Sutherland High School - Duke Yearbook (Sutherland, IA)

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B0 S' 'S' C UB THE Bovs' S' CLUB IS MADE UP OF LETTER WINNERS WHO ARE IN ITIATED INTO THE CLUB THE INITIATIDN CONSISTS OF A WEEK OF DEV OTED SERVICE TO THE AcTIvES THERE ARE FIFTEEN AcTIvES THEY ARE DELMAR WAGGONER, Boa WAGGONER, WILBUR WAGGONER, EDWARD BRECHNALD Boa JENNER DONALD OLHAUSEN, DONALD HASH, BOB NIELSEN, ALFRED JEN SEN UAROLO CULP, ELHDRE HAYES, BILL GILLESPIE, HARLAN HUGHES PAUL SWEENEY, AND LUVERNE NIELSEN THE OFFICERS ARE A8 FOLLOWS DELMAR WAGGONER, PRESIDENT EDWARD BRECHWALD, VICE PRESIDENT WILBUR WAGGONER, SECRETARY TREASURER COACH MAAS IS THE SPONSOR OF THE GROUP THE CLUB HAS SEV ERAL PARTIES AND DANCES EVERY YEAR LS' 'S' C AFTER THE INITIATION OF FIVE GIRLS RDSE BRANSTETTER, JUNE WIESE, CHARLOTTE DOODY, ALICE PEKELDER, AND ELDREDA MARTIN THE GIRLS' 'S' CLUB CONSISTED OF THIRTEEN MEMBERS FRIENDLINESS, COURTESY, SPORTSMANSHIP, AND SCHOOL SPIRIT THESE QUALITIES OF COOPERATING WITH ONE ANOTHER WILL HELP IN RECEIVING THE 500 POINTS ONE MUST HAVE BEFORE AN 'S' IS AWARDED THESE POINTS MAY BE OBTAINED BY TAKING PART IN ALL SPORTS FDUR POINTS ARE GIVEN FoR EACH HOUR L A GIRLS WHO HAvE RECEIVED ' ' MAY BE A MEMBER OF THE 'S' CLUB THIS ORGANIZATION HOLDS FUN IN STORE FOR EVERYONE WHO IS WILLING TO COMBINE THEIR INTEREST AND ENTHUSIASM THE GIRLS OF THIS CLUB OFTEN ENTERTAIN MEMBERS OF THE BOYS' 'S' CLUB, HAVE PICNICS AND PARTIES, AND ARE WAITRESSES FOR THE ANNUAL FooT BALL BANQUET OFFICERS OF THE GROUP ARE AS FOLLOWS PRESIDENT, ROSE BRAN STETTER VICE PRESIDENT, JUNE WIESE, SECRETARY, CHARLOTTE Dooov TREASURER, ALICE PEKELDER MISS BEACHLER IS THE SPONSOR EACH SEASON BRINGS A NEW GROUP OF ACTIVITIES SUITABLE FOR THAT TIME OF YEAR oUTDooRS IN THE SPRING AND FALL, AND INDOORS IN THE WINT R THE SEASONAL BRANGHES INCLUDE NOT ONLY HOCKEY, BASKETBALL, HIKING, VOLLEY BALL, PING PDNG, BADHINTDN, TENNIS, PAGE 26 Y L vv I - I I , - o 1 0 I I 9 ' 3 GIR ' LUB BEING ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE CLUB CALLS FOR FAIRNESS, I Go A. C S ' I . I ' I 1 G- A- A. E A

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AURELIA, UNDEFEATED GERS 26 20 AURELIA WAS PRIMHAR, LED BY THE ERLAND THE TICERS LOST IN CONFERENCE PLAY, STDPPED THE CHEROKEE COUNTY CHAMPION HUGHES BROTHERS, TURNED BACK SUTH AN EARLY LEAD AND wENT DOWN 30 2I BILL GILLESFIE'S LAST MINUTE FIELD GOAL GAVE SUTHERLAND A 34 33 VICTJRY DVER PAULLINA THIS WAS THE THIRD TIME THE TIGERS HAD EEATEN THE BLUE AKD WHITE PAULLINA FIVE IN THE FINAL GAME OF THE SEASON SUTHERLAND DRDPPED A THRILLER T0 EVERLV 33 30 THE TIGERS PLAVED GooD BALL UNTIL CDLP, WAGGONER, AND NIELSEN WENT OUT ON FOULSe SUTHERLAND ADVANGED TO THE FINALS IN THE SECTIONAL TOUR NAMENT BY DEFEATING HARTLEY 29 23 AND MARCUS 3I 23 IN THE FINAL GAME, HOWEVER PRIMGHAR STOPPED THE LDGALS 23 32 IN CONFERENCE PLAY THE TIGERS FDR THE WHOLE SEASON THEY woN NINE TEAM ScoRED 560 POINTS WHILE THEIR FINALS IN THE QECTIONAL TOURNAMENT woN TWO GAMES AND LOST FIVE GAMES AND LOST ELEVEN THE OPPONENTS SGDRED 575 POINTS Boa WAGGONER WAS ELECTED CAPTAIN AND SEVEN LETTERS wERE GIVEN THE SENIOR WINNERS wERE BDB WAGGDNER, WILBDR WAGGONER, ALFRED JENSEN, EDWARD BRECHWALD, DAROLD CULP, AND DONALD HASH THE SOPHOMORE WINNER WAS LUVERNE NIELSEN BASEBALL LAST SPRING'S BASEBALL TEAM CAME TPROUGH WITH SEVEN WINS AND FIVE LOSSES THE BEST GAME OF THE SEASON HAS THE CLOSING TILT WITH PAULLINA LDRNE JOINES' GOOD PITDHING AND WILBUR WAGGONER'S TIMELY HIT WITH THE BASES LOADED IN THE SIXTH INNING WON FOR SUTHERLAND 2 I LETTERMEN WERE WAYNE HAKE MAN, HAROLD HAKEMAN, LORNE JOINES, DONALD WAGGDNER AND MARVIN AMENDT SENIDRS BOB WAGGONER, DONALD OLHAUSEN, WIL SUR WAGGONER, AND DONALD HASH JUNIORS AND BILL GILLESPIE SDPHDMDRE. HAROLD HAKEMAN NAS ELECTED CAPTAIN. THIS YEAR'S TEAM WILL BE FAIRLY STRONG IN ALL DEPART UENTS, EXCEPT PITCHING THERE ARE FIVE LETTERMEN RETURNING AND RESERVES THAT DIDN'T QUITE MAKE A LETTER T0 FILL OTHER POSITIONS. PAGE 25 TI- - 1 I , -L O THEY WON THIRD PLACE IN THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT AND WENT TO THE H 0 a

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AND BASEBALL BUT ALSO A GREAT VARIETY OF PLAY DAYS, PARTIES, CLASS TOURNAMENTS AND OUTINGS TO ATTRACT THE SUTHERLAND GIRLS THIS YEAR THESE SPORTS HAVE HELPED IN ESTABLISHING E G N MA N IT ONE OF THE M0 OUTSTANDING OR GANIZATIONS IN THE SCHOOL THE GROUP FUNCTIONS AS A UNIT THEY PLAN THEIR OWN PRO GRAMS AND ELECT THEIR OFFICERS AND LEADERS THL PRESIDENT OF THE CLUB AND THE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FORM THE GovERNING BOARD THE oFFIcERS ARE AS FOLLOWS PREQIDENT DOROTHY MARTIN VICE PRESIDENT MAXINE LYNN, SECRETARY VERNA UAE MATZ TREASURER, KATHERINE THIES 'EM THE LEADERS OF THE GROUP FOR THE YEAR WERE DORIS WAG GDNER PEGGY NELSON, VERNA MAE MATZ, AND ELOREDA MARTIN M SS BEACHLER WAS THE G A A SPONS R CHRISTMAS PROGRAM THE CHRISTMAS PRDGRAM, PRESENTED BY THE VOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL GROUPS, WAS AN OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE OF THIS SCHOOL YEAR AT THE BEGINNING OF THE PROGRAM ANTIPHGNAL SINGING OF CHRISTMAS CAROLS IAS HEARD FROM VARIOUS HALLS OF THE BUILDING THE GARDLERS WERE MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS' AND BOYS' GLEE cLuBS FOLLOWING AN INTRODUCTION OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL NUMBERS THE PROCESSIONAL OF THE CANTATA BEGANo THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB WAS ATTIRED IN MARooN ROBES, AND EACH GIRL WAS CARRYING A LIGHTED CANDLE A8 SHE MARCHED IN SINGING, 'O COME ALL YE FAITHFUL THE REED QUINTET PLAYED THE ACCOMPANIMENT THE ASSEMBLY WAS DARK EXCEPT FDR THE LIGHTED CANDLES A LONG THE WINDOWS AFTER THE GIRLS WERE SEATED, THE CHRISTMAS STORY WAS READ BY MRS MARGARET MANN WHILE THE GIRLS SOFTLY HUMMED 'SILENT NIGHT ' IN SEVERAL OF THE CANTATA NUMBERS THERE WERE SOLO PARTS WITH THE FOLLOWING GIRLS AS SDLDISTS CATHERINE SMEENEY, RUTH ELLEN JONES, MAXINE LYNN, EVELYN HOFFMAN, MYRNE INNES, AND BARBARA JONES THE WHOLE CANTATA WAS GENTERED AROUND THE CHRISTMAS STORY. AFTER THE CANTATA SEVERAL VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL NUMBERS WERE PRESENTED FOR THE REGESSIDNAL THE GIRLS SANG NJOY T0 THE WORLD ' THIS PROGRAM WILL LONG BE REMEMSERED FOR THE IMPRESSIVE MANNER IN WHICH IT PORTRAYED THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT. MISS MABEL KRUSE AND MR. CARL SAGNESS DIRECTED THE PROGRAM. MISS ELSIE CUNNINGHAM WAS THE ACCOIPANISTS , 5 '- 9 a ' '1 v 9 ' , 0 I A s D O Q I in Q 0 PAGE 27