South Sioux City High School - Cardinal Yearbook (South Sioux City, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

?95%-5 9 Administration — --------------------------- --3 Seniors--------------------------------------- 9 Juniors------------------------ — -------------21 Sophomores ------------- - - -------------- 26 Freshmen----------------------- — - — - - 31 Activities----------------------------------- 35 Organizations------------ — 47 Athletics -- --------------------------------- 67 Snaps-------------------------------------- 87 Advertisers---------------------------------- 89 I 'p ieouwid We, the Annual Staff, are proud to present to you our 1959 CARDINAL. This book has caught glimpses here and there, so that in years to come the activities of this school year at South Sioux City High will not be dimmed and will not fade from memory. In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of '59, we shall be content, knowing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do. Vi%$ VLASAK A«s t m friti tyfel and Engtefo MR. BERT ADAMS World History Athletics MR. GENE CANTRELL Industrial Arts MR. TOM COOPER Instrumental Music MR. DONALD FOSS Science Mathematics MRS. GEORGIA ADAMS Gills’ Physical Ed. English (first semester) MR. WALLIS CARRILLO Vocal Music MRS. EVA DAVIS Typewriting MRS. JANICE HINKELDEY Girls’ Physical Ed. English (second semester) MR. DALE JOHNSON Biology Athletics MRS. FRANCES McKNIGHT English Plays MR. ROBERT OBERG English Drivers Training Journalism MR. GENE RUSSELL American History Problems Speech MISS CLARA LEGG Mathematics Library English MRS. MARJORIE MALONE Mathematics MRS. LILLIAN RICH Homemaking MR. CARL SMITH Spanish American History MR. GLEN TAPLIN MR. ERWIN TIPPERY Vocational Agriculture Chemistry English MRS. WANDA ANDERSON MRS. HELEN MOSHER School Secretary School Nurse MRS. ESTHER WILSON MR. JIM WALSH Commercial Distributive Education Athletic Assistant Boys’ Physical Ed. Left to right: Mr. Dobney, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Schemer. pect . . . axtcC Kept 'H ciswk. STANDING, left to right: Mrs. Johansen, Mrs. Larson. SEATED: Mrs. Osbahr, Mrs. Jepson, Head Cook; Mrs. Sund. ROLAND L. BARTO Physical Education; Boys' Glee; FFA. WILLIAM LYLE BEAN Physical Education; Boys' Glee; Choir; Foot- ball; Track. DENNIS PAUL BAUMAN Physical Education; Intra - murals; Football; Track; Basketball. MARY ELIZABETH BELTZ Physical Education; Band; Girls' Glee; Choir; Usher. DELILIA BEE BERG Physical Education; Girls' Glee; Small Groups; Pep Club; Tum- bling; DE; Home Room Representative. ALFRED SCOTT BOYKIN Physical Education; County Government; S Club; Small Group; Track; Choir; Boys'Glee. 10 EDWARD CHARLES BLOOMFIELD Physical Education; Class Play Role; Class Play; Makeup Committee; Stage Crew; Basketball; FFA; Softball; Baseball. MARK LEAMER BRADSHAW Small Groups Physical Education; County Government; Class Play Role; Boys' Glee; Choir; Pep Club; State Music Clinic; Thespians; Science Club; Librarian; Football; Track. MARILYN KAY (FREY) BRUDER Physical Education; Girls' Glee; Pep Club; Echo; Choir Officer; Librarian; Color Guard; Class Play Properties Committee; Freshman Choir. JOHN FORREST BUCK Student Council; Student Council Officer; Intra- murals; Physical Educa- tion; Boys’ Glee; Choir; Small Group; Echo Staff; Football; Track; Freshman Secretary. LARRY LEE BRUDER Physical Education; Foot ball; Track; DE. LEE EDWIN CHASE Physical Education; Bas- ketball. LEO EDWARD CHASE Physical Education; Intramurals. PATRICIA LEE COLE Physical Education; Girls' Glee; Pep Club; DE. JAMES RONALD CLARK Senior Class President; Physical Education; Intramurals; Track; Sci- ence Club; Stage Crew, Projectionist. LARRY LOUIS DEROIN Homecoming King; S Club; President of S Club; Intramurals; Boys’ Glee; Boys' State Ath- letic Council; Freshman Choir; Home Room Representative; Track; Basketball; Football; All ■ City Honorable Mention; Most Valuable Football Player. DANIEL VERN DOBNEY Physical Education; Football; Basketball; Distributive Education. BARBARA JO GOETSCH Homecoming Queen; Student Council Officer; Cheerleader; Physical Education; County Government; Girls'Glee; Pep Club; Librarian; Tumbling; Artist Dis- tributive Education Pres- ident. CAROLYN KAY EASTON Physical Education; Class Play; Girls'Glee; Choir; Small Group; Pep Club; Band; Band Officer; Debate; Thespians; Thespians President; Pep Band; Distributive Educa- tion; Dance Band; DECON President. JANE IRENE GUNSOLLEY Student Council; Class Officer; Physical Education; County Government; Girls’ Glee; Choir; Small Groups; Pep Club; Band; Band Officer; Pep Band; Librarian; Home Room Repre- sentative; Trumpet Trio. DONALD EUGENE HALL Physical Education; ”S Club; Intramurals; Choir; Football; Basketball; Track; Dance Band; Trombone Trio. GRETCHEN ARLENE HASH Office Girl; Physical Education; County Government; Girls'Glee; Pep Club; Annual Staff; Echo Staff; Librarian; FHA. SANDRA KAY HARRIS Student Council; Physical Education; Class Play; Choir; Small Group; Pep Club; Echo Staff; Echo Edi- tor; Thespians; Librar- ian Accompanist; Freshman Choir. MARGARET HAYES Office Girl; Physical Education; Girls' Glee; Monitor. I BARBARA ANN HAYNES Cheerleader; Class Offi- cer; Physical Education; County Government; Class Play; Girls’ Glee; Choir; Madrigal; Small Groups; Pep Club; Annual; State Music Clinic; Debate; Thes- pians; Soloist; Librarian. CAROLYN DIANE HaT Office Girl; Physical Education; County Government; Class Play; Intramurals; Girls’ Glee; Choir; Madrigal; Small Groups; Pep Club; Annu- al Business Manager; State Music Clinic; Band; Band Officer; Choir Officer; Pep Band; Librarian; Home Room Rep.; Majorette; Dance Band; Monitor. JANET MARIE HELICKER Office Girl; Physical Education; Class Play; Intramurals; Girls'Glee; Choir; Small Groups; Pep Club; Echo; DE; Tumbling; DE Recorder. GWENDOLYN GAY HELZER Office Girl; Physical Education; County Government; Class Play; Girls’ Glee; Choir; Small Groups; Pep Club; State Music Clinic; Band; Band Officer; Soloist; Librarian; Majorette. PAUL HARRY HIGH Physical Education; S Club; Football; Basket- ball; Track; FFA. GERALD WALTER HIS EROTE Physical Education; DE. PAMELA ELLYN HIRSCHBACH Homecoming Attendant; Class President Officer; Office Girl; Physical Education; County Government; Class Play; Girls' Glee; Choir; Madrigal; Small Groups; Pep Club; Pep Club Council; Treasurer of Pep Club; Annual State Music Clinic; Thespians; Soloist; Librarian; Home Room Representa- tive. DELORES MARIE HUNGERFORD Class Officer; Office Girl; Physical Educa- tion; Girls' Glee; Small Groups; Pep Club; FHA; Usher. 13 HARLAN CLETUS HUSTED Physical Education; Boys’ Glee; Choir; Track; DE. DARRELL VERNON JONES Homecoming Attendant; Class Officer; Physical Education; S Club; Intramurals; Football; Basketball; Track. RICHARD DEAN JOHANSON Physical Education; Class Play Role; S Club; Boys' Glee; Choir; Madrigal; Small Group; Echo; State Music Clinic; Thespians; Soloist; Foot- ball; FFA; Track Man- ager; Football Manager. KENNETH EDWARD JONES Physical Education; County Government; Boys' Glee; Choir; Echo; Annual; Madrigal; Small Group; Annual Business Manager; Echo Business Manager; FFA; Football; Librarian; Track; FFA Officer. JAMES KEEFER Class Officer; Physical Education; S Club; Boys' Glee; Boys’ State; Football; Basketball; Track. JERRY LEE KINGSTON Homecoming Attend- ant; Physical Education; County Government; S” Club; Boys' Glee; Choir; Football; Basket- ball; Track; DE; DE Officer. 14 MARY ANGELINE (FERRARO) KEMP Physical Education; Class Play Makeup; Pep Club; Pep Band; Band; Card- ettes. CLARK CLIFFORD KLEINBERG Homecoming Attendant; Student Council; Physi- cal Education; S Club; Echo; Basketball; Foot- ball and Basketball Man. LEONARD LEEROY KRUSE physical Education; Boys' Glee; DE. ROBERT WARD LANE Physical Education; County Government; Boys' Glee: Choir; Track; Intramurals; FFA. ANNETTE YVONNE LAMMERT Physical Education; Class Play Prompter; Band; Girls' Glee; Choir; Small Groups; Usher; Octette. MARY ANN LEWON Physical Education; Office Girl; Girls’ Glee; Pep Club; Annual; Li- brarian; Student Secre- tary for Speech Therap- ist; Girls' Intramurals; Tumbling. RONALD VERN LINDGREN Student Council; Physi- cal Education; Football; Basketball; Track; FFA. EDNA VIOLA MACKLEM Office Girl; Physical Education; Girls' Glee; Small Group; Usher. PERRY ALVIN MACE Physical Education; DE. CAROLINE LEE MATNEY Physical Education; Girls' Glee; Choir; Soloist; Freshman Choir. 15 MIC HEAL ROBERT McARTHUR S Club Treasurer; Boys' Glee; Football; Track; Home Room Rep.; Athletic Council; Sophomore Treasurer. LARRY REUBEN MILLER Student Council Presi- dent; Track; Thespians; Choir; Madrigal; Pep Band; Boys' Glee; Bas- ketball (All-County); Physical Education; Junior Class Play. JEWELL ELAINE MCLAUGHLIN Homecoming Attendant; Junior Class Treasurer; Physical Education; Choir; County Govern- ment; Junior Class Play Echo Editor; Girls' Glee; Madrigal; Small Group; Thespians; Soloist; Pep Club Officer; Accompa- nist. KENNETH LEE MODLIN 16 RONNIE EUGENE OBERMEYER Intramurals; Choir; DE; Boys' Glee; Choir; Physi cal Education. JERRY LEE O’DELL DE. JACK ELLIS O’DELL Physical Education; FFA Track. GLORIA RAE ORR Physical Education; Choir; Pep Club; Speech; Tum- bling; Girls' Glee. SHARIE LOU PEDERSON Class Officer; Physical Education; Class Play; Intramurals; Girls' Glee; Choir; Pep Club; Band; Majorette; DE. SONJIA SUE POTTS Student Council; Cheer- leader; Office Girl; Physical Education; County Government; Girls’ Glee; Small Groups; Pep Club; Tum- bling. JUDY LANORE PITTS Class Officer; Office Girl; Girls' Glee; Choir; Mad- rigal; Small Groups; Pep Club; Choir Officer; Speech; Soloist; Pep Band; Band; Monitor. THOMAS LAWRENCE PRENGER Physical Education; County Government; Boys’ Glee; Basketball; DE. BERN A LEE QUEEN Physical Education; Class Play; Intramurals; Girls’ Glee; Choir; Small Groups; Librarian. DENNIS JAMES REICH Physical Education; S Club; Pep Band; Science Club; Basketball; Band; Tumbling. CAROL ANN QUINT Physical Education; Class Play; Girls' Glee; Choir; Madrigal; Pep Club; Echo; Band; Pep Band; Librarian; Drum Q rtet. WARREN MICHAEL RICKWA Class Play; Physical Education; Boys’ Glee; Choir; Thespians; DE; FFA; Home Room Repre- sentative. NELLIE MAY SCHMIDT Physical Education; Echo; Librarian; Pep Club; Cheerleader; Small Group; Class Play Makeup; Tumbling; Girls' Glee; Madrigal; Color Guard. KENNETH RAYMOND STADING Physical Education; Boys' Glee; FFA; Pep Band; Dance Band; Thespians; Stage Crew; Track; Basketball. DONALD ROBERT STADING Physical Education; Pep Band; Football; Choir; Band; Basketball; Track; Intramurals; Boys' Glee; S Club; Homecoming Attendant. RICHARD DARRELL STEPHAN Physical Education; Track; County Govern- ment; Choir; S Club; Boys' Glee; Basketball; Football; Sophomore President; DE. CARYL MANARD STEWART Physical Education; FFA; Basketball; Track; Intramurals; Football. ELMA JANE STULL Physical Education; Choir; Small Group; Echo Thespians; Pep Band; Girls' Glee; Pep Club; Band Officer; State Music Clinic. IR GARY MARVIN STEWART Physical Education; DE; Boys' Glee; Track; Junior Class Play; Foot- ball. JACQUELYN JOAN SURBER Physical Education; Choir; Madrigal; Pep Club; Girls’ Glee; Class Play Makeup; Small Group; Choir Robe Cham.; Tumbling. UNDA LEE THACKER Homecoming Attend- ant; Student Council; Class Play Wardrobe; Girls' Glee; Pep Club Council; Cheerleader; Choir; Pep Band; County Government; Small Group; Dance Band; Band; Physical Educa- tion; Annual; UN Win- ner; Librarian; Color Guard. MAURINE JOYCE TUTTLE Homecoming Attendant; Cheerleader; Junior Class Secretary; County Government; Class Play; Thespians; Girls' Glee; Choir; Pep Club Officer; Echo Business Editor; Band Officer; Pep Band; Librarian Officer; Head Majorette; Girls' Glee; Physical Education; Li- brarians' Club; Thespian Secretary. ALAN LEROY TODD Intramurals; S Club; Sergeant-at-Arms; Physical Education; Boys' Glee; Football; Basketball; Track; Athletic Council. CHARLES PATRICH TWOH1G Physical Education; Boys' Glee; Choir; Speech; Track; Foot- ball. HENRY HERBERT DARREL PAUL WILL WATSON Physical Education; Football; Track; Bas- ketball. Pictures not available: Walter Albert Beermann, Lee Roy Bossow, Morris Ralph Camerer, Marvin Edwin Franke, Deloris Marie Hurlbert, Gary Dean Ring, and Paul Glen Young. 19 P. AKINS G. AMICK J. ANDERSON D. ARMOUR R. BACKMAN B. BERNARD W. BIELENBERG E. BOLTON G. BOSSOW R. BOUGHN G. F EG LEY F. FORSS F. GORE HAM L. GULSETH J. GUNSOLLY 22 J. HU LIT V. HUNTER J. JENSON M. JOHNSON N. JOHNSON C. BALDWIN G. BARTELS R. BEERMANN V. BENSON J. BERG A. BOURRETTE H. BOYLE M. BOYLE B. BRYNGELSON K. BURGESS R. DALHLMAN E. DANIELSON M. DEAN C. DREW J. DIXON V. HAWK V. HAYES R. HIDALGO D. HILLS K. HO LUSTER R. JOHNSON D. JONES B. KILZER D. KLEINBERG D. KOCH C. KRUMWIEDE D. LANE B. LEWIS D. LIVERMORE S. LYNCH d. McCreary j. McDonald e. mckernan l. miller r. murphy C. PEDERSON PETERSON N. PITTS D. QUEEN J. RAGER G. SANFORD j. SCHALLER C. SIVILL S. SPARKS D. SPEULDA 24C. THOMPSON L. TOMPKINS R. TUBBS J. VARVAIS R. VOSS R. MACE R. MARSH P. MARTIN M. MARTINECK P. MATZ K. NICHOLS B. OBERMEYER B. OEHLERKING M. OEHLERKING L. ORTON J. RAINEY S. RANDAL C. RAY R. ROBERTSON C. RUSSELL J. STANWICK J. STANWICK L. WITZKA C. YOUNG D. STINGLEY L. STRICKLETT Absent when pictures were taken: Valda Bahr, Del Rae Beermann, Carl Brobst. 25 Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player That struts and frets his hour upon Jhe stage And then is heard no more: R, 3WMB SHAKESPEARE R. Albenesius G. Archer J. Armour J. Badger K. Bartels S. Barto V. Beller d. Binder C. Black S. Blair B. Blessing D. Blessing £ u' i i li l $ o t p D. Bloomfield V. Bolton J. Border E. Bowman D. Boykin J. Boykin D. Bruder J. Bruneau J. Buck L. Busby R. Capera R. Chase Y. Chester A. Clifton R. Collier D. Collins J- Collins J. Conley G. Conway B. Corkin D. Crow J. Curl M. Dais R. Derby 27 D. Engel J. Franco S. Geddes J. Gillispie R. Goodier D. Goreham B. Haafke R. Hayes R. Hirsch A. Holgate D. Jepson V. Johnson S. Keefer J. Kellog J. Kelly B. Kilzer J. Kleinberg C. Knudsen S. Lakings J. LaVerdure J. Leedom E. Livermore S. Lucart S. Luft I Matney J. McKnight B. Meisnor D. Mellick L. Merriman S. Metz B. Miller G. Miller B. Miller L. Mogensen D. Morton W. Murphy 28 D. Nelson D. Pickens D. Oehlerking V. Pojar S. Orr J. Polly S. Parks D. Pederson E. Redenius A. Redowl V. Rich J. Seible G. Stevens G. Thielbar N. Stewart F. Stinger M. Tompkins L. Treadway A. Rohde J. Stark B. Romans H. Rose R. Stephan C. Stevens W. Stull d. Suter C. Trude 11 b. Varvais J. Sweem P. Walsh 29 K. White J. Wood Freshman pictures not available Barbara Krueger Stanley Pedersen Sandra Ring Gary Rody Verna Sweisberger 'ftyancC at 02Von£f Sophomore pictures not available Rodney Allen Sheron Blessing Deraid Thompson Gene Young D. Albenesius P. Beatty J. Collins J. Gordon P. Allen C. Beermann B. Anderson E. Anderson J. Anderson S. Anderson C. Beermann D. Bellis R. Bossow H. Bowman K. Fliginger M. Hedquist J. Dryden S. Harris G. Culbertson C. Graves P. DeWitt K. Hall G. Huisman A. Hungerford R. Johansen N. Johnson T. Johnson B. Keenan J. Livermore R. Macklem J. Madison M. Mahon J Marsh s. Martin 32 H. Antrim B. Archer L. Armbright L. Barker S. Barnett J. Bauman N. Bowman P. Bowman S. Boyd C. Burcum M. Camerer W. Clark D. Foreshoe J. Forss H. Fowler M. Franke M. Gallup H. Goetsch p. Helt S. Hirchert J. Hirsch K. Hirschbach J. Holgate D. Hollister G. Knudsen C. Kroblem K. Krumwiede D. LaFave l. Lake M. Lane E. Matz S. McArthur D. McLaughlin S. Miller R. Morgensen J. Nelson 33 J. Nieman C. Obermeyer B. O'Dell S. Oehlerking C. O'Neil A. Palmer D. Parker M. Pearson K. Peters J. Pittenger P. Reed T. Rickwa J. Rieger G. Roost J. Rowe K. Russell D. Saeger P. Saltzman L. Sides B. Simmons T. Simmons R. Smith R. Stading D. Stewart 34 ACTI vn the greet] holly; Most friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly: Then, heigh-ho, the holly! This life is most jolly! SHAKESPEARE Queen... Barb Goetsch King... Larry DeRoin s4ctivttte Halftime ceremonies. 2.uee t Sm — “Tittup (P mUm C BARBARA GOETSCH LARRY DEROIN 37 MAURINE TUTTLE DON STADING (wtecotKitup JEWELL MCLAUGHLIN DARRELL JONES Section, 'PCay fluttayi PCay s4%ou tct t e Ti onM c t %0 Directed by--Mrs. Frances McKnight i 1 ANN........... NORA.......... MRS. MURCHISON JENNY......... GERTIE........ EMILY......... MYRA FIX------- AOUDA ........ SALLY......... BERTHA........ ANGELICA------ PASSEPARTOUT - PHI LEAS FOGG - - STUART........ RALPH......... FLANAGAN------ MR. FIX....... BLACKSTONE - - ■ FRAMJI........ JUDGE OBADIAH - BOSE.......... COLONEL....... INDIAN........ NEWSBOY....... - - Sharon Randol - Carolyn Drew - - Diane Armour Freda Forss - - Barbara Kilzer Del Rae Beermann - - Laraine Miller - Rita K. Boughn - Karen Burgess -----— Vivian Hayes Bonnie Bryngelson Henry Boyle -----Leroy Orton - - - Duane Queen --------Pat Akins -----Gary Bartels ------Jim Jensen ■ - Dick Kleinberg ------Paul Martin - - Jim Stanwick ------Richard Voss -------Bill Lewis - - -Don Speulda • - Jim McDonald One- s4ct s4 e K tce4 SENIORS PRESIDENT - Ronnie Clark PRESIDENT - Darrell Jones SECRET ARY - Jane Gunsolley TREASURER - Judy Pitts JUNIORS PRESIDENT - Gary Amick VICE PRESIDENT - Gary Fegley - Claryce Ray TREASURER - Del Rae Beermann SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT - Bud Stall VICE PRESIDENT - Judy Badger SECRETARY - Susan Metz TREASURER - Karen Sierk FRESHMEN PRESIDENT - Bill Womersley VICE PRESIDENT - Kip Hirschbach SECRETARY - Marlene Hedquist TREASURER - James Forss 'Jfatcettcit 'Zfotto Society The National Honor Society is sponsored by Mrs. Eva Davis. Members are selected on leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Any- one in the upper 25 of the senior class was eligible if his or her grades averaged to a 2 or above. -� ____ ORGANIZATIONS SoutA. Sioux School (tyotit FIRST ROW: D. Womersley, R. Kleinberg, K. Jones, D. Stading, G. Fegley, L. Miller, R Johanson, M. Martineck, N. Schmidt, J. Pitts, M. Tuttle, C. Krumwiede, T. Lammert, F. Forss, P. Matz, E. Danielson, N. Johnson, C. Raye. SECOND ROW: D. Hall, B. Bean, L. DeRoin, A. Boykin, M. Bradshaw, V. Hayes, L. Miller, C. Drew, B. Kilzer, K. Burgess, K. Nichols, D. Beermann, C. Thompson, P. Hirschbach, J. McLaughlin, R. Boughn, G. Helzer, J. Hulit, M. Beltz, C. Baldwin, M. Dean. THIRD ROW; D. Queen, G. Bartels, L. Orton, D. Binder, J. Buck, G. Archer, B. Kilzer, B. Stull, D. Helt, G. On, J. Surber, J. Rainey, L. Thacker, B. Haynes, B. Bryngelson, D. Armour, C. Quint, S. Harris, J. Stull. %e4 u tcut (? ioin, FIRST ROW: S. Oehlerking, J. Hirsh. K. Russell, N. Bowman, P. Bowman, A. Hungerford, H. Fowler, P. Saltzman, P. Trudell, J. Anderson, S. Harris, M. Hedquist, C. Veach, B. Krueger, E. Matz. SECOND ROW: C. Obermeyer, J. Gordon, D. Bellis, C. Graves, J. Bowman, M. Mahon, P. Helt, C. Beermann, P. Beany, M. Pearson, M. Ebel, P. Allen, K. Krumweide, S, Boyd, T. Rickwa. THIRD ROW; D. Albenesus, J. Collins, S. Martin, P. DeWitt, B. Surber, B. Archer, L, Sides, J. Marsh, C. Kroblem, C. O'Neil, K. Fliginger, M. Franke, C. Beermann, C. Burcum, S. Miller, B. Womersley. FOURTH ROW: J. Livermore, L. Barker, J. Dryden, S. McArthur, M. Lane, D. McLaughlin, B. Todd, B. Stading, R. Walchek, G. Culbertson, R. Macklem, K. Hirschbach, D. Seager. R. Mogenson, J. Rieger. %Cee FIRST ROW: K. White, D. Persinger, V. Pojar, S. Miller, J. Klienberg, D. Goreham, S. Lucart, S. Blair, D. Rickwa, S. Blessing, L. Tompkins. SECOND ROW: B. Oehlerking, S. Randal, C. Knudsen, S. Lakings, Y. Chester, A. Clifton, S. Rogers, J. Boykin, W. Murphy, R. Albenisius, R. Murphy, E. Bowman. THIRD ROW: D. Oehlerking, V. Johnson, L. Mogenson, J. LaVerdure, S. Orr, J. Sweem, N. Stewart, S. Metz, D. Crow, V. Benson. 49 ACCOMPANISTS Bonnie Bryngelson, Barb Kilzer, Carole Thompson, Pam Hirschbach, Jewell McLaughlin. DOUBLE SEXTETTE FIRST ROW: Janice Kleinberg, Donna Goreham, Sandra Lucart, Shirley Blair, Donna Richwa, Cariotta Knudsen. SECOND ROW: Sharon Randal, Barb Oehlerking, Virginia Johnson, Jeanette Boykin, Nancy Steward, Missing: Elaine McKernan. BOYS’ GLEE FIRST ROW; R. Johansen, G. Archer, M. Bradshaw, K. Jones R. Kleinberg, Barb Kilzer, Accompanist. SECOND ROW: D. Womersley, L. Miller, A. Boykin, D. Hall, G. Fegley. 50 JUNIOR SEXTETTE Carol Baldwin Marilyn Dean Carolyn Drew Barbara Kilzer Carol Thompson Carol Krumweide SENIOR QUARTETTE John Buck Larry Miller Mark Bradshaw Richard Johansen SEATED: Dave Womersely Richard Binder STANDING: Bill Kilzer Bud Stull Jeb Archer JUNIOR GIRLS’ TRIO Kathy Nichols Carol Baldwin Carole Thompson GIRLS’ TRIO Linda Sides Sharon Orr Mary Pearson SENIOR GIRLS' QUARTETTE Barbara Haynes Gwen Helzer Diane Helt Linda Thacker Dance “3a td FRONT ROW: Linda Thacker, Mary Dais, Leroy Orton, Bud Stull, Karen Sierk. SECOND ROW: Bill Kilzer, Mr. Cooper, Carol Krumweide, Suzanne Harris, Diane Armour, Don Hall, Mr. Carillo, and Bill Bernard. BACK ROW: Diane Helt, Richard Johansen, Gwen Helzer, and Ken Stading. TRUMPET TRIO Jane Gunsolley Bill Bernard Carol Krumweide TROMBONE TRIO Carolyn Easton Diane Armour Don Hall Suzanne Harris Sautit Sioux @ity 'ttyiy i School Directed by TOM COOPER DRUM QUARTET Nancy Johnson Patty He It Valda Bahr Carol Quint MAJORETTES Diane Helt Gwen Helzer SCIENCE CLUB STANDING: Ronald Derby, Jim McDonald, Paul Mar- tin, Neal Pitts, Richard Binder, Mr. Tapi in. SEATED: Dennis Reich, Mark Bradshaw, Ronald Collins, Dennis Engel. This page is sponsored by: HODGES LUMBER COMPANY CURRY PAINT and FLOOR DR. LOHR DEBATE TEAM STANDING: Jim Jensen, Doug Hills, Mr. Russell. SEATED: Irene Matney, Freda Forss. 57 DIANE HELT Business Manager (? znjU uzl St M BARBARA KILZER As. Business Manager PAM HIRSCHBACH Editor KAREN BURGESS As. Editor SEATED: P. Hirschbach, K. Nichols, B. Kilzer, D. Helt, K. Burgess, Mr. Oberg. STANDING: M. Dean, C. Thompson, G. Conway, R. Hayes, A. Hash. C. Black. M. Lewon, J. Badger, E. Danielson. MR. ROBERT OB ERG. S ponsor JEWELL MCLAUGHLIN Co-Editor BARBARA HAYNES Head Typist SAUNDRA HARRIS Co-Editor SEATED: D. Suter, V. Baht, M. Martiaeck, S. Harris, J. McLaughlin, C. Drew, J. Stull. STANDING: K. Jones, G. Conway, L. Treadway, S. Metz, R. Johansen, J. Heliker, J. Buck, S. Orr J. Sweem, R. Stephans. C. Kleinberg, J. Reed, D. Jepson, J. LaVerdure, B. Haynew, J. Rainey, K. Sierk, N. Schmidt. STANDING: Larry DeRoin, President. SEATED: Bob Backman, Vice President; Alan Todd, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mike McArthur, Secretary-Treasurer. FIRST ROW: R. Collier, R. Stephans, L. Miller, G. Fegley, A. Todd, B. Backman, M. McArthur, L. DeRoin, J. Keefer, Mr. Adams, Sponsor. SECOND ROW; Jeb Archer, J. Kingston, D. Stading, R. Robertson, J. Kelly, A. Rhode, B. Haafke, B. Romans, D. Engel. THIRD ROW: J. Peterson, D. Queen, J. Raeger, B. Stull, B. Kilzer, G. Amick, J. Cox, G. Thielbar, C. Brobst. FOURTH ROW: P. High, M. Camerer, D. Reich, D. Hall, A. Boykin, C. Kleinberg, D. Jones, B. Bernard, G. Wiggs, Manager. This page is sponsored by: JAMES DRUG FIRST ROW, Council Members: Kathy Fliginger, Judy Badger, Donna Suter, Del Rae Beerman, Claryce Ray. Linda Thacker, Pam Hirschbach, Treasurer; Maurine Tuttle, Secretary; Barbara Kilzer, Vice President; Jewell McLaughlin, President; Mr. Foss, Sponsor. SECOND ROW; J. Gunsolley, C. Quint, C. Easton, J. Pins, B. Queen, S. Harris, B. Haynes, N. Schmidt, J. Stull, J. Heliker, Mrs. Adams, Sponsor. THIRD ROW; C. Thompson, V. Hayes, L. Miller, K. Nichols, C. Drew, C. Sivill, M. Dean, M. Lewon, D. Helt, J. Surber. FOURTH ROW; C. Baldwin, N. Johnson, K. Burgess, V. Bensen, B. Oehlerking, J. Dixon, J. Rainey, D. Armour, C. Krumweide, B. Bryngelson. FIFTH ROW; N. Stewart, L. Mogensen, J. Gillespie, R. Hayes, R. Johansen, A. Clifton, J. Boykin, G. Stevens. SIXTH ROW: J. Curl, V. Johnson, K. Sierk, M. Dais, D. Oehlerking, K. White, D. Persinger, C. Black. SEVENTH ROW; P. Allen, C. Kroblem, D. Jepsen, J. LaVerdure, S. Orr, J. Sweem, J. Reed, R. Stephens. EIGHTH ROW: C. Graves, J. Marsch, P. DeWitt, B. Surber, J. Bauman, M. Mahon, C. O'Neil, S. Harris. NINTH ROW; J. Rowe, M. Hedquist, S. Miller, S. Oehlerking, M. Ebel, C. Burcum, S. Boyd, P. Helt. TENTH ROW: S. Keefer, V. Beller, M. Pearson, D. Jones, J. Armour, L. Busby, L. Sides. Student @ounctC Student Council is South Sioux City High School's representative government. Together with the Student Councils of the Sioux City Schools, they have an Intra-City Council. Here the councils discuss the problems of their schools and projects of the council. Problems are solved and suggestions are given to solve the difficulties that arise. Whatever concerns the interests of the pupils, is within the realm of the council. FIRST ROW: Larry Miller, President; Carole Thompson, Vice President; Barbara Goetsch, Treasurer; Sharon Boyd, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Lindgren, Senior; Mary Dais, Sophomore; Gary Bartels, Junior; Saundra Harris, Senior; Carolyn Drew, Junior; Jerry Rager, Junior; Beth Surber, Freshman; Gene Conway, Sophomore. FIRST ROW: P. Cole, D. Berg, C. Easton, B. Goetsch, J. Heliker, S. Pederson. SECOND ROW: D. Dobney, L. Bruder, K. Modlin, H. Husted, L. Kruse, P. Mace, W. Rickwa, Mrs. Wilson, Sponsor. THIRD ROW; J. Hiserote, M. Franke, R. Obermeyer, T. Prenger, J. O'Dell, R. Stephens, G. Stewart, J. Kingston. D.E. is a program under the guidance of Mrs. Wilson, that provides for a senior student to have a job during school hours in addition to attending school if they desire. South Sioux's Distributive Education class was chosen D.E. Club of the year for our state. Because of their outstanding achievements, Carolyn Easton, President of Nebraska State D.E.. and Barbara Goetsch will attend the national convention in Tacoma, Washington. Making plans for the 1959 State Convention. This page is sponsored by: BOUSQUETS DEPARTMENT STORE DUDLEY DRUGS CLOSTER SERVICE STATION AIKEN and TRACY VETERINARY STANDING: Paul High, President. FIRST ROW: R. Lane, K. Jones, J. Border, A Rhode, K. Bartels, E. Bloomfield, D. Foreshoe. SECOND ROW: J. O’Dell, L. Armbright, D. Mellick, M. Tompkins, D. Bloomfield, J. Pittenger, P. Wiese, G. Roost, K. Stading. THIRD ROW: R. Lindgren, M. Camerer, R. Johanson, C. Stewart, R. Beermann, R. Allen, R. Meisner, D. Morten, R. Chase. Future Farmers of America is a recently established organization of South Sioux City High School. Under the direction of Mr. Taplin, boys interested in agriculture receive basic preparation for this field. It is well to remember their motto: Learning to do. Doing to learn; Earning to live. Living to serve. F. F. A. receiving their charter 99 O! It is excellent To have a giant’s strength; but it is tyrannous To use it like a giant. SHAKESPEARE L. HALFBACK • FEGLEY R. HALFBACK • McARTHUR FULLBACK • DEROIN TACKLE•BROBST 1958 FOOTBALL SUMMARY September 12 The Redbirds were defeated in the opening game of the season on the Blair Bear's gridiron by a score of 18-13. September 19 Penalty stricken South Sioux was defeated 12-0 by Schuyler, on Dad's night, the first home game. September 26 The Cardinals were outsmarted by the tricky ball hand- ling of Norfolk and were shut out. 32-0. October 3 Homecoming fans saw an underdog Redbird team fight to a 13-13 tie against a tough Lincoln Pius ballclub in the season's top thriller. October 10 The Cards had the distinction of being the first team this year to force the red-hot Bulldogs to punt, but lost by 40-0 on die LeMars field. October 17 The Redbirds fared well on the Leeds gridiron by downing the rival Lancers by a score of 27-6. October 31 The Cardinals, minus the activity of eight players, lost to a tough Holy Name team by a score of 40-13. November 7 The Redbirds wound up the season with a loss at the hands of Bellevue by a score of 27-14. TACKLE • RHODE END • KEEFER END • BACKMAN END • HA AFKE 68 s o u THE CARDINAL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD WE Blair 13 Schuyler 0 Norfolk 0 Lincoln Pius 13 LeMars 0 Leeds 27 Wayne 13 Holy Name 13 Bellevue 14 QUARTERBACK • ROBERTSON LINEBACKER ARCHER LINEBACKER • JONES HALFBACK • PETERSON 69 Sout Sioux fixiddeno FIRST ROW, left to right: L. DeRoin, D. Hall, M. Bradshaw, A. Todd, M. Camerer, D. Jones, P. High, M. McArthur, J. Dempsey, J. Keefer. SECOND ROW: R. Marsh, C. Brobst, D. Hills, G. Fegley, R. Robertson, J. Rager, J. Peterson, B. Bernard, B. Backman, THIRD ROW: D. Womersly, B. Romans, B. Stull, B. Kilzer, R. Collier, G. Archer, B. Haafke, A. Rhode, G. Thielbar, FOURTH ROW: K. Bartels, J. Dryden, D. Saeger, D. Engel. JOHN KELLY MARK BRADSHAW ALAN TODD BOB ROMANS DON HALL GARY THIELBAR WOMERSLY - BARTELS MORRIS CAMERER Student Managers GARY WIGGS RICHARD JOHANSEN BERT ADAMS DALE JOHNSON BERT ADAMS Head Coach LARRY DEROIN Most Valuable This page is sponsored by: MERLE HAYNES CONSTRUCTION FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Barker, K. Hirshback, B. Womersly, J. Dryden, L. Lake, E. Livermore. SECOND ROW; L. Armbright, E. Anderson, D. Seager, J. Pittenger, S. McArthur, D. Hollister. THIRD ROW; J. Reiger, 3. Todd, D. McLaughlin, B. Stading, D. Turman, H. Antrim, Student Manager THE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WE THEY Heelan 6 20 Norfolk 2 6 North Jr. 6 13 Fremont 20 19 West Jr. 12 12 THE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Get your ft! • hands off me!! ■ Hm, where should I go next?” Wonder who that blonde in the third row is? ?ecu t FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Archer, W, Stull, L. Miller, H. Rose, J. Keefer, R. Robertson. SECOND ROW: J. Rager, P. Young, R. March, C. Brobst, W. Beermann, J. Kelly, B. Kilzer. SUMMARY • South Sioux lost a tough, first game of the basketball season on Dec. 5, to a highly rated Lemars team on the Card's floor. • The South Sioux Cardinals won their first game by a margin of 56-41 over Leeds in the South Sioux gym. • The Cards pulled through with a 55 to 44 victory in an exciting game with Blair on the Redbirds floor Jan. 6, by the score of 61-41. • A strong Heelan team defeated the Cards by a score of 77-39 on the Crusaders floor Dec. 20. • South Sioux was overpowered by the Onawa Bulldog's on the Cards floor Jan. 6, 61-49. • The Redbirds traveled to Schuyler Jan. 9, to defeat the Schuyler ballclub 61-41. • A cold South Sioux ball team was defeated by a red-hot Leeds team, there, on Jan. 16, 54-41. • South Sioux rambled over Bishop Ryan of Omaha by a score of 62-30 at Omaha on Jan. 17. • A highly favored Holy Name team slipped past the Cards by a score of 50-43. • The Redbirds were squeezed out by Bellevue 41-39 at Bellevue on Jan. 30. • South Sioux edged Blair in an overtime on Blair floor by a close 61-60, on Jan. 31. • The Cards pulled through the second close game in a row by defeating Wayne, here, by a score of 64-63, on Feb. 6. • South Sioux was humbled by a hot East team on the Cards floor by a score of 71-51, Feb. 10. • The Redbirds were beaten in the last few minutes of the most exciting game of the season by Heelan on the Card's floor by a score of 56 to 51. • South Sioux broke existing city, team and individual scoring records by beating Tekamah on the home floor Feb. 20 by a score of 106-49. A newcomer to South Sioux, Jim Keefer, scored 52 points in this game. • Norfolk broke a losing streak Feb. 27. by making two free throws at the last second, in defeating the Redbirds, there, by a score of 54-52. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD WE THEY WE LeMars 23 71 Holy Name 43 Leeds 56 41 Bellevue 39 Blair 55 44 Blair 61 Heelan 39 77 Wayne 64 Onawa 49 61 East 41 Schuyler 61 41 Heelan 56 Leeds 41 54 Tekamah 106 Bishop Ryan 62 30 Norfolk 52 ALAN RHODE PAUL YOUNG JACK STARK JIM WALSH LES SHEPARD CARL BROBST KENNIE BARTELS JIM KEEFER RONNIE MARSH 79 GERALD ARCHER LARRY MILLER WALLY BEERMANN HAROLD ROSE BILL WOMERSLY JIM KEEFER ALL CITY SECOND TEAM LARRY MILLER ALL CITY SECOND TEAM 80 Haafke, Student Manager, K. Bartels, A. Rhode, D. Bloomfield, J. Stark, B. Morris, D. Womersly, B SQUAD SCHEDULE WE THEY LeMars 42 51 Leeds 47 43 Blair 39 48 Heelan 36 57 Onawa 51 33 Schuyler 42 41 Bishop Ryan 50 41 Holy Name 43 38 Blair 57 40 Wayne 64 28 (partial listing) There goes 2 of 106! SWISH! (Almost) Just a few inches more! Chalk up one for Rod! This page is sponsored by: ROBERTSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Will he make it? P%e4 wncut FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Stading, J. Dryden, G. Culbertson, D. Walcheck, B. Todd, D. McLaughlin. SECOND ROW: S. McArthur, R. Mogenson, B. Barker, K. Hirschbach, D. Saeger. DALE JOHNSON Freshman Basketball Coach SCHEDULE WE THEY Woodrow Wilson 23 25 North Jr. 36 39 Fremont 30 48 Norfolk 40 33 Heelan 14 46 Norfolk 41 27 Fremont 16 25 Heelan 27 48 Woodrow Wilson 30 25 FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Stull, G. Wiggs, E. Bloomfield, D. Bloomfield, G. Conway, D. Bauman, D. Bauman, W. Bielenburg, H. Rose, K. Bartels, G. Thielbar. SECOND ROW; B. Kilzer, D. Hall, D. Stading, G. Fegley, R. Robertson. J. Shaller. B. Haafke, G. Bartels, L. DeRoin, B. Romans, A. Todd. THIRD ROW: A. Boykin, B. Backman, P. High, J. Kelly, A. Rhode, B. Morris, D. Hills. TRACK SCHEDULE March 31 Duel at Vermillion April 7 Quadrangular at Vermillion April 10 Holstein Relays April 15 Midland Relays, Fremont April 21 Duel at Norfolk April 25 Norfolk Invitational April 28 Duel with Wayne, hero May 1 Sioux City Relays May 8 District Track Meet DALE JOHNSON Track Coach 180 YARD LOW HURDLES THE 880 Jerry Pederson Dennis Bauman Rodney Robertson Alfred Boykin SPRINTERS MILERS Bob Backman Gary Fegley Bob Morris Bill Haafke Don Stading Jim Shaller Gary Bartels WEIGHT MAN THE 440 WEIGHT MAN Paul High Bill Kilzer John Kelly ■ I ADVERTISERS This above all — to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. SHAKESPEARE For Everything in HARDWARE Stop at COAST TO COAST MANLEY JEWELERS Hamilton - Bulova and Elgin Watches Phone 4433 2306 Dakota c° VrORESTr See MARK RYAN LAWYER For all your legal matters Phone 4585 2003 Dakota For the Latest News v0 at ▼ Read the D. 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