. Un- f oi his der the supervision of Mr. Severson these boys '91 fP,-fox! have had another outstanding year. r 0 LU as Q FFA gig S39 W xi 566 PAV? X5 A c oi 9 Own W 9,093 teegav O6 Y ai?e5 X556 we Betty Bogue F. F. A. sweetheart Sweethearts Nancy Miller Attendant 39 V99 066' 5 xxY'e't Joyce Meyer Attendant 3 V- af r 1 .4 K U4 ,SK 3 K if 1- w Future Homemakers First Row: Margaret Larson, Frances Schug, Barbara Schulte, Jo Ann Jarnagin, Elizabeth Frazier, Buelah Berry, Beverly Lewis, Mary Liechty, Julie Young, Sharon Harman, Patty Sullens, Betty Anderson, Jo Ann Freeman. Second Row: Jo Pullen,Phyllis Schade, Trellis Clinton, Betty Bogue, Avis Shaw, Billie Stedman, Marlene Carter, Carol Moeller, Betty Bowman, Sandra Chisholm, Gloria Wilson. Third Row: Kaye Arthaud, Barbara Ferti , Beverly Susie, Josephine Quail, Shirley DeBourgh, Barbara Clausen, Mary Lou Hallengren, Jonette Everts, Mary Eirhardt, Jo Ann Brouchous, Janice Meyer, Colleen Wynn, Bonnie McDonald. Fourth Row: Polly Otto, Pattie Freeman, Sandra Fischer, Lou Rae McCrea, Norma Roose, Carole Griffith, Ann Johnson, Eleanor Gosch,Janet Campbell, Donna Stedman,Joyce Meyer,Joan Shadle, Marlene Shaw. INSET, Officers--First Row: Jo Pullen, Pattie Freeman, Bonnie McDonald. Second Row: Cynthia Thiessen, Lou Rae McCrea, Third Row: Mary Schultz, Barbara Clausen. Fourth Row: Marlene Carter. Queens Queen, Marlene Carter, Junior attendant, Eleanor GoschgSophomore attendant, Julie Youngg Freshman attendant, Judy Griffith. Rr 40 of America C .sf ji 2 i f iff nr .fi WA? x i 9 1 ar - F' 1 C t . fl T 1 Q If ' .. ' -W C, C, First Row: Mary Jean Erritt, Dorothy Anderson, Shirley Smith, Jane Shull, Lois Kolbe, Sally Donovan, Elma Love, Al- berta Kohlstedt, Peggy Henson, Shirley Hass, Verna Morton, Susan McLaughlin, Delores Anderson. Second Row: Janice Schwaller, Beverly Blass, Lola Mae Kingfield, Mary Schultz, Barbara Henson, Sandra McBride, Sandra Schug, Judy Davis, Mary Jo Hunting, Harriett Brown, Phyllis Stoelting, Kaye Schug, Laurel Richards. Third Row: Alice Crabb, Barbara Philips, Patty Penniman, Phyllis Rehder, Sandra Littlefield, Marlene Ehrhardt, Nancy Lewis, Carol Wiley, Cynthia Thiessen,Sandra Scheffler, Shirley Claxton, Barbara Vauble, Coral Teague, Judy Griffith, Fourth Row: Mar- lene Maule, Sally Penniman, Ruth Evans, Margaret Roose, Marvel Venzke, Shirley Venzke, Peggy Goodwin, Nancy Miller, Sandra Smith, Kay Gibson, Elaine Oetjen, Sharon This is the school's largest organi- zation, and one of its busiest. This year the F.H.A. girls sold candy and apples once a week after school. Some of the money raised was sent to U.N.E.S.C.O. The annual formal dance took place on December 12. The girls decided to be real fancy, so theyhired EJ. Eaton's band from Early. The dance was a huge success. F.H.A. also sponsored in- formal parties and educational films. The girls attended the district con- vention at Des Moines. This club is under the direction of Miss Hermanson. ,xii Nr wr 5,s? L2 1? ' e' Shad le, Sandra Bihrer, .,,,. N.. TW x .f-.Mg 'Vs x - 1, Sinn' ' hs' V9 1 A . in J, ,qu E a f nfs i I 13? is . 'Dfw i .1 '59 ia,-I' 'S'1 I 132.0 3 S P ll ' E wi - , , n,,.'f 1 National Honor Society Th1S organ1zat1on1s an honorary soc1ety of h1gh school students who are outstandmg 1n scholar Shlp lead ersh1p serv1ce and character Merr1bersh1p 1n the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 1S the h1ghest honor the school can confer on 1tS students Membersh1p 1S deterrn1ned by the vote ofthe ent1re h1gh school faculty The 1n1t1at1on 1S held durmg the se cond semester Both-1un1ors and se n1ors are selected for mernbershrp at th1s meet1ng Patt1e Freeman B1llRehder and Lou Rae McCrea had the d1st1nct1on of be1ng 1n1t1a.ted 1nto the soc1ety dur1ng the1r Jumor year In1t1ates durmg the 1953 54 school year were Delos Corderman Jo Pullen Larry Harman and Allen Meyer sen1ors and Phyll1s Rehder Cynth1a Th1essen Jane Shull and Mary Frances Schultz Inmat CS l- Offrcers B111 Rehder V1ce Presldent Pattle Freeman Pres1dent Lou Rae McCrea Secretary Treasurer A IOICAI. IIOOIOISOCITY N' M 5 Frrst row Jo Pullen Allen Meyer Delos Corderman Larry Harman Second row Mary Frances Schultz Phyllrs Rehder Jane Shull Cynthra Tlnessen 42 om '.. 1 -5 W Q . Q xx I 1 , 6 t Q at !l 9 ' 'X 'Q I Qu.. Z! -. ,Alix x--, V,-IE' S A . 'I K, 9 ba' 1' gm 1' ' M ' 3, ' ' , ' - i , 3' N X -E . 25 ' 1 me ff ,',f'5i'?'c Girls' J 17? First Row: Shirley Smith, Frances Schug, Georgia Denman, Janice Johnson, Elaine Buckingham, Sandra Littlefield, Ruth Exans, Judy Davis, Donna Stedman, Marvel Venzke, Martha Winkler, Second Row: Jo Ann Freeman, Sharon Harrnan,Betty Anderson, Peggy Henson, Mavis Anderson, Phyllis Stoelting, Elma Love, Shirley Claxton, Myrna Moore, Marsha Lange, Beverly Susie, Third Row: Betty Bogue, Janice Schwaller, Patty Penniman, Josephine Quail, Shirley Venzke, Phyllis Rehder, Janet Campbell, Jonette Everts, Lois Kolbe, Peggy Goodwin, Carole Griffith, Nancy Miller, Mixed Chorus First Row: Elaine Buckingham, Sandra Littlefield, Ruth Ev ans, Judy Davis, Marvel Venzke, Norma Roose, Martha Winkler,Donna Stedman, Peggy Goodwin, Kaye Schug, Jo Pullen, Kaye Arthaud, Cynthia Thiessen. Second Row: Sharon Harman, Jane Shull, Mary Frances Schultz, Elma Love, Mary Jo Hunting, Carole Griffith, Nancy Miller, Pattie Freeman, Polly Otto, Lou Rae McCrea, Harriett Brown, Shirley Venzke, Phyllis Stoelting,Julie Young, Third Row: Shirley Smith, Frances Schug, Janice Johnson, Max Erritt, Gene Schramm, Duane Case, Ronald Rieman, Larry Jarvis, Michael Schulte,James Lee, Arlen Stabbe, Marlis Offe, Marsha Lange, Shirley Claxton, Fourth Row: Sammy Barlow, Larry Harman, Monte Mc Clintock, Louis McCrea, Ronald Bentsen, Kingsley Miner, Joe Blass, Dean Johnson, Charles Ritter, Jerry Penninran, Gary Buehler, Jim Hoover, Keith Bunting, 3 2 r Glee Club 3 First Row: Pattie Freeman, Eleanor Gosch, Elaine Oetjen, Lou Rae McCrea, Kaye Schug, Sharon Shadle, Joyce Meyer, Cynthia Thiessen, Carol Wiley, Jo Pullen, Mary Frances Schultz, Kaye Arthaud, Second Row: Polly Otto, Mary Jo Hunting,Bonnie Mc Donald, Marlys Offe, Susan Mc Laughlin, Margaret Larson, Beverly Lewis, Laurel Richards, Sandra Bihrer, Julie Young, Patty Sullens, Barbara Schulte, Third Row: Ruth Ann Johnson, Norma Roose, Margaret Roose, Joan Shadle, Marlene Shaw, Harriett Brown, Glenna Smith, Evelyn Whitehouse, Mary Ellen Liechty, Sandra Fischer, Jane Shull, Roberta Singer, Boys' C5-lee Club First Row: Sammy Barlow, Max Erritt, Gene Schramm, Duane Case, Ronald Rieman, Larry Jarxis, Michael Schulte, James Lee, Arlen Stabbe, Keith Bunting, Second Row: Larry Harman, Monte Mc Clintock, Louis Mc Crea, Ronald Bentsen, Kingsley Miner, Joe Blass, Dean Johnson, Charles Ritter, Jerry Penniman, Gary Buehler, Jim Hoover, i ,. .., - i, am , an .4 3' nz -X as Q, M 2 5 'U' 4' so git' ,. ,,, Y.. 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'- , .J V 1,Q,rri51- if A+ 'L , 357 . -sg, A K 7. -K 's .E 2.42 J-QMS Exp X -s f A Mmm-its .14 jx V ,. 1 NW4 I 4 .. ,., . . x. s gq.,'f S w waxy, WM, , x 12515 A eggs, f 'fx fx.. 4 93 pf x.., 9, gi 'YQ 31 Yu a, f 544 L if .W f . 1 5, E 55 f I' ff 5 -, .5 Kg i ' .V -- 4' Lg ' 4 .I E ai SQ, ' - L ' f H Marching First Row: Jerry Jarnagin, Stanley Buehler, Raymond Penniman, Janice Blumgren, Gordon Sams, Dick Irwin, Maylan Sams, Jerry Philips, Second Row: Mary Erritt, Betty Anderson, Jo Ann Jarnagin, Marlene Carter, Mary Evans, Sandra Littlefield, Barbara Henson, Colleen Wynn, Third Row: Mary Frances Schultz, Gloria Wilson, Roberta Singer, Mar- garet Larson, Sandra Bihrer, Kay Gibson, Lola Mae Kingfield, Nancy Miller, Fourth Row: Scott Russell, Jim Hoover, Jerry Schramm, Gene Schramm, James Lee, Charles Glass, Gordon Brown, Duane Case, The band is deserving of much credit. Although these musicians arise in the mid- dle of the night Q8 o'clock A.M. to be exact, to grope their way to school, they still end up producing fine music. These energetic Maestros are capable of playing everything from popular tunes to long-hair overtures. They also strut their stuff between halves of home football games. Personnel of the marching and concert bands is substantially the same. Students who participate in band really know what it means to be busy . Last fall the marching band participated in the marching band con- test held in Sac City, receiving a division two rating. In January, the concert band appear- ed in the annual home concert. Barbara Clausen Drum Majorette 48 Band First Row: Martha Winkler, Pattie Freeman,Elma Love,Mar1ene Maule, Verna Mae Morton, Jim Freeman, Jim Mason Jim Fertig. Second Row: Michael Schulte, Phyllis Rehder, Cynthia Thiessen, Mary Ehrhardt, Jane Shull, Janice John son, Marlene Ehrhardt, Mike Sullens, Third Row: Bill Kingfield, Jarrett Kuske, Kenneth Singer, Harriett Brown, Bar- bara Philips, Judy Griffith, Alden Bass, Fourth Row: Kingsley Miner, Jack McCorkle, Charles Ritter, Gary Buehler Bob Hughes, Ronald Bartlett, Peggy Goodwin, Merlyn Sams, um-M Baton Twirlers Left to right: Josephine Quail, Marsha Lange, Peggy Roy L. Holtz ,, we is Goodwin, Donna Stedman, Patty Sullens. Director 6 49 Band Officers Boys' Glee Club Officers Girls' Glee Club Officers Mike Schulte, Assistant secretaryg Arlen Stabbe, pr e s i d e n t g Ronald Kaye Arthaud, p r e s i d e n t g Patty Patty Freeman, vice p r e si d e n t g Bentsen, secretary: Mike Schulte, vice Freeman, treasurer, Marvel Venzke, Phyllis Rehder, secretary, Kingsley president. vice president, Sandra Littlefield: Miner, president. Music Groups Freshmen Boys' Sextet Freshmen Girls' Sextette it Ed Kulver, Arden Schug, Jerry Barbara Philips, Marlene Ehrhardt X B ofenka mp , Jack Susie, Charles Mary Ehrhardt, Judy Griffith, Col- Glass, Gordon Harman. leen Wynn, Mary Jean Erritt, Mar- garet Larson, accompanist. Junior High Band First row: Mayre Niewerth,Carole Hagan, Denise Corderman,Janice Hoover,Marjorie Wellendorf. Second row: James Fertig,Jerry Jarnagin,John Currie, Dick Schramm,Pau1 Laughlin, Sandra Rodin, Susan Holtz, Mary K. Farmer, Carmen Lewis, Nancy l-luser, Mary Fachman, Betty Hutchinson, Sharon Sams, Judy Mauer. Third row: Barbara Philips, Verna Morton, Stanley Buehler, Jim Mason, Jimmy Freeman, Mike Sullens, Dick Irwin, Scott Russell, Ronnie Bartlett, Alden Bass, Mary Evans, Janice Blumgren, Mary JeanErritt. Fourth row: Lola Mae Kingfield, Jo Ann Jarnigan, Marlene Maule, Barbara Henson, Kay Gibson, Judy Griffith, Colleen Wynn, Kenny Singer, Bob Hughes, Jerry Schramm, Merlin Sams, Mary Ehrhardt, Billie Stedman, Marlene Ehrhardt. se Q ' , X g fa 5 ' I .Q ,W ' rigfws V -M4 5 :A 'S .w f , xv 3 ,sf J A .1 mv i Az -,fwff W ' u J.. sf- Yr -kwa...-,, M . ,.....MMmm- W' M m'T3W 'WaHw.w4-.ww-.www , - N' sf 1,-,.,.f4W,m.,., V X . Football Sac City Indians Football Schedule it'ZE'psa71 21 First Row: Mike Schulte, Managerg Larry Domino, Jerry Philips, Roger Owens, 1953 Danny Wayt, Duane Hartman, Sam Barlow, Jerry Gerkin, Jarrett Kuske, Larry - Iarvis,Max Erritt. Second Row: Keith Bunting, Jim Lee, Gene Schramm, Jerry ffzwr- Penniman, Norman Kolbe, Bud McCrea, Bill Kingfield, Dean Johnson, A1 J Bofenkamp, David Montag, Gary Bowman, Duane Case, Alden Luke, Ed Robson. ,Qi Third Row: Larry Harman, Monte McClintock, Charles Ritter, Marvin Oder, ' Q Jack McCork1e,Joe B1ass,Bi1l Rehder, Don Goecke, Gene Olson, Ronald Bentsen, T , , Allen Meyer, Arlen Srabbe, Jerry Hagan. Sac City Score Opponent' s Score 12. Storm Lake O 33 Lemars 0 M' ldw 6 Jeffer son 0 est 2 O Harlan 13 . 21 Rggkwell City 0 Conference Standings 26 Denison 0 44 Odebolt 7 Won Lost 6 Carroll 13 Sac City 4 1 13 Ida Grove 6 Jefferson 4 1 ---- ---- Carroll 4 1 181 3 9 Ida Gr ove Z 3 1 Harlan 1 4 Season's record: eight victories--one defeat. Denison 0 5 Coach Halford Coach Hermann F - 1 Larry Harman Bill Rehder Gene Olson Arlen Srabbe I n d I3 n s Allen Meyer Sac Ed Robson Donald Goecke Monte McCl1ntock Joe Blass l '! ilifm-as jim- wash-my, was vy- 'ww 'fgwsmf :Y l , - 1 Y Q . K A H ., , o 1, 'MW is ,A 5 fQs:.,,N,f., ,gi ' ,, iv 5 L 2-we Yjfu' ' 'Y -'. 'fig f, f fzig ' J 2, , I '13 7' ., ,et , 1-,,,.' I- ' L 3 C Marvin Q in as Di? I n d i a oder K e B uni YW mx Qffffife.. X .1'4 V ,f l 1.1, H . Alden Luke Ronald Bentsen Ch ades Ring' I1 S Gene Schl, afnn-1 Davi d Mohiag fY K QR A1 Bofe nkafnp A f x. 54 xack MCCOYMC Jerry Hagan J1m Lee 'Q Ww- The Sac Ind1ans completed one of then' most successful seasons 1n h1story com p1l1ng an e1ght won one lost record and shar1ng the M1dwest Conference t1tle w1th Jefferson and Carroll Under the tutelage of Coaches Halford and Hermann the Ind1ans gave local par football Th1s season marks the f1rst t1me smce the foundmg of the M1dwest Confer ence 1U 1932 that Sac C1ty has won or shared 1n the football champ1onsh1p Numerous honors came to the team dur1ng and after the season Four Sac C1ty players rece1ved all conference recogn1 t1on They are Olson and Rehder ends Harman halfback and Stabbe tackle B111 Rehder was honored as Prep of the Week by The Des Mo1nes Tr1bune and was named to the fourth all state team 55 a . . . u -' ' f - XA. ' l a . ' fi ' tisans some very interesting evenings of I ' - , 1 , ! 9 I ' 3 . . I1 - . 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Q- 'fx 37 ibn! wg 5 +sfv 774 , W WM , x if s X 'Hun-13 1 'xx f J an 1 Z 151' 1 K ffgf W X, 1 I .f Qs? ,:,1:! ai 225' ' 552' xx X 1 .- ff' ' M6525 if J. High School Track Squad First row: Roger Owens, Jerry Gerken, Ronald Rieman, Arlen Brouchous,Gordon Waller, Jarrett Kuske, Gene Schramm, Jerry Philips. Second row: Keith Bunting, Danny Wayt, David Montag, Jerry Hagan, Bill Kingfield, Richard Arndt, Gary Bowman, Duane Case, Jim Brell, Jim Hoover. Third row: Monte McClintock, Marvin Oder, Gene Olson, Don Goecke, Dean Moeller, Kingsley Miner, Ronald Bentsen, Allen Meyer, Jerry Penniman. Gene Olson, Jim Hoover. Kingsley Miner. Track MonteMcClintock.Marvin Oder. Dean Moeller, Ron- ald Bentsen, Allen Meyer. Junior High Track Squad First row: Terry Penniman, Gene Foster, Paul Laughlin, Mark Wallerstedt, Dennis Shull, Dennis Millard. Second row: Mickey Welch, Jim Freeman, Kelley Hoskins, Freddie Auen, Dick Schramm, Wayne Peterson, Don Kingfield, Kurt Larson, Raymund Millard, Alden Bass. Third row: Larry Birt, Dubbie Lytle, Charles Jons, Robert Luckow, Charles Pliner, Earl Lang, Darrell Weisenborn, Bob Hughes, Larry Smith, Scott Russell, Cordis Bechler, Morris Mooney. Athletics I Junior High 92 O Junior High Football Squad: First Row: Terry Penniman, Mike Hamm, Paul Laughlin, Eugene Foster, Robert Montag, Dennis Shull, Dick Quail, John Fethkenher, Mike McLaughlin, John Wirtjers. Second Row: Mike Sullens, Michael Welch, Warren Presley, Kelley Hoskins, Wayne Peterson, Larry Bogue, James Mason, Ralph Vaub1e,Gordon Harman Russell Love, Don Kingfield,Fred Pease, Gary Larson. Third Row: Morris Mooney, Jim Simpson, Larry Birt, Darwin Lytle, Charles Jons, 331 2 SW x., A Junior High Basketball Squad: First Row: Tom Wellendorf, Paul Laughlin, Dennis Shull, Kelley Hoskins, John Wirtjers, Michael McLaughlin, Don Kingfield, Loren Gruber, Kurt Larson, James Hass, Mickey Welch. Second Row: Wayne Peterson, Gordon Sams, Scott Russell, Dick Bruner, Alden Bass, Harold Barnhill, Gary Larson, Mike Sullens, Kenneth Singer, Charles Jons, Jack Bright, Larry Dew, Bill Criss. Third Row: Coach Camp, Larry Birt, Arden Schug, Jerry Schramm, Darrell Weisen- born, David Larson, Jack Buckley, Charles Glass, Bob Hughes, Earl Lange, Ronnie Bartlett, Dub Lytle. Jerry Schramm, Robert Vauble, David Larson, Jack Buckley, Darrell We1senborn,John Crowe, Earl Lange, Charles I-liner, Edward Schwaller, Scott Russell, Coach Richard Camp. Sac City High Schoo1's athletic fu- ture took on a rosy hue during the pre- sent school year as large and enthusi- astic junior-high squads worked out un- er Coach Dick Camp. Two football squads played a sche- dule of games-- a ninth-grade squad and a combined seventh-eighth grade team. The latter group compiled a re- markable record-- being undefeated, r ,YA A untied, and unscored-upon. Basketball teams, organized on the same set-up, had very successful sea- sons. The neophyte athletes absorbed some excellent coaching and devoted much time to the mastery of fundamen- tals which should pay dividends when they step into varsity roles a few years hence. - V lt lf-V '-gh-sf' Sac Indians in Action , ...QT B' Glr s Athletics Grrls' athlet1cs act1v1t1es durmg the 1953 54 school year featured a very ex tensrve program of 1nd1v1dua1 and team sports Under the drrectlon of M1ss Florme grrlathletes of S C H S settled school champronshrps 1n hockey and basketball Touch football was played rn the fall and volleyball was played dur1ng the wmter but no champ1onsh1ps were rnvolved Gym class champronshrps were settled 1n badm1nton shuffleboard pmg pong and other games Sw1mm1ng and phasrs rn the program of act1v1ty Stress was placed upon physrcal ed ucatron and recreatron Competrtron was l1m1ted to groups w1th1n the Sac Clty H1gh Qchool and 1nvo1ved wrdespread partxcr pat1on 1n g1r1s' athlet1cs aCt1V1t1CS fb? Z' ,.,....,-1 M1ssAde11aF1or1ne Jumpmg Jane Shull Carole Grrffrth Referee Mr Camp Other Glrls Arhletrc Drrector players Ruth Evans Mary Schultz 62 I I , .' 1 . . . ' 5 :.-F' . . . ' N J s- s l e 1 it '4 ' , ' . - -' 1, as danclng. were given considerable em- X I Q s s pi - ' 11 o r . . . . ' . . 00 ' U l H ' Lots of 'Action gs, Af? ,,mq-M, ,. uw M, ., 45 Wm , ami, F Qi 'i fx' 43 .iii 3 X -43 at 'gibv-if X 1 2 Vg Cheer leaders Jumor Hrgh Cheer Leaders Mary Ehrhardr Mary Evans Mary JeanErr1tt Barbara Phrlrps Marlene VN ' My ae.. W7 'Rf X A. 0 x s gf: KV x , , ,, , A L ' 'fivff N ? x A L ,. ., 1 N J , gg,p4i,.-Q, in .aa , My , ,K fri V A . gy ' X. , X xi , W' ' ' 'W , b , if R - a 1 V 3 --1.. 'X 6 x X I O 3 rn 0 O 3. :: UQ SaC City High School Homecoming October 9, 1953 YF 5 fl S , A,,ff,f 7 7 5 w wf XXX x 'f U V A 2 9 'Z E at , t o a cr: I , . 11 f 9 1 L f , if 41 'i if ' 1 -8 a t fu 6 ,fit ' - 6 Lou Rae McCrea ' I K ' Queen QHWWAWYA J - 9 I - K , is , 'gl Jane Shull Peggy Goodwin Anendam Attendant A Z1 to O victory over Rockwell City, the reign of Lou Rae McCrea as Homecoming Queen, an outstanding homecoming parade, a spirited pep rally, and a homecoming dance featured Sac City High School's annual homecoming observance on October 9, 1953. First row: Nancy Miller, Carole Griffith, Cynthia Thiessen, Donna Stedman, Jo Pullen, Polly Otto, Peggy Goodwin, Phyllis Rehder, Mary Schultz, Jane Shull, Carol Wiley. Second row: Janice Blumgren, Elaine Buckingham, Georgia Denman, Barb Schulte, Ruth Evans, Julie Young, Pat Sullens, Margaret Larson, Lois Kolbe, Susan McLaughlin, Mary Liechty, Mary Jean Erritt. Third row: Mayre Niewerth, Denise Corderman, Mary Evans, Billie Stedman, Mary Ehrhardt, Colleen Wynn, Judy Griffith, Roberta Singer, Bev Lewis, Avis Shaw, Sally Penniman, Nancy Lewis, Marlene Ehrhardt. . .T. Club Parties Dolphin Show of I9 4 The Dolphin Show of l954 , an an- nual water attraction staged by girl's swimming groups of Sac City High School, was held late in the spring. Theme of this year's show was Fairy Land . Among featured acts were swim- ming duets by .Julie Young and Pat Sul- lens, and Nancy Miller and Peg Good- win. Bobby Singer presented a swim- ming solo. Director ofthe show was Miss Flo- rine, swimming instructor of the Sac City High School. Nobody seems to know why the fac- ulty social club acquired the name, T. N. T. Possibly someone had the bril- liant idea that this group should be named Teachers 'n Teachers. This very active organization spon- sored several all-teacher parties and bi-monthly coffees during the school year. Officers of this august body are He- len Howe, president, and Florence Fos- ter, secretary. Pictured below are the teachers at their annual Valentine party. First row: Beverly Lange, Kathryn Grager, Gladys Bailey, Roberta Rhodes, Dorothy Anderson, Lyda McBride, Mrs, James Alexander, Janice Woehl, Marcella Freeman, Floyd Freeman, Daisy Carter, Melvin Carter. Second row: Marie Harmon, Ethel Silbaugh, Elinor Hardie, Earl Rix, Mary Rix, Everett Summers, Gladys Summers, Flor- ence Foster, Mary Lou Thieman, Ada Griewe, C. S. Griewe, Lyle Strom, Third row: Ardeth Jameson, Ruby Hall, Margaret Hoffman, Frank Hoffman, Barbara Bulman, Neil Bulman, Helen Howe, Ben Rutherford, Lucille Ruther- ford, lsabel Severson, Gene Severson, Mike Kasperbauer, Milton Severson, Fourth row: Dale Wallinga, Beverly Wallinga,Warren Flath, Beverly Flath, Adelia Florine, Carolyn Aschom, Judy Hermann, George Hermann, Bonnie Halford, Duane Halford, Gene Huston. '31 nil I. 3P ,aa-71 rd., 'vi'-Q' T e Stars The Court Scene The Forest Prmce W1th a cast of approx1mately s1xty students featur1ng Kaye Arthaud and Ned Stanzelm the leadmg roles the vo cal muslc department of Sac Clty I-hgh presented The Forest Pr1nce Octo ber Z0 Other pr1nc1palparts were taken by Pat Freeman Joe Blass Martha W1nk ler Gary Buehler Betty Anderson Mlke Schulte Charles R1tter and Larry Harman The product1on was under the dl- rection of Mr. Flath. Dramatic inter- pretat1ons were under the d1rect1on of Mr Rummells M1ss Florme d1rected dances B111 Duncan and Dean Moeller were stage managers of the product1on Jo Pullen served as accompan1st Featured 1n dances were Jane Shull Mary L1echty Julle Young Pat Sullens Betty Bogue Janlce Johnson Marsha Lange Donna Stedman Carole Gr1ff1th Nancy M1ller Peg Goodwm and Cynth1a Th1essen A chorus of th1rty e1ght Volces gave support to the produCt1on. Operetta cast and chorus Sentinel Varieties of I953 First stage production ofthe year was The Sentinel Va- riety Show of 1953 which was presented September 29. Staged under the direction ofMr. Hoffman, and Mr. Rum- mells, the show featured vocal and instrumental music, dances, skits, one-act plays, and unexpected surprises. Participants in the program included an Oompah Band composed of Mike Schulte, Kinglsey Miner, Charles Ritter, Duane Case, and Bob Huges. Larry Harman served as mas- ter of ceremonies. Lola Mae Kingfield and Laurel Richards presented solo dance numbers. A modern group dance was presented by Bev Lewis, Janet Campbell, Roberta Singer, Mary Liechty, Julie Young, Sandra Fisher, Ruth Evans, and Margaret Lar- son. A boys' quartet composed of Sammy Barlow, Kingsley Miner, Monte McClintock, and Joe Blass, sang. Evelyn White- house and Glenna Smith put on a skit. Betty Anderson played a Cornet solo. Don Goecke gave a short skit. Frances Schug and Delos Corderman put on a humorous skit. Larry Freese, Kinglsey Miner, and Mike Schulte en- gaged in several minutes of clever repartee. Mary Jo Hunt- ing and Jo Pullen played a piano duet. A cast composed of Joe Blass, Bonnie Presley, Larry Har- man, Julie Young, and Cynthia Thiessen stageda one-act play If Girls Asked Boys for Dates . Assisting Mr. Hoffman were Mr. Holtz, Mr. Rummells, Mr. Flath, Miss Florine, Miss Aschom, and numerous stu- dents. Junior Mass A Junlor cast, under the d1rect1on of Mr Rurnrnells presented Jun1or M1ss, a three act comedy before a capaclty aud1ence Novem ber 13 Featured 1n the cast were Sharon Harman as Ju dy Lou1s McCrea as Uncle W1ll1s, Elma Love as Judy's mother, Charles R1tter as Judy's father, Mary Schultz as Fuffy Adams, Jack Mc Corkle as Mr Graves' boss, Sandra L1ttlef1eld as Mr Graves' secretary daughter and Donna Sted man as Judy's older slster Others 1n the cast were Ronald Bentsen, Gene Sch ramm, Dav1d Montag, Jerry Penn1man, Alden Luke Gary Buehler, Dean John son, Donald Freese, Sh1r1ey Hass, Ke1th Bunt1ng and Al len Mooney i Scenes from umor J Mlss QTop Pxcturey I do love to dance though don t you? says Judy fSharon Harman, to Haskell fA11en Mooneyj fM1dd1e Pxcturej J B Curus Uack Mc Corklej declares Just lxke the one we had m 88 eh Feurback'7 fBottom PICIUICQ Tommy Arbuckle 1Gene Schrammj asks Say oldumer do you bowl? Well get a load of th1s' 'in wk? 314 in wry 3 5 Junior High Night The Annual Junior-High Night pro- gram was held in the high school audi- torium January 25. The program featured two one-act plays Father Says No and Stoney's Bride . The Junior band and baton twirlers entertained. Vocal music was furnished by the eighth-grade chorus, the seventh-grade chorus, ninth-grade boy's glee club, the ninth-grade girl's glee club, the freshrnanboy's sextet, and the freshman girl's sextette. Parents of junior high students at- tended a social and refreshment get acquainted period following the pro- gram. . M- -I if. 1 School Dances Numerous school dances were held through- out the year. Each Friday home basketball game was followed by a Sock Hop inthe gymnasium. During the football season, dances were held in the Mat Room following home games. Formal and semi-formal dances included the F. H.A. Formal, the F. F. A. Harvest ball, the Homecoming dance, the All-School dance. . Ha F P Mg. 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Production Tlme Schedule Although this page does not appear at the end of the book this IS the last page on which the yearbook staff worked The yearbook was printed eight pages at a time These pages must be erght specified pages fnot any etghtj so that when the book IS folded and gathered each page will be rn IIS proper place The yearbook staff met the following production time table in publishing the 1954 Chieftain December 22 multiples anuary multiples February 22 4 1X2 multiples The Job Is Flnlshed To publish a yearbook it ts necessary to have the co operation of many persons other than the staff Many organizations and individuals have contrrbuted to The 1954 Chieftain Mr Johnson gave us mvaluable service making and developing photos at odd times and places Our advertisers gave the necessary f1nanc1al sup the staff rn sponsoring concessions at games and music contests Miss Tapley copy read all names appearing in this publrcation The administrative and faculty members of the school gave the1r cooperation and encouragement to the staff at all times The representatives of the American Yearbook offered many suggestions To all of these persons we say thanks Specialthanks go to our sponsor who gave us unlimited advice and counsel Signed Kaye Arthaud Editor A Report on Track Despite the loss of ten lettermen including state champions Boyd Mayberry and Marlin Meyer the 1954 track squad has nine returning lettermen A large and promising group of sophomores should provide some needed strength partic larly in the relays The Indians are expected to make strong brds as defending champions at the following meets Pocahontas Relays Good Indian Meet Carroll Relays Mid West Conference Meet and the District Meet 1954 Track Schedule March 27 State Indoor Iowa City April 9 Holstein Relays Holstein April 15 Pocahontas Relays Pocahontas April 17 Tomahawk Relays Cherokee April 20 Good lndran Meet Sac City April 23 24 Drake Relays Des Moines May 1 Carroll Relays Carroll May 4 Carroll Dual Sac City May 7 Sac Relays Sac City May 11 Mid West Conference Meet Carroll May 14 Distrrct Holstein May 22 State outdoor Grinnell . l l - I I ' .V -- 2 ,- ' , , ' J 22 -- 5 I I -- w I Gloria Wilson, 15. Coral Teaguel port to make this book possible. Many students assisted u - ' ' 1 . 1 1 a . ' : 79 'Y A Janice Woehl V .Mildred Tapley Superinlendent's secretary Marcella Freeman PHUCIDG1 S Secretary School Nurse Cffice and Qperating Personnel fs Dalsy Carter High School ls 1 Melvin Godwin S Maintenance man lr:-Y f 4 Bessle Paul 'Q' Grade School , A .V Jr ' Fred Zlmmer Gymnasium Melvm Carter High School Ernest Jensen Grade School P M , , ami' wig! Q-my . ,i,.,N M' 'Affekivc ,.'- if 'xi wif 1 Egan-'sl'.ii'5w . 5 1 .A 1 I ff ?kqf3f,.,,, 'I ,...u,-an-lr' . 1: f x'f- FY' ' , Q dry' , 1 1 ,. ff, f ...L ff' HDVEHTISIHG 'UCSB' i2eSata SAC CITY IOWA PHONE 87I A 78 V,,,g,uP4-5 JEHEEOQI' ekwraf U D SOTO PLYMOUTH GOODYEAR 5 we Q ' W Ph wif! 'flffo 1 qygrn C IHEHHIIIY QM? F 19 READ IT FIRST IN X- 'rnn sAc sum 'I Nj CJ 2' Ill r . ,..4llllQ . HATS SHOES FURNISHINGS Congratulatlons to the Class of I954 from a COMMUNITY INSTITUTION SAC CITY STATE BANK mfwu new CHARLES A. HACKE, Editor and Ma ag -'T' A-7T ' . . . , w Llsten to The Musical Clock Q5'N'w,.w Over Station WHO Each Tues Thus a. suf 7 15A M HYBHI 5 5 WILSON Russu CQRN COMPANY mm Sac Cnty Iowa Your Local Genume P ster Growers LENT S SERVICE CLEANERS We Call For and Delzzff Phone 635 PERSONALIZED REAL ESTATE SERVICE K A MINER 210 N 'I2th St hone 3834 Armour and Co Hog Buyers Mo shall Wyn Kenneth Gangestad Longman Produce WISEMAN S CAFE When Hungry Th k of WISEMAN S CAFE All Post es Ho e Baked SAC CITY IOWA CAMP BELL MO TO R C0 Pontiac Sales 8. Service C Cnty Iowa Sac County Abstract Co A C r e SAC CITY IOWA SHULL MOTOR SUPPLY Congratulatzons to the Class of 54 Farmers Lumber Co COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE 50 Years Serwng tbrs Commumty HOLMBERG MACHINE and WELDING SHOP WALLEN S 54' 51 00 STORE SAC CITY, IOWA Dry Goods and Ready-to Wear SAC CITY, IOWA :R Nedrow Rexall Drug Store Your Prescription Center In Buszness for Your Health Sac Cxty, Iowa Phone 612 COAST-TO-COAST Locally Owned Natzonally Organized S16 Mam St Phone 3973 Sac Cnty Walter Wellendorf, Owner MALTS SUNDAES POLAR Ice Cream Shop HAMBURGERS SANDWICHES ll I ll . . I 'S S ,,j ,, ., . - : . . A gg - '::- ftp. xxxw:q.:.,4 WN ., , KK - H I rr - , 1 ' ' . . P . r n 1 . ,, in , 1, ri m I Sa ' . R. . u ri , Mgr, I , I O ff . . . . ,, ' -- 4 . LEROYS SPORTS AND CAMERA SHOP EVERYONE HAS A FAVORITE SPORT Sac C ty Iowa H O MCKENZIE HERFF JONES RING co Carroll Iowa SMART SHOP READY TO WEAR FOR WOMEN WHO CARE J and P Eat Shop E E LEWIS The House of Qualzty To Seniors of 1954 Best Wushes for Health Sac County Implements THIESSEN ABSTRACT CO Real Estate Abst acts H E THIESSEN RITTER S SERVICE STORE Autborrzed dealer of Earl May Seed COUNCIL OAK STORE Your Frlend At Meal Tame SMITH TRANSFER Local ond Distant Houlmg N A Holmberg Frenchy s Motor 8. Refngeratlon Farmers Gram Co Thompson Tractor Co i , STYLE AND GH:T SHOT: Good Luck Gnd I'IOppII'18SSI 1 - r . W. B. WAYT AND SON, Inc. MONUMENT BUILDERS Since 1 876 SAC CITY CREAMERY CO. Smooth-Tex Ice Cream Guernsey Brand Butter DERFECTLY PASTEURIZED MILK IITIIIKLTIOIAI, , x ' LIECHTY-RECKOFF IMC- ' Farm Equipment SALES SERVICE TRACTORS TRUCKS REFRIGERATORS AUTOMOBILES SAC CITY CANNING CORPORATION SWEET CORN CANNERS Clark Hagan Mgr SAC CITY IOWA Phone 684 Gerken s Conoco Green Lantern Cafe 8. Bakery CLARKIN S 4 cn0 W J DIXON LUMBER CO LUBECK BROS OIL CO PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS Pho e 822 Sac Cnty Iowa Phlllipsf GE MOREYS FOOD MARKET Quality Foods For Less I bbND4g ' . ' Sfdhddfd Service E , Building Materials cmd Cool ' Il . 3 f fix Jack's Phillips 66 Alphllhps Q Courteous Service 'l Y 1 1 Our Motto SERVICE Dairy Farm Equipment Company Everythmg or the Dazry Farmer Bupane Gas Freezer Supplies O'CONNO R'S MARKET l l, l, ,, CORN BELT FINANCE CORPORATION RAYMOND WILSON SAC COUNTY s MosT COMPLETE DRUG AND GIFT SHOP iii, A DEPENDABLE YEAR AROUND MARKET FOR YOUR MILK AND CREAM LY TTON COOP ERATIVE CREAM ERY ASSOCIATION Lytton Iowa Phon 92 Mooney s Barber Shop LYTTON TOWN CRIER Congratulatzons Senzors Russell Oil Co Dlerenfeld Sinclair Service FREEMAN BROS SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING Pbone 6 5 6 summsns MORNING SIDE CAFE East Edge of Sac PRIEBE 8x SONS INC Chicks That Live and Grow The Market Place for Poultry and Eggs Free Culling Route Pickup and Delivery PRODUCE PHONE 615 '. MGR M M BRAMMER 'Q HATGHERY PHONE 613 O MGR Joe REDOUT ' Ill Bl ' Sac City low IOOSTII Q FIEDK : 'llli'X I SINGER S DEPARTMENT STORE THRIF T BASEMENT R J Mann GOODWIN BARBER SHOP AF I , . Dr. Salsbury's Remedies, Jamesway Equipment I s 1 Q I 'A ll ' ' u I . I U Q eq: CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK SERVICE - COURTESY - SECURITY Mmb o tb Fed alD'po'tI C C0 p. WILLIAMS MILLING COMPANY SOYBEAN PROCESSORS GRAINS FEEDS Mill Telephone 542 Leo W Wnllnoms Telephone 881 SAC CITY IOWA SAC CITY HATCH ERY Hyl. ltyC dNt IfyS LAU GIFT and JEWELRY t f I O a 2 PAUL McCORKLE CONSTRUCTION CO f 1954 Sac County Electric Co CU Phone 753 WIGWAM BAKERY TRY THE MAIN CAFE BOB HAYILS Att to Sp l Or e Pop t0adCbe 3dBl IRWIN MOTEL CHIEF PRINT SHOP e er f e er e sz nxuran e r ' I l - ine ond Quai hicks Ames on u reno Feeds POU F UDPIIGS Gif s or al cc sions rn ond Longman Phone 5 3 Best Wishes To The Class 0 . Sac i 1 or a Snack or o Meal H . Special ention ecia d rs 7 rig 1, n f Mr. I. L. Galloway Irwin n il Bancroft's Upholstery Shop Martin Senour Paints and Supplies L 81 M ELECTRONIC SERVICE Appliances Radios Television Sales E5 Servic L. A. Zeman Sac City, Ia. Blumgren s Appliances 8g Services Stubbs Barber Shop Stubbs 8. Wade Congratulations to the Cl ss 0 1954 SAC COUNTY RL RAL ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE Go El ct 'c All the Way O ly O e B'll to Pay HILLTOP VARIETY STORE T L'ttl St W'th Th B'g Valles EMMA PARR SPORTSMAN S INC sToRM LAKE IOWA SAC CITY LUMBER C0 Cong atulat ns to the Cl ss 0 1954- DR R W LEE DDS DR Wm LIN DEMAN DR R J ZOLNOSKY DR F H MOLSBERRY DDS Bryson and Falck Colburn and Son Central Telephone Co Compliments of a Friend SAC CITY CLEANING CO F D Ph 668 Gordon D Brown Owner AMMER HARDWARE SUPER VALU LAKE .1 d IONS YOUNG HARDWARE Plumbing Heating and Hotpoint Applaances Hy Pop lnc Sc Cty I PARK HOTEL KEITH FARMER P p et GREENLEE 81 OETJEN COMPLETE FOOD MARKET LOCKER SERVICE e I Ia f he 1 e ore 1 e 1 1 e T1 5 n n 1 1 . r io a f n Q a I o u n ' ' o a n 0 o a I Q u s l C Rugs-Laundry- ry Cleaners Cold ur Storage - 1 one n - I . . I . . - ' a 1 , owa , ro ri Our Smcere Congratulatzons to the Class o 1954 For Portrants that please SEE JOHNSON STUDIO sAC CITY IOWA SHEELY THE CLOTHIER SAC CITY IOWA The Clotlnng Corner of Sac County Phone 505 LEONARD S GREENHOUSE Flowers for all Occoslons CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 54 Furmture and Funeral Serwce FARBER 8- OTTEMAN SAC CITY IOWA D L lDavel GREEN Real Estate Broker Auctzoneer Phone 682 Sac Cxty Iowa Offlce Casey Bulldmg Wilson and Vest Attorneys Dld you know Gaylord s Jewelry Sac Cnty s Flnest Jewelry Store Sac City Contructian Company Phone 678 or 896 Sac City Iowa Sac Rudio and Electric Complimenfs of a Phone 762 Sac City, Iowa Friend Prairie Home Farm and Stable Saddle Horses and Ponies to Ride D. F. WINKLER Phone 3362 Sac City, Iowa HOME OIL COMPANY Drs. Truax and Ludwig Veterinarians Wilson Implement Company Your John Deere Dealer Corner Market Quality Meats and Groceries N. A. HOLMBERG Indian Lanes .lack M. 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