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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

Presenting TH 1955 CHIEFTAIN The Senlor Class Sac Cliy High School Sac Cnty Iowa Published by IN DEDICATION CARL MUEGGENBERG Class of 1955 D1ed October 23 1953 The l1ves of truest herolsm are those In wh1ch there are no great deeds Thmgs well done that go to make Up a successful and truly good hfe Theodore Roosevelt 3 To look back upon. It is the little FOREWORD We the class of 1955 w1sh to reflect the memories of our past year at Sac C1ty Hlgh Our book 15 1ntended to be a p1cture album portraymg all aspects of our hlgh school l1fe scholast1c and extra curricular. It 1S our hope that you w11l use th1s book to review your rr1err1or1es of 1954 E I 7 4 Phyllls Rehder Carole Gr1ff1th Co Ed1tors fj 646 4092 0,04 4 ,ZW C. S. GRIEWE B. T. RUTHERFORD Superintendent ofSchools,Morning- Principal, Morningside B,A., Univer- side B,A,, University of Colorado sity of Wyoming M.A,, Iowa State M,A,, University of Iowa, Iowa Teachers' College. State College. ADMINISTRATION Under the capable leadership of the administration, Sac City's school system is kept running smoothly. It is their job to take care ofthe finances of the school, route the buses, and plan the night school program. They have the headaches of organizing the cur- riculum, scheduling activities during the year, and sending out the various bulletins. Certainly a huge responsi- bility is on the shoulders of the administration, but their task is carried out to the farthest pos- sible degree. D, W, WILCOX MRS. FRED EHRHARDT WILLIAM HOLE EARL BUCKLEY HOWARD WATTS REUBEN GRIFFITH DR, R, W, LEE SHIRLEY BAKER Grinell, B,A,, Colorado State College of Education, University of Iowa. ADELIA FLORINE Girls' Physical Education, Iowa State Teachers' College, B,A, BARBARA BULMAN Junior High, Waldorf Junior Col- lege,St. Olaf, B. A., Buena Vista. R, DUANE HALFORD Coach, Boys' Physical Education, Counselor, Morningside, B,A,, University of Illinois, M.A, RICHARD CAMP Junior High, Athletics, Central College, Drake University, B,S, RUBY HALL Junior High, Ellsworth Junior Col- lege, Drake University, B,A, LUVERNE CLARK Mathematics, Penn College,B,A,, C o 1 u m b i a Teachers' College, M,A,, Iowa State College. GEORGE I-IERMANN Social Science, Swimming, Ath- letics, Iowa State Teachers' Col- lege, B.A.,University ofColorado, M,S,, University of Iowa. WARREN FLATH Vocal Music, Jamestown College, B.A,, Northwestern, M.M. HALEL HERMANSON Vocational I-Iomemaking Iowa State BS St laf 7 v I 4 I! I 5 I ll t cl,l FRANK HOFFMAN ROY HOLTZ Commercial, Hamilton School of Instrumental Music,Coe, B.A., University C o rn me rc e, Mason C i t y Junior Of Iowa, Northwestern, University of Wis- Col1ege,University of Iowa, B,S.C, COf1SiI1. 8L M.A,, University of'Colorado. HELEN HOWE Librarian, Junior High, Iowa State T e a c he rs College, B.A., Denver University. ARDETH IAMESON PETER, LLOYD ARDEN OHL English, University of Iowa, B.A., IndustrialArts, Driver Training, Morning- Social Science, Iowa State Teachers Iowa State, Iowa State Tea chers side, B,A., Iowa State, M,S,, Drake Uni - College, B,A University of Iowa, College, Northwestern. ersity, Lake Forest like GRACE PILLE BERNICE REIDA MERVIN RUMMELLS Commercial, Briar Cliff College, Buena Vista College, Drake, University of English, Dramatics, University of B,S.C., Colorado State College of Iowa Iowa, ILA., Graduate Work Education li- EUGENE SEVERSON Vocational Agriculture, Iowa State College, B,S., Upper Iowa University DALE WALLINGA Science, Central College, B,A., Uni- versity of Iowa 8 I N ru 'g',F',f an en'-1 1, 1 Q.. w s ji College, Uni- zng .M -. g S Q1 av 2260 7 69, 6 OO MARLENE ALBERS 4? SENIOR HARRIETT BROWN RIC HARD BARLOW ELAINE BUCKINGHAM RONALD BENTSEN GARY BUEHLER N W 3 O W 7 317 5 1 iF MA 5? 'fo 'Bling CLASS +4 , - -4 A' 4. I KEITH BUNTING fig ., DUANE CASE GEORGIA DENMAN IUDY DAVIS 11 ALICE CRABB SALLY DONOVAN '-wg. AF 1 A - 6 I, QM 5 1 f 78, I1 ,fri K A .7 ' f 1 i- I Q3 F Q.. ' QQ' X ' MAX ERRITT ELEANOR GOSCH J i i , ff , 1 A . ,M ., 29 ' ' if ' cz: in SENIOR DONA LD FREESE CA ROLE GRIFFITH 4? PEGGY GOODWIN SHA RON HA RMAN V +0-A CLASS 3 is . . -4 iw 43 T . K7 MARY IO HUNTING MARSHA LANGE 'Z.'!D' DEAN JOHNSON JOHN LARSON SHIRLEY HASS IANICE JOHNSON 'WY 5 if 1 1 jyffdg JN an ln, XJR I if 13 Y.-ffm SANDRA LITTLEFIELD ALDEN LUKE MARVIN LONGNEC KER CARL MAUER SENIOR ELMA LOVE JAC K MCCORK LE g . I, v ,KW ' : A9. ,, blk, - I . 1 ? - A ' f'-' ff ,' I . I -F O 0 !, ul . if ' ff 14 CLASS I, A , 5 3 L f. ' 'F 'X x 1 W .V,' In LOUIS MCCREA ALLEN MOONEY 1 .J Jr, NANCY MILLER ELAINE OETJEN I5 DAVID MONTAG MARLEN PELLERSELS 'Z'... '7 5 JI W. 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X 1 n M ' Q ' n L be .Mr l V .ffl R r r f 1 5:3 n , r l Y , ,., Q , P, M V , vrpqf Dfw A Thrrd Row B Ferug M Ehrhardt N Davrs C Glass I Buckley D Allen R Hughesj Galloway S Barlow M Ehrhardt K Grbson Second Row N Lewrs T Chnton B Bowman J Bnght R Bruner J Crowe J Hass Bl-len son I Grrffrth B Phrlrps Fxrst Row M I Errrtt I A Jarmgan B Blass H Barnhxll G Harman J Frazrer L Drerson L Dew K Mays R Dreren SOPHOMORES Thrrd Row S Smxth B Stedman D Larson L Mueggenberg M Stafford L Smrth A Schug L Lak1n I Schramm S Pennrman L M Krngfreld S Mxllard Second Row M Maule S Scheffler J Myers K Smger E Kluver J Susre R Vauble M Sams D Wersenborn M Schrooten C Wynn S McBr1de Frrst Row A Kohlstedt S Schug, A Shaw J Summers G Sams M Sams R Qua11 E Schwaller J Shull V M Morton E Mays M Smrth feld C I-Iurchrnson I P1951 Sophomore Cla ss Off1cers Hd: 26 I Freshmen Class Offrcers 'T Thrrd Row D Corderman K Grbson M Evans B Cnss R Bartlett L De Bourgh C. Hmer M Sullens LB1rt T Arndt A Camme C Hagan P Hen son B Gosch Second Row S Dougherty I Hoover L Bethune C Bechler L Glass H Armstrong T Hardy H Hxggms I Freeman D Irwxn M F Brell N Anderson D Frazrer FIISI Row I Freese K Hartman W Albers A Bass D Everts S Buehler I F1scher J Fertxg L Bogue D Donovan P Hoye R FRESHMEN Thrrd Row C Johnson S LeRaas M Zollman J Kluver E Lange D Lytle P Krlleen M Welch C Ions B Luckow S Russell B Osgood M Wellen dorf Second Row M Nrewerth M Srmpson M Mooney F Pease J S1mp son R Love K Larson J Lrttlefreld K Schade B Iorgenson Fxrst Row J Qua1l J Marshall R Kohlstedt J Smxth I Jarnagm R Pennrman D Shull B Zrmmerman R Montag W Presley L Myers M A OTool Hartman in 27 DPM Q Xxx' bfi H M. X f' si' QISNA I U. HQ., H . l U Q Q 4 0 . U s. ,s.:', ,+ If 431 5 Q- Fourth Row: Marilynn Jons, Maggie Sue Mills,Jane Rudloff, Larry Gosch, Dick Simpson, Dennis Gosch, Gerry Cavenagh, Ethel Myers, Melody Montgomery. Third Row: Linda Thompson, Barbara Youll, Donnie West, Philip Schulte Kenny Arndt, John Mason, Larry Peyton, Richard Schnirring, Beverly Vauble Marlene Wynn. Second Row: Anita Larson, Donna Kennedy, Fred Scheffler, Ronald Stevenson,Jim Thynne, John Ellgen, Kenneth Shadle, Charles Hoover, Norma Lietz, Shirley Scheffler. First Row: Kathy Keir, Ronald Flink, Dennis Larson, Bill Watts, Donald Meyer, Loren Richards, Leonard Rodin, Judy Arm- strong, Janice Hartman. SEVENTH GRADE Fourth Row: Norma Byers, Darley Simpson, Marilyn Schulte, Gary Mauer, Dick Korneisel, Dale Meyer, Larry Bowman, Marilyn Hocking, Shirley Fertig, Betty Henson. Third Row: Jerriann Lupton, Martha Sue Bell, Eilene Everts, Bobby Hutchinson, Don Dierenfeld, Jack Smith, Stephen Gibson, Judy Casey, Donna Mays, Georgia Griffith, Second Row: Sandra Auen, Deanna Barlow, Charles Brown, Allen Carnine, Ronnie Edgington, Donald Crabb, James Max- Son, James Barnhill, Steven Davis, Carolyn Knudson, Joyce Mann, First Row: Marlene Bogue, Jaree Freese, Lawrence Rieman, Robert Quail, Arlen Sams Wendell Birt, Larry Miller, Raymond Wietzel, Dick Chisholm, Judy Drewry Beverly Sanders. -45' If ,KQV fivwl- 1 - 1 . , i , N r' X x X I ,s I Senior officers showing off the jug. Junior class officers pose for their picture A S D,F. They're learning fast. CLASS ACTION PICTURES Shop boys display their skills, Making dolls for Christmas. Studying the birds and thc bees 4 si? HCTIVITIES Q4 I Q M Q X f' - 1 i ,, 4 6 skgkkllfkgqb Q- jx fi S f 2 a ,., '5 Win '39 9 ' va Q 9 x 44' is Q New WX Fifth Row: Mary Jo Hunting, Elma Love, Beverly Susie, Margaret Roose, Elaine Oetjen, Eleanor Gosch, Ann John- son,Janet Campbell, Donna Stedman, Carole Griffith, Nancy Miller, Marlene Shaw, Sandra Fischer, Carol Wiley, Susan McLaughlin, Fourth Row: Joan Shadle, Laurel Richards, Caroll Moeller, Sandra Bihrer, Judy Davis Harriett Brown, Phyllis Stoelting, Josephine Quail, Sandra Littlefield, Phyllis Rehder, Beverly Lewis, Lois Kolbe, Roberta Singer, Mary Liechty. Third Row: Coral Teague, Shirley Hass, Peggy Henson, Sandra Chisholm, Phyllis Schade, Shirley Smith, Joanne Brouchous, Betty Anderson, Betty Bogue, Jo Ann Freeman, Patty Sullens, Barbara Schulte, Julie Young. Second Row: Jane Shull, Peggy Goodwin, Margaret Larson, Cynthia Thiessen, Mary Schultz, Jonette Everts, Ruth Evans, Sharon Harman, First Row: Trellis Clinton, Mary Ehrhardt. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Mary conducts a meeting as Jane keeps the minutes. Madam President: I move that---- l f..Ea: J 32 Fifth Bow: Mary Evans, Kay Gibson, Sally Penniman, Billie Stedman, Denise Corderman, Sandra Millard, Sandra Smith, Lola Mae Kingfield, Marlene Erhardt, Kay Gibson, Colleen Wynn, Betty Gosch, Sandra Dougherty, Sandra McBride. Fourth Row: Janice Myers, Barbara Philips, Alberta Kohlstedt, Nancy lewis, Muriel Schrooten, Barbara Fertig, Marlene Maule, Betty Bowman, Judy Griffith, Carol Johnson, Beverly Blass, JoAnn Iamigan, Sandra Sche f f ler. Third Row: Marge Wellendorf, Delores Frazier, Karen Hartman, Sandra Schug, Vema Mae Morton, Avis Sha w, Karen Mays, Mary Brell, Estelle Mays, Carol Hagan, Mayre Nlewerth, Ruth Hartman. Second Row: Patty Hoye, Mary lean Erritt, Jan Hoover, Donna Donovan, Janis Freese. First Row: Miss Hermanson, Iudy Quail, Ruth Dierenfeld, Karen Schade, ludy Marshall, Marcyne Simpson. Floor: Phyllis Henson, Barbara Henson. OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is our schoo1's largest organization with a membership of 104 girls. There is certainly no doubt that it's also the busiest organization too. A very impressive initiation-installation was held at the beginning of the school year. In November, F,H.A. Week was observed by the girls. Sac City's chapter was host to the District Convention on October 30th. Three hundred girls, representing approximately fourteen chapters, were in attendance. The theme for this convention was F.H,A,'ers In Harmony. On December Zlst, members went caroling to various shut-ins in town. On Feb- ruary 5th, the F,H.A. sponsored their annual formal dance. The theme of the dance was Candy1and . The State F,H.A. Convention was held March 31 through April Z in Des Moines. Mary Schultz, State Historian, and other chosen girls of the chapter attended this convention. In order to raise money, the girls took charge of concessions and the checkroom at basketball games. Last fall they held a Hobo Day to raise money for their treasury. This year for the first time, points were given to members for working on committees,doing extra projects, and for being atmeetings of the chapter. Awards were in store for those having the most points at the end of each semester. 33 Q N Fourth Row Pat Krlleen Dean Allen laveme Mueggenberg Charles Glass Ronald Bentsen Bud McCrea Jerry Schramm Ronnte Bartlett Lowell Dterson Thrrd Row Allen McCu1lum Larry Dterson Jack Susre Melvm Zoll man Norman Kolbe hm Srmpson Larry Glass Merle McCrea Moms Mooney Fred Pease Second Row Russell Love Wtlbur McCaulley Ed Schwaller Gordon Harman Warren Albers Stanley Buehler ,hm Fertrg Larry Bogue Robert Kohlstedt F1rst Row Mr Severson Gene Schramm Jerry Hagan Ketth Buntmg Arlen Brouchous Ned Stanzel Larry Dommo FUTURE FARMERS Sweetheart Sonja LeRaas wrth attendants Betty Gosch and Lots Presrdent Kerth at Harvest Ball Kolbe 77 1 xQx. - L T , , K ,Y . 1,3 3 R .. s . - 4. .. X , 5 . A K .- 'F .1 J' ' In ax R 0 I t R F I A A I I , I . I . ' I ' I . D I 1 I 1 . ' : , 1 1 1 - I . I I I I I .. . I I I s 1 o 1 . i 1 s I ' I I ' I I I I I , . I , V i. Q, U Vx lx 4 l 'T ,. . 5 E ,5 . Y .J W 4 k . K X .. N ,J - ..:'f, X f , 'V ,I FFA The Future Farmers ofAmer1ca IS an organ1zat1on composed of the boys mterested 1n farnfung Some of the1r act1v1t1es 1nc1ude the annual Harvest Ball at wh1ch a sweetheart 15 chosen the1r Parent Son Banquet and the Parent Faculty P1cn1c Thms years act1v1t1es also 1nc1uded a spec1a1 f1e1d day Under the d1rect1on ofMr Severson these boys have ach1eved some f1ne goals Leamxng how II works I 1m Larry Darrell vnu, 'X 'Q it 35 F 7 , O O 0 5 K o r, I a A F + 4 3. r ' W , f K An interesting demonstration , - - ' D . . . . . TW., any I 3 to W X ' A F 9 p, W V . 5 f Fourth Row Gordon Waller Jack McCork1e Sammy Barlow Thud Row Joanne Brouchous LoLeta Myers Claudra MCCIIHIOCR Jonette Everts Marlene Albers Beverly Susre Sharon Shadle JoanShad1e Sandra Frscher Mary Jo Hunting Peggy Henson Second Row Shirley Smrth Georgra Denman Coral Teague Phyllis Stoelung Judy Davrs MargaretLarson Iosephrne Quail Evelyn Whitehouse Roberta Singer Jo Ann Freeman Fust Row Mrss Prlle Har riett Brown Carol Wlley Elame Oetjen Peggy Goodwin Alrce Crabb COMMERCIAL CLUB The typ1ng and short hand m1nded students of our school compose the or gamzatronknown as the Cornmercral Club Th1s 1S the group that uses the hard earned money from therr treasury to purchase varrous rnachmes for the com merc1a1 department Th1s year adrctaphone was grven to the school by the club The Commerc1a1 Club calendar for the year 1ncluded two 1mpress1ve 1n1t1at1ons, a Chrrstmas carol1ng party, and a. p1cn1c along w1th other partres and regular meetrngs The offrcers of th1s busy club are Elarne Oetjen, presrdent, Peggy Goodw1n, vrce presrdent, Harrrett Brown secretary, Alrce Crabb treasurer, and Carol W1ley h1stor1an reporter Commercial Club Officers Janet and Josephine inspect the club scrapbook. V x 36 EJ The amb1t1ous students who hold a Job as well as attend school each day are those belongmg to Work Expenence These are the people who earn money and knowledge at the same t1me The Jobs vary from takxnga pat1ent's temperature m the hosp1tal to countmg money at the bank Mr Hoffman IS thexr adv1sor WORK EXPERIENCE Fourth Row Larry Waller Carl Mauer Dean Johnson Leowerkmeister John Larsen Mr Hoffman. Thud Row Mar shaLange Marlene Albers SharonShad1e Stan Russell Harriett Brown Phyllis Schultz Marv1nLongnecker Second Row Donald Freese Janice Johnson Barbara Vauble Coral Teague Carol Wxley Marlm Pellersels First Row Patty Pennlman Alice Crabb Georgia Denman Eleanor Gosch Beverly Susie Shirley Smith N w 37 X' L4 +. I V E t , i . Janice Johnson, Eleanor Gosch, Marvin Longnecker, Dean Johnson I i n . ' Q Q I A - - ' ' ' ' ' 'Z 'J 1 1- Thlrd Row Sharon Harman Judy Dav1s Elalne Oetyen Peggy Goodwm Mary Schultz l-Iar1ettBrovsm Phylhs Stoelung Second Row Mr Ohl Shlrley Smrth Charles Rxtter Carole Grlffrth Phylhs Rehder Jack McCorkle Nancy M1l1er Jane Shull Flrst Row Davrd Montag Sandra Lxttlefreld Cynth1a Th1essen Alden Luke CHIEFTAIN STAFF Some of the staff work on copy and p1ctures Co edrtors puttmg pages together S1nce school began last fall the annual staff has been 1n full swmg To earn money they sold concess1ons at basketball games and pract1cally ran then' legs land tonguesl off selllng ads to busmessrnen Members ofthe staff were kept busy takmg prctures wrxt mg copy and assembl1ng pages Wmth everyone p1tch1ng 1n contnbutmg h1s bra1n and talents they somehow met the deadl1nes The 1955 Ch1eftam staff presents th1s the product of the1r efforts to you It IS hoped It w1ll meet w1th your approval but 1f It doesn't Mr Ohl was honorably elected head of the Cornplamt Department 38 6 ,1- M-Y HW DAY? Hts N 'm 3 1w- Fourth Row Barbara Henson Mary Ehrhardt Ann Johnson Denrse Corderman Kay Glbson Mary Evans Thrrd Row Jan Hoover Av1s Shaw MarJor1e Wellendorf Mur1elSchrooten Ruth Evans Sandra Schug Patty Hoye Second Row Sharon Harman Peggy Goodwm Mary Schultz Cynthra Thressen Betty Ander son Evelyn Wh1tehouse Mr Hoffman F1rst Row Carole Hagan Fred Pease Robert Luckow Dxck Irvnn Mayre Nrewerth SENTINAL STAFF The Sent1na1 Staff composed of students from Sac Clty H1gh get the news together for our school paper Every week dur1ng the school year The Ind1an Sent1na11s pr1nted 1n the THE SAC SUN Thls group ofenerget1c students under the d1rect1on of Mr Hoffman Collect the school news and wr1te the art1c1es T keep up on the latest gosslp sports, and who's who 1n Sac C1ty H1gh Just keep your eye on The Ind1an Sentmal Part of the staff at work Av1s and Barb wnte an art1cle 54... 39 ' rx 5' A gf Q T' O ' I V 'sr 4 , o .9 Q, ' V s, av 5 , :. ,, .. 1 -...L ,,,.r ' fr. 2 x 'A ' M M X ' ' . B W- , , 1 ,Q , few j i , sn 1 1 Q fwm.. A qt' .M My :nw M 4. . 1 2 . 2 ' ' I ' ' : I I . O I ' I U I 1 n : ., . ' I - u C I I I ' ' : I l I I ' 7 . . u . . . O I I ff 'fr' ' 7 H V . 'eq ,, A 5 . if A 5 , .ov ' e - V ft f f KJ ' 'E ' X i Third Row RobertaSmger Marlenelviaule Sally Penmman Ioan Shadle Jonette Everts Sonja La Ross Marlene Shaw Judy Davls Evelyn Whitehouse Second Row Susan McLaughlin Ruth Evans Lois Kolbe Mary Llechty Mrss Howe First Row Mavls Smith Nancy Anderson Verna Mae Morton Josephine Qua1L LIBRARIANS These are the people who grve up the1r valuable study halls to work 1n the hbrary It IS then' duty to check out books and also check them 1n It 1S also the1r Job to keep all the books 1n order M1ss Howe 1S thexr sponsor Karen and Sonja inspect some books Sharon and Nancy at work in the library 40 . ,mf S ,-.nf gsa , L 'Q' iw W fs-,:,, , ,,, ,M .,A. AH 1 A, ,W fy .L N. ,, n n mix ,gm 5 ,. , , ' --fad, 95. 1 K ww Ex. Fifi 7 5, ,aff W W QWW' EF ' ig x A-4151 . 1, tl fi' fa 3L,, is .gi v V' '5 Q WI 5 A 'Q-xy We X x ,..a 'RQ . i '5W5f if . ' 'f 37 A ,, . , 'Aw x 1 ' P94 A1 fb H 32 i 47835451 Q1 bug? W 5 f ' 4' -gggvgjcqjf FQ f .19 5-4. .. -1 Al.. 'aw u A . f . 143' ' f 'J Photography Club Offlcers Marv1n and Eldon check the enlarger PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Though lt 1S one ofthe smaller organ1zat1ons the Photography Club spends 1ts share of t1me work1ng for the orgamzatlon Learrnng the techn1que for taklng better p1ctures, processmg f1lrn, and pnntxng p1ctures all takes t1me The results generally prove to be worth the effort though Tak1ng p1ctures w1th the school's new camera and developmg them for the annual staff has become a ma1n project for the club th1s year Second Row Evelyn Whltehouse Marvm Roose Mlchael Welch Dxck Irw1n Eldon Kolbe Kay Glbson Arden Schug Io Ann Freeman Flrst Row Kenneth Smger hm Freeman B1llCr1ss Jerry Iamxgan 353 J gd! 'Ki 42 I A I 3 : I I I I I .' . I I . . I' D. 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K4 -.Y '19 g ,U 3 , 4,l, V, . 43-252 A 3 1 Y ': A Y -A A Q L3'J,'t',,l,' ' . i .K k 'O .asf if . , if Q, Fourth Row Danny Wayt Earl Lange Darwxn Lytle Jack McCorkle Dean Johnson larry Smrth Arden Schug JohnCrowe Robert Vauble Kenneth Smger Th1rd Row Jarrett Kuske Terry Amdt Jack Bnght D1ck Bruner James Kluver Drcklrwtn Mrcheal Welch Cordls Bechler Chfford Scheffler Jerry Phrhps Second Row Brlly Ztmmer man Warren Presley Larry Brrt Mrke Sullens Harold Hxggms Roger Owens Don Everts Kurt Larson Jerry Summers Raymond Penmman Robert Montag .Ftrst Row Mr Lloyd Max Err1tt Jerry Penmman Davxd Montag Dale Camme PROJECTORS CLUB The Projectors Club 1S made up of boys who are mterested 1n operatmg mov1e projectors Under the capable mstruct1on of Mr Lloyd the members learn the do's and don'ts of runnmg a projector and are then able to Show var1ous mov1es to classes throughout the day The members of th1S club are always eager and on hand to show mov1es at any t1me And why shou1dn't they be 'P It's a standard rule of the club that the boys showmg the most mov1es get an opportumty to go to Velsha Lucky fellows' ' Larry shows a frlm ProJector's Club Offtcers ll' 13.4 .4 43 .44 x I nw : x ZILV J .,' 7 ' ' X hh, . 5- R - -5 V an lf , v 'fa 4 f- Q' f - N ' - f -f N., , .Y 1 ' Q A ' Q L' 4 1 as 1'2 ' r . s I ' 'S Q x kv Ks- , f, ,. X. I, v :N . 4 : 'gk ' Q, 1' , 5 A . vrukvll., , i 1 K ' B-vw, I ,av : I I I I' I I I I I I I . I . I ' :I I I I .I I I I I I ' : - I I ' I I I I I . I I I I. I ' : ' I I I I . . , ll ' ' Second Row: Arlen Brouchous, Charles Ritter, Ieny Hagan, Ned Stanzel, Bill Kingfield, Jack McCork1e, David Mon- tl8. lime Lee, Gene Schramm, Mr. Rummells. First Row: Sharon Harman. Pat Sullem, Mary Schultz, Cynthia Thiessen, Betty Anderson, Elma Love, Mary Liechty. THESPIANS The dramatically inclined students are members of the National Thespian Society,under the sponsorship of Mr. Rummells. These members have partici- pated in a number of plays and are readers of the monthly Dramatics maga- zine. The activities of the organization include giving assistance in plays and sending a play to the play festival in Iowa City. Thespian officers Prospects for Thespian's club 4215, Wi -JW Betty Anderson Mary Schultz Carole Griffxth Phyllis Rehder Charles Ritter Jane Shull Elaine lhtjoll Cynthia Thlessen Jack McCork1e Ruth Evans Keith Buntmg Mary Ltechty NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The h1ghest honor our school can confer Th1s IS the phrase that sums up the Nat1ona1 Honor Socxety Each year the faculty chooses students to be gxven th1s recogmtlon The requ1rements for membersh1p mto th1s group are 1eadersh1p, scholarshxp character and servlce National Honor Society Officers Character Scholarshlp Leadersh1p Se rvzce ummm mn sgcwrv C Z TS i YE 45 1 Z Q 1 Y' , 9 Z f' , 12 2 Q . ' f , ' 7 ' 1 1 t r 2 . A r E W t , Q A 9 ' t N 0 - ' 4 . ,- ' ' , ' , A . . ,v vt , Y gi f Y ' C , t .C 3 I3 - ' , if . ' V V K MT: it, 1 K, P Q. ! K e u n o I I 0 I I I I O ll ' ll ' ' . . - . . . . . I , ' I P Q7 G if 5 , f 4951-. Second Row Barbara Youll Mayre Nlewerth Betty Henson Sandra Flscher Ralph Vauble Jack Buckley Ed ward H111 Danny Wayt Gordon Harman Sonya Barlow Joan Shadle Nancy Lewls Marjone Wellendorf Lou Rae Sharp Flrst Row Mr Hoffman Kerth Buntmg Peggy Goodwm Jack McCorkle Jane Shull Danrvrn Lytle M Rutherford STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Counc1l took care of a varlety of aCt1V1t16S throughout the school year It was thelr Job to plan the queen's float for homecom1ng help select fu ture assembly programs and sponsor the annual Career Day act1v1t1es The1r greatest project of th1s year was to set up the new c1t1zensh1p program w1th1n the school The members could be found patrolllng the halls and catchrng up wrth some of the gu1lty rule break1ng students of the school Our Student Counc1l representatlves are always kept busy 1ron1ng out all the problems and grlevances brought up at the1r meet1ngs Student Counc1l Offrcers Presrdenr Jack checks a locker sagging af' 5 V-1 4? N31 -1. an-0 , 'M Ira '51 13052515 46 I : 1 I I U . l 1 1 l I I I - l l l ' : ' I I l I I I r' . 7 ' , . ' 1 1 l. - +f 1 3 5- r2,i2w.:K- L1 ,K 1 , , .V A .Kal Q 3' ' ' N ,V+ , A gg, gi p . N Q ji.- Q1 1 ' 4 .1 ' '- '- , ' r .F 'f T' ' ..-My rnrfg A 'J' 71 5 ' 4 . .A for 1 , ' N, ' La: oy 3, ' K . , -8 Q glee . make 1 to he on 'Ny , ,gy I y x SL e'i'fY9ff'5!'??! tw . -nr 'ea J -, t- . 1 sf. t. Q- . , 4 ,,, , . S Aj Y :A 0 gpm 5, 1'-, H , ' ' -1 Ts, ' . f at c1.,,- '.g'g,, -lf aw- 4 ' W- 3 . '. 1 ' ' 5 'Q . 4 L Qfilfi 'i A' 1 ' 7 . 'f' 4.- K , an Q fr l , mf fi Mu-,wbyk A J 1 ff' T ai T , y f A 3 ,Q I A M , if N0 Ar, PARKING Q Q Argv i A. fffa 2' -' 3' in R411 1 , 1 lggf ,ff 1954 HOMECOMING ROYALTY Co captam Dav1d Montag Captam Ketth Bunung Co Captaxn Alden Luke AttendantCarole Gr1ff1th Queen Peggy Goodwm Attendant Jane Shull 49 P r U 4' 5- , E , tf . f ,. my g 1 W? S 22 as Ks, H 6 N W XMJ Q, f 'gif 1, mf, 5? , x Mm K ss ,gi ,rg ,fb A ,G , 5 Z ' fwffi , sf w, Q iiv 'kj Q , Q y 4.5 e X 1 14 2 ' wi! 'ff 1 Q 2 1 fu' ' 1 if sv Wa. F: fr. ,QR guy ug? W. 1- f ' f2'-QQSQ: A 1 1 fww 1 ,5- Fe W , ' .a 3365, 'QL V45 sv? F 9 'F .31 ' f 3 e v v an i Don't pay that much! OVERTONES Harriett . . . . . Elma Love Hetty ..... .... J ane Shull Margaret . . . . . Nancy Miller Maggie . . . . . Mary Schultz MARTHA'S MOURNING Martha . . . . . Phyllis Rehder Aunty . . . . . . Susan Robinson Neighbor . . . . . Shirley Hass That's a nicer street than we live on. I hate himl THE HAPPY JOURNEY Mrs. Kirby ........ Elaine Oetjen Elmer .... .... E ldon Kolbe Arthur . . . .... Kelley Hoskins Caroline .... . . Sandra Chisholm Beulah ...... . . Betty Anderson Stage Manager . . . . . Danny Wayt Doesn't it look grand ? 'x You mean you dr even know who lrved here'7 NOBODY SLE Sprke Mrke Sullens J Darsy Busby Mary K Farmer Put your hands up' Ada Busby Norma Byers S H Glory Busby Marv Brell Mrs Busby Carman IEWIS H I G H Yes I m fully clothed But no thanks to you! PLAYS B111 Lucas Tom Dexter Jane Dexter Mrs Smrth Martha Bruce Larry Bruce Dalsy Day Stephen Grbson Drck Schramm Marxlynn Jons Elame Roose LouRae Sharp Ronald Flrnk Jams Freese K ..'f fs 52 But-but-wait ....., A ,lf r . -- rf. 1 53 07Qy9'f , 9 ncnvmfs 'QW 90940 fx x M Q 04 O f X if a S - -f ' 4, Q ,Q I R, ' M ,Q , 5' sq Kiln 508: X' - 4 wg' 'Q' f 1? man,James Mason, Jim Fertlg, Duane Case, Charles Glass, Jerry Schramm. Mary Jean Erritt, Sandra Bihrer, Marlene Ehrhardt, Kay Gibson, Mayln Sams. Second Row: Lola Mae Kiugfield, Mary Ehrhardt, Mary Evans, Marlene Maule, Barbara Henson, Raymond Penniman, Alden Bass, Sharon Sams, Carmen Lewis, Nancy Huser, Judy Griffith, Roberta Singer. First Row: Peggy Goodwin, lane Shull, Bob Hughes, Mary Schultz, Sandra Littlefield, Cynthia Thiessen. Twirlers: Pat Sullens. Josephine Quail, Phyllis Schultz, Marsha Lange, Donna Stedman, Majorette Peggy Goodwin Fifth Row: MurielSchrooten, Nancy lewis, Colleen Wynn, Jonette Everts, Elaine Oetjen, Joan Shadle, Sandra Bihrer, Sandra Smith, Ann Johnson, Sandra Millard, Sally Penniman, Marlene Shaw, Marlene Ehrhardt, Sandra Fischer, Sandra McBride, Peggy Henson, Fourth Row: Mavis Smith, Beverly Blass, Marietta Brarnmer, Sandra Schug, Karen Mays, Sa ndra Chisholm, Trellis Clinton, Sandra ScheffTer, Barbara Fertig, Nelma Davis, Janice Myers, Laurel Richards,Josephine Quail, Lois Kolbe,Joannc Brouchous, Susan Robinson, Third Row: Betty Bogue, Alberta Kohlstedt, Beverly Lewis, Billie Stedman, Mary Ehrhardt, Margaret Larson, Roberta Singer, Carole Griffith, Nancy Miller, Janet C a m pbe l l, Kay Gibson, Pegtxy Goodwin, Judy Davis, Elma Love, Mary Jo Hunting, Second Row: Betty Anderson, Elaine Buc kingha m, Mary Jean Erritt, Phyllis Stoelting, Sandra Littlefield, Ruth Dierenfeld, Mary Schultz, Judy Griffith,Jane Shull, Avis Shaw, Estelle Mays,'Sharon Harman. First Row: Verna Mae Morton, Barbara Henson, Mar- lene Maule, Cynthia Thiessen, Claudia McClintock, Ruth Evans, Mary Liechty. BOYS' AND GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS Twenty-four boys participated in Boys' Glee Club this year, They displayed their talents by providing music for the Christmas Vespers. Theycompeted inthe Music Contest at Spirit Lake this spring and also sang in the All-County Chorus. Under the leadership of Mr, Flath, the Girls' Glee Club completed a favorable year. Seventy-one voices were blended together in this group, The girls went all out to sell magazine subscriptions to earn money for the music grou ps. They presented several selections at the annual Christmas Vespers. Those interested participated in the All-County Chorus this spring. Third Row: Larry Jarvis, Eddie Hill, Eldon Kolbe, Charles Glass, Laverne Mueggenberg, Marvin Roose, Jim Lee, Lee La kin. Second Row: John Shull, Larry Diersen, Gene Schramm, Richard Barlow, Duane Case, Danny Wayt, Jim Brell, Norman Kolbe, First Row: Ned Stanzel, Jerry Schramrn, Bob Hughes, Edward Kluver, Lowell Diersen, Louis McCrea, Keith Bunting. J I --all Fifth Row: Judy Griffith, Nancy Lewis, Barbara Fertig, Sandra Chisholm, Verna Mae Morton, Karen Mays, Sandra Bihrer, Ann Johnson, Elaine Oetjen, Jonette Everts, Norman Kolbe, Jim Brell, Charles Glass, Laverne Mueggenberg, Marvin Roose, Larry Domino, Sandra Smith, Carole Griffith, Nelma Davis, Sandra Millard, Sandra Scheffler, Mavis Smith, Sally Penniman, Betty Bowman, Josephine Quail, Kay Gibson. Fourth Row: Betty Bogue, Julie Young, Elaine Buckingha m, Marlene Maule, Peggy Henson, Roberta Singer, Beverly Blass, Trellis Clinton, Avis Shaw, Marietta Brammer,L1rry Diersen, Gene Schramm, Merle McCrea, Eddie Hill, Eldon Kolbe, Ruth Diercnfeld, Laurel Richards, Marlene Shaw,Janice Myers, Jo Ann Freeman, Sandra McBride, Joanne Brouchous, Susan Robinson, Phyllis Stoelting, Claudia McClintock. Third Row: Muriel Schrooton, Billie Stedman, Beverly Lewis, Colleen Wynn, Donna Sted- man,JanetCampbell,Joan Shadle, Judy Davis, Mary Schultz, Danny Wayt, Ned Stanzel, Jerry Schramm, Lee Lakin, Nancy Miller, Mary Ehrhardt, Marlene Ehrhardt, Sandra Fischer, Lois Kolbe, Barbara Philips, Ruth Evans, Mary Lieclity. Second Row: Patty Sullens, Betty Anderson, Margaret Larson, Mary Jean Erritt, Sandra Schug, Barbara Henson, John Shull, Larry Jarvis, Jim Lee, Lowell Diersen, Eddie Kluver, Sandra Littlefield, Jo Ann Jarnigan, Jane Shull, Sharon Harman. First Row: Mary Jo Hunting, Elma Love, Sammy Barlow, Duane Case, Bud McCrea, Keith Bunting, Peggy Goodwin, Cynthia Thiessen, VESPER CHOIR AND MIXED CHORUS This yearthe music groups again combined forces to present the annual Christmas Vespers. This service was very solemn and was in accord with the Yuletide Season. The Mixed Chorus is made up of members chosen from the two glee clubs. A total of fifty-eight people made up this group. They sang for the Christmas Vespers and also for various convocations during the year. The Mixed Chorus also participated in the Music Contest at Spirit Lake. Their final appearances of the year included Bacca- laureate and Commencement, Fourth Row: Sandra Schug, Mary Schultz, Judy Griffith, Nancy Lewis, Mary Ehrhardt, Joan Shadle, Jerry Schramm, Bob Hughes, Lee Lakin, Nancy Miller, Janet Campbell, Marlene Ehrhardt, Sandra Fischer, Lois Kolbe, Phyllis Stoel- ting, Susan Robinson. Third Row: Margaret Larson, Beverly Lewis, Muriel Schrooten, Barbara Henson, Billie Sted- man, Edward Kluver, Louis McCrea, Charles Glass, Lowell Diersen, Kay Gibson, Donna Stedman, Colleen Wynn, Judy Davis, Elma Love, Mary Jo Hunting. Second Row: Betty Anderson, Elaine Buckingham, Mary Jean Erritt, Mar- lene Maule, John Shull, Larry Jarvis, Ned Stanzel, Danny Wayt, Larry Diersen, Peggy Goodwin, Sandra Littlefield Ma ry Liechty, First Row: Betty Bogue, Cynthia Thiessen, Richard Barlow, Duane Case, Jim Lee, Gene Schramm Keith Bunting. Claudia McClintock, Ruth Evans. n s Saxophone Quartet-Charles Glass Maylan Sams Bar- Brass Quartet-Ned Stanzel Gary Buehler Duane Case bara Philips Mary Jean Errltt Gene Schramm Saxophone Trio Jerry Schramm Kay Gibson Marlene T rumpet Trro B111 Klngfteld Jerry Phllips Betty Ehrhardt Anderson Flute Quartet Judy Gnfflth Roberta Smger Sandra Clarlnet Quartet Bob Hughes Lola Mae Klngfreld Llttlefxeld Cynthra Thiessen Mary Ehrhardt Marlene Maule 58 V? ' ,I .W in 1 Gg .IQ , if is if i a . WW Qin , 1 -C! v, .U 9 i ,QQ C4 WQWHQ iv Girls Q Jo Hunting Richard Barl , Q, if ' G7 W , Tg 9 E' 4 C7 Z l f'Y9-Nl-lbffi' P a t 1 e n c e personality and talent combined make up a soloist in the vocal music department Thrs group displayed their talents throughout the year by part rc rpatron rn the various music activities which call for soloist work Second Row Richard Barlow Betty Anderson Sandra Bihrer Lours McCrea Frrst Row Verna Mae Morton Barbara Henson Mary Jo Hunting Elma Love VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS Wrth the patient help of Mr Holtz and much practice these students have displayed their talent at the various con certs held throughout the Year They also took part rn the annual state music con test Second Row: Gary Buehler, Gordon Brown, Jarrett Kuske, Jerry Philips, lim Mas on . First Row: Cynthia Thiessen, C h a r le s Glass, Kenneth Singer, Jerry Schramm, Betty Anderson. l Wi, 60 is '16 'I 1 MUSICAL COMEDY GOOD NEWS Wxndy Slats M1ll1e o Babe O Day Beef Saunders Pooch Keamey Coach B111 Johnson Tom Marlowe Patrrcra Blngham Sylvester Constance Lane Bobby Randall . . Prof, Charles Kenyon .... George .......r..... Pete . Dean Johnson Kerth Bunttng Peg Goodwrn Mary Jo Huntrng Mary Schultz Jerry Penntman Gene Schramm Bud McCrea Sammy Barlow Elma Love Ed Kluver Betty Anderson . .Ned Stanzel . .Charles Ritter . . Danny Wayt . Jerry Schramm . . Bob Hughes . .Duane Case Top: I m Mars, you re Venus. They re rn the same constellation. Middle: Oh-h-h-h! What did you put on it'7 Bottom: 'What grace, Mr. Randall! What poise Mr Saunders! Boy sOctet Harold Armstrong B11lCnss Ronald Bart Girls Sextet Carol Johnson Denise Corderman Mar lett Charleslons Jim Femg JxmMason Alden Bass cyne Simpson Lois Myers Judy Quail Mary Evans Fred Pease absent from school. JUNIOR HIGH MUSIC The 'Junior H1gh'ers ' take an active part in music throughout the year musical talents Under the leadership of Mr Flath they are certain to go far in their music Brass Quartet Ronald Bartlett Mike Sullens Jim Free Plano Duet Charles Ions B1llCr1ss man Jim Mason 62 They are focused in the limelight on Junior High Night when they display their Ps, HTHLETICS 9 Y '35 X Q15 21.4 BML 47 rrawrwrswr Third Row Jim Lee B111 Kingfield Charles Ritter ,lack McCork1e Bud McCrea Ronald Bentsen Charles Glass Jack Buc kle y Davrd Montag Larry Smith Darrell Weisenborn Lowell Dierson Second Row Merle McCrea Norman Kolbe Gary Bowman Ned Stanzel Alden Luke Gene Schramm Kerth Bunting Duane Case Jerry Hagan Jerry Penniman Kenneth Singer Jerry Schramm FIISI Row Jerry Philips Robert Vauble Larry Domino Danny Wavt Gordon Harman Larry Birt Gerald Gerken Jarrett Kuske Arlen Brouchous Roger Owens James Hass Edward Schwaller r f' FOOTBALL SQUAD 1955 SCHEDULE Sac City Opponents Storm Lake LeMars Jefferson Harlan Rockwell City Denison Odebolt 7 Carroll 41 Z1 Ida Grove 14 pew Under the capable leadership and coaching of Dewey Halford the Indians completed another very successful football season winning seven games and losing only two They finished third in the Midwest Conference sur passed only by the strong Carroll and Harlan teams Three Sac City play ers back Keith Bunting guard Alden Luke, and guard Charles Ritter were named to all-conference teams, and Keith was also named honorary captain of this all-star team. ll mf' Coach Halford Coach Hermann n M . 15 T Nz' ,gil , IFA Zllll Msg ml ,Ill F- Xl Kenh Bunung Charles Rmer Jerry Pennxman 1 954 FOOTBALL LETTERMAN u 6 Alden Luke Gene Schramm v 'W ' fare! ' A, 'A 'f ' '-1. n E9 ,1 gi' ar.. , Rs, eggvy, W .V g,5,V7,3, - - Jkt' .fepf-Q , Ky'-, .' , Ronnie Bentsen Jack McCorkle David Montag 65 I 11 711 gang...- fl v Y 1dG 1954 FOOTBALL LETTERMEN BdMC me f -mmm! B'1 K' gf' ld N d St K lbe 66 FX 'ff im A, M L,,,,,- ,,f,- . 1 '-w'gwv.ff9 499 9 'i ' y g,1,.,J' W , , , ,fw,J,', ' , .'2A4 ?1fE?'wiL fr, 4 ski 'Q : f r lr , s 24'-ir l -2 Wav 'Ti '. T iq 31 2: 35f 9 2 458, ,DS, mv 3 3 T' 5, it--Q21 l Q34 .nn ,, W rr E5 ,fX Third Row: Larry Dew Jerry Summers Jim Hass Arden Schug Charles Glass Eddie Kluver Don Shull Larry Dier son Max Erritt manager. Second Row: Danny Wayt Jack Bright Dick Bruner Jim Galloway Dale Carnine Kenneth Singer Gordon Waller Roger Owens Larry Birt. First Row Jim Lee David Montag Jack Buckley Ronald Bent sen Dick Arndt lack McCorkle Jack Robson Jerry Hagan Charles Ritter Keith Bunting BASKETBALL SQUAD MIDWEST CONFERENCE STANDINGS Carroll Ida Grove Harlan Sac City Jefferson Denison Although the 1954 55 basketball season was not an outstanding one as far as records are concerned, the boys displayed excellent cooperation as a team. The boys benefited greatly through their associations with team- mates and members of opposing teams. Improvement as the season pro- gressed brought the year to an end with a record of five wins and twelve losses. W7 ro JI BEEF? ---n-1 '-.ff 'agp' J 5? ..., Ham N951 iam, M Y?'3 ' 'YQ iK2LE,2 Jerry Hagen D3Vld Montag Jack McCork1e E I on le ii LW I1 H :ing tfnicfcv? iam. Keith Bunting Jack Robson Ronald Bentsen A 69 F' Thlrd Row Mrchael Welch Bob Luckow Irm Kluver Terrv Arndt Scott Russell Charles Ions Darwrn Lytle B1ll Crrss Charles Hrner Earl Lange Larry DeBourgh Mrke Sullens Second Row Alden Bass Ilm Srmpson Larry Glass Cordrs Bechler Kurt Larson Fred Pease hm Lrttlefreld hm Freeman Melvm Zollman Morrrs Mooney Harold H1gQ,1l'1S Donald Everts Russell Love FIISI Row Jerrv Jarnrgan Dennrs Shull Larry Bogue Robert Montag Dxck Irwrn James Mason Allen McCullum Gary Larson Ravmond Penmman Warren Presley JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS These young athletes, full of pep and enthuslasrn show great poss1b1l1t1es for the future It 15 apparent that the boys feel these sports are worth wh1le by the large number that part1c1pate 1n them An excellent record throughout the year rn the comb1ned sports has g1ven them well deserved recognrtlon Thlrd Row Fred Auen Jlm Blass Drck Schramm Larry Bowman Drck Srmpson Ralph Vauble John Currv Dale Bunung DonK1ngf1eld Mrke McLaughl1n Bob Dreessen Larrv Corsaut Jon Pease John Mason Second Row Terry Penmman Joh Wrrtlers Davrd Logan Kelly Hoskrns Jack Phxlrps Stephen G1bson Ronme Stevenson Charles Hoover Larry Peyton Ronald Janssen Rrchard Schnrrrrng Nlrchael Hamm hm Thynne Ronald Flxnk Frrst Rovr Don Meyer Brlly Watts Tom Wellendorf Allen Carmne John Ellgen Davrd McCauley John Fethkenher Ronme Edgmton Paul Laughhn Mark Wallerstedt Leanard Rod1n .--IQA .4 72 - l - I 1 g fi EQ 'iq A Q 1 . --' 3 at . gi . 1 ,N Q V. Q 5 Q.. ,, My . ' ,I I 1 , I FH f 4? 5 W A I C - g 5 ' ' .. ' , Q ' . - . 4 . 1 l wp. M lr - 1 ll' f -A ' . 'Z' - A V A P.. f 1 K . Rf I V ' 4 .,- i J ' Q 1 . ' ' us 1 , L X , 1 X . : I I I 4 I I I . I Y I I n I ' : I I I . I I I I I I I I ' 1 f . - 7 , n 1 I 1 I I I I 1 I ' 1 . - . ' . : I I I I I 1 1 1 U I . I I I I I I 4 I l I I' U ' : I ll - I I I ' I I I . I I A I A I b I ' . ' U y A n r n 1 v 1 , n r - ul. ' -P 4 'Sf Q. 'rf ..,, W - , 1 , -r 3 , ' ' . ' 1 fl, GIRLS HTHLEHUS f Q, 302 420 0 9 A Q fo 1 X 7 uf A 0 X X4 X 0 4 o X X X X, S L f i 90 X X OOO X X Ftfth Row Sandra Smrth Janet Campbell Donna Stedman Kay Grbson Dons Albers Marlene Albers Ann John son Demse Corderman Colleen Wynn Brllre Stedman Nancy Mrller Carole Gnfftth Pegvy Goodwm Sandra McBr1de Marlene Ehrhardt Beverly Lewrs Murtel Schrooten Fourth Row Jamce Myers lx 1cyLew1s Marlene Shaw Carol Wrley Phyllrs Rehder Margaret Larson Cynth1aThressen Sandra Ltttlefleld Phyllts Schultz Mary Evans Sandra Ftscher Sally Penmman Barbara Fertlg Marlene Maule Lots Kolbe Thtrd Row Roberta Stnger Davts Barbara Henson Phyllrs Stoeltrng Susan McLaughlur Avts Shaw Mary Schultz Second Row Mary Jean Errttt Jo Annlarmgan MayreN1ewerth Patty Hoye Delores Frazter Marge Wellendorf Jan Hoover Carole Hagan Jane Shull Marcyne Slmpson Phyllis Henson Mary Brell Patty Penntman Coral Teague Ruth Evans Ftrst Row Verna Mae Morton Betty Bogue Julie Young Mary Lrechty Betty Anderson Joanne Brouchous Charlotte I-Iutchtn son GAA Three cheers for the women athletes of the school' These are the gals who may be found brulsrng up therr sh1ns playrng hockey or battltng through a game of basketball Even though the grrls don't enter 1nto real compet1t1on, we're certa1n they ve got what xt takes G A A Offrcers Our advrsor Mtss Florme 74 Estelle Mays, Sandra 'Chisholm, Karen Mays, Peggy ldlenson, Trellis Clinton, Judy.Grifflth, Barbara Philips, Judy I I O 1 I. . ,fa.,f,A I, 9 fix? C' 1 I, 5-L, ilk? 1 ' v 'Q 3 . sig? 4 A, ig, 0 ' XV M W . 2 1 ,, ,:, . . , , . - - . f x I A 5 i,'4 ' F W ! S 4 1 4 ' Fourth Row Avts Shaw Mary Schultz Phyllrs Schultz Carole Grrfflth Nancy Mtller Brllre Stedman Jerry Pennxman Peggy Goodwrn Jarrett Kuske Colleen Wynn Gary Bowman Nancy Lew1s Marlene Ehrhardt Sally Pennlman Thxrd Row Susan McLaughl1n Patty Sullens Lo1s Kolbe Ruth Evans Trell1s Chnton Mary K Farmer Cynth1a Thtessen Carol Wlley Judy Grxffrth Sandra Fxscher Beverly l.BW1S Roberta Smger Mary Ehrhardt Second Row Den1se Corderman Susan Holtz Mmam Ktbbre Sh1rley Larson Mayre Nlewerth Judy Quarl Barbara Schulte Carolyn Vest Mary Evans Frrst Row Sally L1echty Margaret Larson Mary Jean Errltt Juhe Young Phyllrs Rehder Jane Shull Marv Ltechty DOLPHINS OF 1954 A majortty of the ' water lov1ng'students of our school belong to the Dolphln Club By belonguug to th1s organ1zat1on, the members ga1n much sw1mm1ng ex per1ence On November 29th and 30th the annual Dolph1n Snow was presented The show th1s year carr1ed the Chr1stmas theme and proved to be qulte enter ta1n1ng Mary Schultz was crowned queen and Nancy Mlller and Phylhs Rehder were her attendants for the show ln January the Jun1ors belonglng to the Dol ph1ns took part 1n aA A U swur-m1ng meet at Des Molnes The senlors attended a sw1mm1ng show at Iowa State College and Umverstty of Iowa th1s sprtng Attendant Phyllls Rehder Queen Mary Schultz Attendant Nancy Mrller as .Q W Q71 of A ee f tg rss-. K , , -1 A t 'f a 5 ff ' 'ee 'E - ,A-Ji. 1 P - ' g A'k' ' dl 76 I . 5, Skater s Waltz Rudolph Sally Pennlman and B1ll1e Stedman Beverly Lewls and Ruth Evans S1lver Bells All I Want For Chrlstmas Mary Ehrhardt and Av1s Shaw Loxs Kolbe and Barbara Schulte I -m gnsiggll ll Ill lnanlfl nl!! EEE i 15 '-YL...- w.-ir Q' my Choxr Gtrls Frosty the Snowman Judy Qua1l Mary Evans Dentse Corderma n Mayre Nancy Lewxs and Avis Shaw Nlewerth b 7 M..- I.,. -I ii 4- . ' K r S T L 1 1 ie 3 MH- m i 1' . . in X l 1 'af I - as V - '-fs... -Er' U J 5 V V Y 1 , N :-4' ' ' . I .1 , ' ' M I ' -'Q W ' , K . X . I W 1 va r , ' f 3 t 1 B l , S. A fQ'Q,f -, --. .1 . f lu QQ., 'Vw-14-l -P--L -HM WT' Q MW , ' X K' ' K ' f Elarne Roose Mary Evans Demse Corderman Sally Llechty Carole Hagan. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS The Jumor H1gh cheerleaders com posed of three freshmen and two e1ghth grade g1rls d1d a swell Job of stand1ng behmd the l1ttle Ind1ans The1r cheers led the boys to many v1ctor1es through out the football season The1r pep and enthus1asm helped the team to a county champ1onsh1p 1n basketball competr t1on 78 An eighth grade xntramural basketball team June Joan Sandra Patty Sharon . , . , . I I I .ey x M ' 1 u 0 n wx ' rs - I ' 4 f. ..v,'-Q14 . . . . -n,,, ,., . - rn,,a.4,- 5 K p . 'Qa,,i.'t' I . Stn., A!.g - ra., .J Uliturl lilP. ,A,. vw Phyllis 12112 M ary Margaret Mary Jean Julre Phyllrs Rehder Margaret Larson Mary Jean Emu Juhe Young jane Shull Mary Lrechty SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS The Sen1orI-hgh cheerleadlng squad consisted of two semors, three Jumors, and one sophomore Jane Shull has the longest record, three years Phy111s Rehder and Mary L1echty have two years of exper1ence. Margaret Larson, Ju11e Young and Mary Jean Err1tt have Just Jomed the squad Three cheers go to these girls who keep the pep golng 1n our h1gh school. 79 L . - L ,VVQLK I LQ, V K '1 r , fi g E X E R E W R - R' 1 , k g, - -.N in -L R all Y - as X I R 'i K . x, I ' .. .f 1 , lv 4' 2 OFFICE AND OPERATING PERSONNEL Daisv Carter High School Mildred Tapley Principal s Secretary Melvin Carter I-hgh School Q glut' gn 'SEZ'-iff-if WG' Aglfvssss Hu -N' nl :Mail Q.-Q lib Fred Zimmer Gymnasium Ernest Jensen Grade School Melvin Godwin Maintenance Man Mabel Nichols Emma Vreeland Mable Whyte Shirley Smith Superintendent s Secretary Wilhelmina Stadlman, Naonie Irwin 80 Hnvfmlslns QQQQ U X Q 1 1 Af XA T M T0 SENIORS of 1955 LIECHTY RECKOFF Best Wzshes or Health Good Luck and Happmess Farm Equrpment SALES SERVICE Sac County Implements TRACTORS TRUCKS REF RIGERATORS AUTOMOBIL ES KUSKE MOTORS Goodyear Trres Wholesale Returl Body and Fender Wheel Alignment Recapprng gggg SAC CITY MOTOR COMPANY 'E' H Ford Mercury SacC1ty owa BUICK ,gvgyg WADSLEY MOTOR COMPANY Q4-'N Sac Cl ty owa Chevrolet Complete Servrce PELLERSEL S MOBIL Sr MOTOR Wilson Implement Company SERVICE Sfudebakel. packard Your John Deere Dealer C Sales 8. Servrce oc 'ly Phone 529 owo SGIGS 5e'V'ce REHDER ELECTRIC SERVICE SHULI' MOTOR SUPPLY Authorized Service Station tor Leading Magnetos Congratulatzons to the Class of 55 Sac CNY Phone 521 owa Thompson Tractor Co Frenchy s Motor 8 Refrigerator l h A l A I - . I f . il ? - are M , s ' - ' I - y . , v I 2' hl fl. J ung 1 I HATS SHOES FURNISHINGS E E Lewis DEPARTMENT STORE Sfyle and Gift Shop The House of Qual fy Thrift Bcseme 1' SHEELY THE CLOTHIER Soc Cliy o The Cloth ng Corner of Sac County Phone 505 EWINGS Dry Goods and Ready to Wear Soc C fy owo MOONEY S BARBER SHOP WADE S BARBER SHOP GOODWIN BARBER SHOP Chemnstry D1nner 9 'P Q C 5 0 O a ' H ' lwa i i I I x , 4 1, IQ' Congratulations to the Class of 1955 from a COMMUNITY INSTITUTION SAC CITY STATE BANK CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK SSYVICG Courtesy SGCUYITY Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon WILLIAMS MILLING COMPANY SOYBEAN PROCESSORS GRAINS FEEDS SAC CITY IOWA Mill Telephone 542 Leo W. Williams Telephone 88I RITTER HYBRID CORN CO. Seed Feed and Fertilizer Phone 595 SAC CITY CANNING CORPORATION SAC CITY Sweet Corn Canners H P IOWA IQEQIETWQQQ I'I dq WILSON RUSSELL CORN CO I I CI lc g Mg I1 684 Proven Perform with 1 'V ' .,-, :Z g I Q - ' rvice ea uorters for Chemicals - Fertilizers - Seeds PAUL MCCORKLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Sac Cnty Phone 753 WISEMAN S CAFE When Hungry Think of WISEMAN S CAFE All Pastnes Home Baked SAC CITY IOWA WHYTES Ice Cream and Lunches Malts POLAR Sundaes PARK HOTEL Ice Cream Shop Humbufgefs Sqndwlches Kelfh Farmer PYOPYIGTOI' SUMMERS GAYLORDS JEWELRY MORNINGSIDE CAFE SGC CNY East Edge of Soc and fine Watches SMITH TRANSFER CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO Local and Distant Hauling Armour and Co R J MANN Hog Buyers Marshall Wynn Kenneth Gangestad W .l DIXON LUMBER C0 Hy Pop lnc Bulldmg Materials and Coal Sac Cnty Iowa Don lrwln CHIEF PRINT SHOP Mason Work IRWIN MOTEL J and P Eat Shop Headquarters for Art-Carved Diamonds Corner Market Quality Meats and Groceries COUNCIL OAK STORE Your Friend At Meal Time MOREY S FOOD MARKET Quality Foods For Less O CONNOR S MARKET SUPER VALU Lake and Jons GREENLEE GROCERY Complete Food Market Locker Service WIGWAM BAKERY ecual Attention to Special Orders I L Galloway Irwin and Bull DUFFY S PRODUCE Gerken s Conoco TOURIST HOME STANDARD PHONE 587 TANK SER 756 FREEMAN BROS SERVICE STATION CLARKIN s 4 Standard Service eb cnc Congratulatzons Seniors Russell Oil Co HOME OIL COMPANY .lack s Phillips 66 Courteous Service HOLMBERG MACHINE an WELDING SHOP L 8- M ELECTRONIC SERVICE zh f 1955 sAc couN'rY EI A T yO Sac City Radio and Electric Phone 762 Sac City Iowa Bancroft s Upholstery Shop Martin Senour Paints and Supplies WALLEN S 54 5100 STORE HILLTOP VARIETY STORE The Little Store With The Bag Values SAC CITY IOWA EMMA pARR ARTHAUD S BEN FRANKLIN STORE SAC CITY IOWA PHONE 871 I I I I Mr. . . ' ' I I I 1 at . a 9 I a s Illllllfps d Congratulations to e Class 0 APP'I CefcLfQdQ efvfcIe'e'Ision RURAL ELECTRIC co-oPERATlvE L. A. Zeman Sac City, Iowa Gran' eng? Billll Tlgepvglyi . . . , I I I D L IDuveI GREEN Real Estate Broker Auctioneer Phone 682 Sac City, Iowa Office, Casey Building THIESSEN ABSTRACT CO Real Estate Abstracts H E THIESSEN Colburn and Son ANDREWS Roofing and Insulation Contractors Carroll owa Phone 3830 BONDED MATERIAL EXPERIENCED HELP A DEPENDABLE YEAR AROUND MARKET RAYMOND wu.soN FOR YOUR KT MILK AND CREAM LYTTON COOPERATIVE CR EAMERY ASSOCIATION MOST COMPLETE DRUG AND GIFT SHOP Lytton Iowa one SAC CITY HATCHERY Hy Lune and Quality Chicks Ames and Nutrena Feeds Poultry Supplies Hamm and Longman Phone 523 A1 Bell Local Institution I Q Q, sAc couNTY's XJ , Ph 92 in 2 Read It First ln THE SAC SUN Charles A Hacke edltor and manager Best Wzshes to the Class o 55 Sac County Electrlc Company NEDROW REXALL DRUG STORE Your Prescrlptlon Center Sac Cnty lowa Phone 6l2 LAU GIFT and JEWELRY Gnfts for all Occasions SAC CITY LUMBER CO Congratulatzons to the Class 0 55 Flowers for all Occasions Congratulauons to the Class 0 55 Sac Cnty LEROY S SPORTS AND CAMERA SHOP Everyone Has A Favorite Sport Iowa W B WAYT AND SON INC MONUMENT BUILDERS Since 1876 fi . fi LEONARDS' GREENHOUSE . 1 fi Our slncere congratulations to the class of 1955 For portraits that please see JOHNSON STUDIO Sac Cnty owa YI It s F 8m 0 for the brands you know FARBER 8- OTTEMAN Complete I1ome turn: slungs Sac Cnty SAC CITY CLEANING C0 Cold Fur Storage Phone 668 LENTS SERVICE CLEANERS Phone 635 YOUNG HARDWARE Plumbing Heating and Hotpolnt Appliances YOULL PLUMBING AND HEATING Our Motto SERVICE DAIRY FARM EQUIPMENT Everythnng for the danry farmer Skelgas Freezer Supplles COAST T0 COAST Locally Owned Natlonally Organlzed Phone 3973 SI6 Mann St Sac Cnty Walter Wellendorf Owner AMMER HARDWARE Gufts palnts appliances GAMBLE STORES Gordon D Brown Owner ' I I v Rugs - Laundry - Dry Cleaners Uwe can for and deliverlf H. D. McKENZIE P.O Box 470 Carroll owo Herff Jones Co Class Rlngs and Pms SAC CITY CREAMERY CO Smooth Tex Ice Cream Guernsey Brand Buher Perfecfly Pasfeurlzed MIII: W C OTTO ENGINEERING CO HAROLD BROWN D R W Lee D DS SMART SHOP Ready fo wear for women who core INDIAN LANES Jack M Weldeman SAC CITY ABSTRACT CO SAC CITY CORN BELT FINANCE CORPORATION SAC CITY INSURANCE EXCHANGE Insurance for every need Walter Kerr Gene B Hoover Complaments of a Frrend Hu ry e bus lS Ieavlng ' I r. . . , . . Dave and Grace Green, Mgrs. IA. O 4 r , th ' ' Compliments of o Fnend D I Veten nonon Lunchume Drs Truax and Ludwig Veterinarians R J Zolno sky Optometrl st Teaumc Qtudlous biology class Intelhgent lookmg aren I they? Wilson and Vest Attorneys Bryson and Folck Dr Wm Lmdeman, D C Compliments of o Friend