Sutherland High School - Duke Yearbook (Sutherland, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1942 volume:

THE DU Q Q M:f:rrum1l4ff 04 if . it A P lp k :A ... all - QT' mf 499 ,Il 2 4 1 gi FOR ARD SE Y N O FOR YOUTH TO ATTEND FREE SCHOOLS ZEAL IN FACT, THE VERY NUCLEUS PAGES, A MEMOIR OF SCHOOL DAYS. LE AT T S, OUGH HOP S VILEGES ARE RES TE VENTLY HOPE THAT THIS GENERATION GENERATIONS TO COME MAY CONTINUE UCATION OF THIS GREAT DEMOCRACY. H IRM r PRIVILE AND HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO PREPARE O SCHOOL LIFE s FOUND ON THE HOUUH LIFE SEEMS ALMOST UNBEAR ASTEO AND CRUSHED, ANO THOUGH T E l9L2 ANNUAL STAFF, DOES EER , THE NEXT GENERATION, AND THE TO HAVE ANO TO PHESERVE THE ED .T IN THE TR ING Tu.4Es F TOIL ANO sTHn'E, ITIS A GE AND OEOTOATE THIS YEAR EOOK. THE IAFJSPIRATIONS, THE HOPES, THE -- F I SE T A H - AB TUE TH E T BL PRI BEING TRIO O, H I - a9b - OUR COMMERCI THIS ANNUAL, SENIOR CLASS ENTHUSIASTIC HIGH SCHOOL OF SCHOOL SP LP IN KE THESE THINGS GUIDANCE AND ETHEL TUNTLANO AL TEACHER THE SPONSOR or AND OUR TRUE FRIEND, , THE , OEOIOATE TH S IQI2 DI P RTICIPATION N THE M ' A TIVITIES, FOR HER PROMOTION R AND P A FOR H R ING THE SCHOOL MORALE HICH PEING POSSIBLE THROUGH HER BY HER KINDNESS To f I- J - H WE OO .I 'I JKE TO EXPRESS OUR DEEP APPRECIATION EOR HER A I ANY O I IT ' EP, ND E HE EP 4 '- Www fem 9-9 I I THAT A CLA QES AC IVITI FEATUREQ ADVERTISING EDITOR ACTIVITY EDITORS CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN ASSOOIATE EDITOR FRANCES POWELL EECKY ANNE ENCELKE AOVEPTISI G EOITORQ SPORTS EOITORS ALICE OuNCAN CHAIRMAN ALDEN ANDERS FARJORY SINGER BILL GILLESP PHYLLIS LENHART CHAUMCNCE NELSON BUSINESS AAAGERS HARLAN HUGHES ELVIN THAAP CHARLES TRIPLETT SPONSOR ETHEL L TUNTLAND AON Q S ' IOA T ES F' I .X MARGARET ANN CHESLEY ROSE BRANSTETTER . N O C , . A f' IE v If N ' 0 Q? all W I-NY' fb' ii X A 1' f ' P Q1 X Q' 1 c' ' 1 ' 'I I Ffh 6-Q REPRESENTING ONE OF THE MOST IMPRESSIVE BUILDINGS IN THE COMMUNITY, NOT ONLY IN STRUCTURE BUT IN ITS FUNCTION AS WELL, STANDS THE SUTHERLAND SCHOOL. THROUGH THE YEARS IT HAS ATTAINEB E SIGN FICANT POSITION OF BEING A SYMBOL OF HIGHER LFARNIN . OUR FOREFATHERS HAD GREAT FAITH WHEN THEY ESTABLISHED AND ERECTED CH A F NE INSTITUT O . THEY HOPED AND PLANNED THAT EACH YEAR EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES WOULD BE EXPANDED. IMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE POSSIBLE BY THE CONTINUED EFFORTS AND COOPERATION OF THE COMMUNITY. THE DREAM OF OUR FOREFATHERS HAS BEEN REALIZED, AND R DESIRE NOW IS THAT THE YOUTH OF THE PRESENT, AS WELL AS T FUTURE, MAY HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO PROGRESS BOOK BY BOOK GRADE BY GRADE, UNTIL THEY TOO, HAVE PASSED THROUGH THE HIGHEST PORTA OF EDUCATION IN THE COMMUNITY. SUPT. BAIRD PRIN. SAGNESS I TH I - G SU I I N OU HE I , L in TOQ Row SECOND Row FIRST Row SIE LEAN KATHL ESTHE AR A ARSA JORIS LL RUTH VERLA KEITH ETHEL RL UWAH u OR DR EE R 'OOO RET YN RET HR PARIS D I ANARY UNTLA NE SA ASNESS, H STON, SIRSON, PARIS, SOUTH PAIRD, LYNCH, TON LANG, CHRISTENSON, WANARY JOOO, JUDO, CUNNINGH M, ER R FACULTY HAI PRIMARY SECOND HER THIRD FOURTH C FIF TENSON SIXTH TIP HIPH EN L O O, EIGL R MUSIC STO R Eff O ICS POACH o COMHERCIAL PRINCIPAL I , SUPERINTENOENT A ST 'J C IA, E UUPHER AK OL KANSAS U ATE COLLEGE PARSONS AK REISHTON U CORNELL IOWA U Gi I I .,-I KZ' Ax -f5,M,A ,, ' : S O. O A S - . R 2 S T D . : L.. , I A I IGJS EL C NNING A, .. . . ..l. S. T. C. E . - IGGS, ... . . . ..I. S. T. C. N EUC , soo 0 ooo o 0 no O solo So TQ Co LH , ooaoa 0 o 0 O on I O Sa Ta Cc v G L H, TH nfqqnnoo oo o A oooo als So Tn Cn If O - C IS , ......... ........... I. S. T. C. ALICE SOUTHER, JR. HIGH PRINCIPAL... ...BUENA VISTA COLLEGE f , LA I, JR. G G ISR.. .... E. A., S. D . U. LI IAM C. J O L IS ............ .. .. ...B. A., ST. AF . . 3I.SfN, . ................ ........... 9. M., . VAE HO N, HO,E -,U N ...... B. S., IOw T , O .............. .. ......... E. S., T v , ,.. ... . . ..... E. S S. D . U. CA SASW SS, .......... ...PH. B., G I . 1 'O U L RD ... .... ..E. A., R CHARLES TRIPLETT UCHUCKU JUNIOR PLAYQ oNE NUAL, SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT HA WINNING wAY WITH THE 'WIMMEN FRANCES IIFR POJVLL AN B ND n n C UB I, Q LEADER, ANNUAL HDIMPLES PLES, AND DIMPLESQ dP+'H4,AZfp DIM MORE HFISH QLEE CLUB 2 MIXED CHORUS 2 PLAY, ON ACT PLAYS 9 SENIOR PRES. HDIGNIFIED, UNTIL YOU KNOW HIM ,,,ff 44,01 - UQUIETLY PRE- ACT PLAYS lj AN- KATHRYN MARTIN nKATEn SENT.n MARGARET ANI IHESLCY HCHESSH EE CLUB 5 H c UB I, MIX o cHoRUs I, ONE ACT PLAYS I, U A LEADER, GAA VICE PRES CHEER LEADER I, NEws STAFF 1 JUNIOR PLAY, 2ND sExTET, STUDENT LIBRARIAN ANNUAL I 9 JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT. HOUTSTANDING GRADES, PERSONALITY, AND PEP. A ELK? BANG J NIOR PLAY A PUAL SEJI CLASS SEC TREASQ ' LL or A AND FUNa . y.tl U- F U 3 E A Mg S GL 3 Su L - PAA L ' E U . DA 1 ' ' 'S n ,, T, , I IU HARRISON FISCH BECKY ANNE I! L- II, ll A 5 U 3 N- . 3 I g I on JRQ ' E' ' . ' -S 'FU 'S 9' .ll ll ELVIN THARP BUD GLEE CLUB 5 MIXED CHORUS CHEER LEADER BAND 5 ANNUAL, JUNIOR PLAY, NEws STAFF I BRASS SEXTET 1 WOODWIND QUIN MIXED QUARTET MADRIGAL 2 BOYS' QUARTET B MAN SDMEDAYIU CHAUMONDE NELSON NBECK NUAL 'WE LIKE H BRAND OF BLUE EYED CHARM BILL GILLISPIE NBTLL FOOTBALL BASKETBALL USU c B PRES ' U c B BASE BALL 2 ANNUAL, JUNIOR PLAY' UAS HANDsoME AS THEY com: W MARJORY BURGER FNARJ JUNIOR PLAY, NEWS STAFF I, ANNUAL UTTNY BUT H MYIN HARRY JALAS HOLIVER BAND 5, MIXED oHoRus 5 ul'LL TAKE OLIVER ANY DAY PHYLLIS LENHART FIF ONE ADT PLAYS I NEWS STAFF ANNDAL 'WORTH HER WEIGHT IN soLD AND THEN SOME.u fi 1 H N ll .ll 3 I 5: ' - 5: 3 . 3 3 .lg A A ng -- o 3 lo nI'LL E A -- ll ll GLEE CLUB - GLEE cLuB LL3 O fA ' ER A - AN . .ll .ll H n n 3 IZ LU 143 . , , 'S LU lj - 5 0 ' v 1, GAA PRES., CARNIVAL QUEEN W NER A ALICE DUNCAN DUNK BAND 1, JUNI PLAY, ANNUAL NEWS STAFF nSHE'S OUR TYPE, ND CAN SHE TYPEU ROSE HROSY BRANSTETTER G EE CLUB MIXED CHORUS MIXED QUARTET xTET 1, RI HADRlGALI,MIXED xTET 1, PLAY, ANNUAL DRUM MAJDRETTE FRESHMAN v. NY FIELD E USTORMY IIS!! CLUB 2 H H CLUB PRES o E ACT PLAYS 1 GAA LEADER, JR PLAY HJUST NICELY SPCILED HARLAN HUGHES HHOOSIE GLEE CLUB 5 m1xED CHORUS 5, BRASS SEx T I UB vopo JUNIOR PLAY ANNUAL, Poor BALL M NTHE HIGH SCHOOL GENIUSA' ' x CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN NTDDT GLEE CLUB Q MIXED CHORUS L MABRIGAL , o 2 MIX QUARTET 1, xTET STAFF, ANNUAL, BANNER GIRL, ASS OFFIGER U C SA LEADER oNE ACT PLAYS 1 'A CONNOISSEUR or MUSIC AND N N ALDEN ANDERS MANDY HSN CLUB 2, USU CLUB or CER ONE ACT PLAYS 2 ANNUAL, BAS KETBALL 9 BASEBALL 'JUST ONE ROMANPE AFT R ANOTHERQN ll ll II - OR 3 O T E 3 ll S ll CL IQ ' s A 0 ' 1 I ll I. LI-3 . 3 113 -,, . I I IQ I3 ' -Q 2'x. SE 3 T o IQ TRI 3 . ED SE - NSU SE M3 JR. I J CLUB PRESAEQ JR, PLAYS NEWS I 3 I I I Y I - - P.3 CL S 3 HS CLUB lj 0 A Q , .- ' I HA IN IN .H ' ,E .H JUN NIESE I .Y ll I! 3 3 ' D ' S N - 3 Fl IQ - C . 3 -3 . H . ' .C E I i 1 ToP Row MARTIN, CROSSER, GILLESPIE, RAPER, SWEENEY, NIELSEN TRIRLETT MIDDLE Row CoLsHAN, ANDERSON, JENsEN, HAMBROCK, ENGELKE, WATSON, ONG BOTTOM Row SCHDENING, MCCORMACK, GULLIFDRD, PEKELDER, STRUVE JUNIORS THE LITTLE SEED THAT WAS SOWN ELEVEN YEARS AGO HAS MATURED INTO THE HALE AND HEARTY JUNIOR CLASS WITH TWENTY MEMBERS. CHARLES RAPER IS E PRESIDENT OF THIS LIVELY BUNCH VIRGIL GULLIFORD THE VICE PRESIDENT AND ALICE PEKELDER IS THE SECRETARY TREASURER. IN NOVEMBER, WITH MISS JUDD AS DIREcToR, THE JUNIORS PRESENTED THEIR CLASS PLAY A MYSTERY FARCE ENTITLED 'ONE MAD NIGHTH. OF THE TWENTY MEMBERS OF THE CLASS, TWELVE PARTICIPATE IN MUSICAL ACTIVITIES, FIVE PARTICIPATE IN ATHLETICS, AND ONE REPORTS JUNIOR NEWS FOR THE SCHOOL PAPER, 3 ' 1 L : I , HILL, COLLIER, MISS HUSTON. TH 3 IS - 3 I I- 145 i Y THE BAND R SCHOOL MAY ELL BE OUD OF H S Y R'S BAN WHICH UNDER THE PERSONAL DIRECTION OF MR ARL SADNES ALTHOUGH MANY OF THEM ARE INEXPERIENCED BAND MEMBERS, THFY HAVE SHOWN GREAT EAGERNESS AND DETERMINATION TO HAVE THE BAND DUPLICATE THE PREVIOUS RECORDS OF SUTHERLAND BANDS SIDES TRAINIJG E R ULAR AND H ,N HA IN STRUCTED SOLOISTS AS WELL AS SHALLER INSTRUMENTAL JROUPS RI v YEAR OF CODT C I THE OHOOL BAN HAS MADE AN ENVIARLE RECORD IN COMP T G LI BANDS OF CLASS F THE BAND MEMBERS ELECTED OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS PRESIDENT, HARRISON F SCH VICE PR SIDENT IA Y ELLEN JENSEN, SECRETARY TREASURER, I EUR IART LIBRARIAN THE BAND MEMBERS ARE ATT D K O JAPKETS WITH GO TRIMMING AND WHITE TROUSERS WITH MAROJN STRIPS GOLD CITATION COHDS, WORN ON THE LEFT SHOULDER, DES! THE BA a CLARINETS EILEEN MOORE JEAN JENNER PHYLLIS TRIPLETT DOROTHY WARREN BETTY LOU MANGFLS VERLA SOHOENING ARLENE WATZ IRENE NELSON VARJORIE JONES MARILYNN FLINRERS DONA WAGGONER HARRIET HILL RGINIA LRO N SUZANNE ERIGGS DRUNS FRANCES POWELL DEAN SIMPSON JEAN BRECHWALD HARRY JALAS CORNETS PHIL HOFFMAN WILBUR MARTIN MURIEL MOORE g ARLENE WATSON MARGARET POWELL LEE BRYANT FLUTES SHIRLEY YONT EETTY WILLEY MARY SHERIUAN FRENCH HORNS HARLAN HUGHES ELVIN THARP NAT E OUTSTANDING WORK PICCOLO INEZ THARP BASSOON UELMA DGHOENING SAXAPHONES IRENE PEKELDER RICHARD LONG HOWARD HOCKERT JBOE MARYELLEN JENS TROHBONES ROHERT REGIHNETTER NATALIE CLAYTON LEJNA POLLIER RUTH QRANSTETTER ALICE PEKELDER ARITOIES F ED 'ON EERIARD AS OJUSAPHONES HARRISON FISCH, D ROTHY LIT ARJORIE HILL OU w PR T I EA D IS I I C E 0 Q S I BE I TH 'EG B I , NR. SAD ESS Q S - DD NS THE PAST FI E S I EST OAPETITION, S D . . E IN WITH KE : I 5 E , J R - ' - IIL1 I IN, S, PHIL HOFFMAN, FRANCES POWELL, AND ELVIN THARP. . IRE IN IAR fv , LD R S IN ND - V UI EN VI J w I JINI RL U, ES 4 L K AT . - I .I KA, L fvh MARCHING BAND THE SIXTY MEMBERS OF THIS GROUP CONTRIBUTE MUCH PEP TO ALL HOME FOOTBALL GAMES, AS WELL AS A FEW OUT OF TOWN GAMES. MARCHING DURING THE INTERMISSIDN AT THE HALF OF THE GAME, THEY FORM EACH TEAM'S LETTERS. MR. SAGNESS IS THE DIRECTOR OF THIS BAND. THIS YEAR'S DRUM MAJORETTE IS ROSE BRANSTETTER, WHO WEARS A WHITE SATIN UNIFORM WHITE BOOTS AND A MAJCRETTE HAT ADORNED WITH A YELLOW POMPOM. POL LOWING THE MAJCRETTE ARE THE FLAG BEARERS, ARLENE MATZ, BETTY CARL SON, AND CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN, wHo WEAR WHITE SATIN UNIFCRMS, WHITE BCDTS, AND MAJCRETTE HATS. THE BATON TWIRLLERS, EILEEN AND MURIEL MCCRE, JEAN BRECHWALD, INEZ THARP, MARILYN WELLS, PATTY SUE DOLING AND RUTH KILGORE, WEAR BLACK SKIRTS AND WHITE BLOUSESS THE BAND MEMBERS wEAR THE REGULAR BAND UNIFORMSG THIS YEAR THE MARCHING BAND ATTENOED THE STATE CoRN HUSKING CONTEST AT HARTLEY, WHERE THEY AND ABOUT FIFTEEN OTHER HIGH SCHOOL BANDS MARCHED IN THE PARADE AND PLAYED IN THE MASS BAND. CLARINET QUARTETTE THE CLARINET QUARTETTE OPENED THEIR SEASON BY PLAYING AT THE FOOTBALL BANQUET THE MEMBERS OF THIS FDURSDME ARE EILEEN MOORE, PHYLLIS TRIPLETT, JEAN JENNER, AND DOROTHY WARRE . CORNET TRIO PHIL HOFFMAN, MURIEL MOORE, AND WILBUR MARTIN CCMPCSE THIS TRIO As A CONTEST NUMBER THEY PLAYED NTRIOLET THEY HAVE PLAYED AT THE FOOTBALL BANQUET, JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, CHRISTMAS PRDGRAM, AND BRASS SEXTET THIS YEAR'S BRASS SEXTET IS A VERY FINE GROUP OF MUSICIANS THEY HAvE PLAYED AT SEVERAL SPECIAL EVENTS SUCH AS THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AND THE FOOTBALL AND COMMERCIAL CLUB BANQUETS. THE GROUP IS COMPOSED OF TWO CCRNETS, WILBUR MARTIN AND PHIL HOFFMAN, ONE SOUSAPHONE, MARJCRIE HILL, TWO FRENCH HORNS, HARLAN HUGHES AND ELvIN THARP, AND ONE BARITCNE, WINIFRED JONES. WOODWIND QUINTET THIS YEAR'S QUINTET CCNSISTS OF MARYELLEN JENSEN, oBoE, DELMA SCHOENING, BASSOON, EILEEN MCCRE, CLARINET, ELVIN THARP, FRENCH HORN, AND SHIRLEY YCNT, FLUTE. 1 I 0 N W U. THE CNE-ACT PLAYS. I TOP Row THIRD Row SECOND Row FIRST Row MARTIN, BROWN, L HILL, V SELK, PETERS, GING R MISS TUNTLAND, VAGCONER, SHERIDAN, DOLINS, SIMPSON, JENSEN, LITKA PowELL, MATZ, REGINNETTER, VANGELS, BECKMAN, H SELR KAS B NARTIN, HANLAN, BRECHWALD, ANDERS, M HOORE, MOORE, DAMS, P H L SOPHOMOHES THE SOPHOMORES ARE AN UUP AND COMINGN PROUP. PEP AND C FORETELL SUCCESS, THE JOPHOMORES WILL COME THQOUGH WITH FLYING COLORS. THIS CLASS IS WELL REPRESENTED IN ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. THE CLASS OFFICERS ARE AS FOLLOWS CLAREN SHEPIDAJ PPESIDEHT BURDETTE WAGGONER, vICE PRESIDENT, AND DONALD PETERS, SECRETARY TREASURER THE SOPHOMORES' FUN INCLUDED THE FRESHMAN INITIATION AS WFLL A CLASS PARTIES AND Pl N CS. MISS UNTLAN IS CLASS SPWISO7 : W. . . E 1 I -I a , 2 0 if ' 0 'I' E. S A J. IL . S IF U Son Sl G , Q' : 'CE . I, A 3 I . , - S C I fA T D -I Ig 'fn 9-O -' x'X TOP Row RAPER, JONES, HILL, ELSBURY, HOCKERT, RECKOFF THIRD Pow MISS JUDO, THARP, CARLSON, DOSRICKA, ORTHMAN, NEGUS J WAGGONER SECOND Row LANCE, NELSON, MARTIN, SHLRIDAN, HOFFMAN, DUNCAN HENDERSON FIRST Row BRANSTETTER, BRYANT, JENNER, S. WAGPONER, WARREN STREUFERT, WITTROCK, CHESLEY, PEKELDER. FRESHMEN THE G EENIEN F ESHMEN OF I9Ll.I LI2 ARE SPENDING MOST OF THIS YEAR TRYING TO ESTABLISH THEIR PLACES IN WHAT SEEMS TO THEM THE NVASTU ASSEMBLY. THE CLASS OFFICERS ARE LEONARD BRANSTETTER, PRESIDENT HOWARD HOCKERT VICE PRESIDENT AND PHIL HOFFMAN, SECRE TARY TREASURER. THE 'FRESHIES START D OUT WITH THIRTY-ONE NIELISERS, BUT LOST THREE OF THEIR NUMBER DURING THE FIRST SELIESTER. THE FRESHMAN CLASS IS WELL REPRESENTED IN THE SCHOOL ACTIVI- TIES, AND ALL BUT SEVEN STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN AT LEAST ONE. f -' Y Y -4 C Q A 1 3 . , up I - A , a f .F Q,- - rv 4 I w Q I , 5 , ' di ,A L .4 ! I J R P v , Y O l 9 . , , I .I . , Q 3 I I '- . . .I , o f' I - I , . S . , R R - 2 0 ,, D 5 3 J I n E V f'i'n .. .E - FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH JUNIOR HIGH WATSON GINGER, EL GINGER M N AMENDT L STINER LHESLE , Row R TRIRLETT, M TRIPLE T, LITKA- Row B Row Row R IN THIESSEN, QRYANT DAKER, CHRISTENSON, E F INDERS, ETHE JUNIOR HIGH OCHOOL DASKETBALL TEAM FORWARD CENTER JENSEN VATSON HLSBURY IARREN T A LARSFN C URY J JENSEN, GERQARD HARTON UANQELS, S RIvER, NAS, HAKEMAN ULVELING, P TRIPLETT YONT, WARREN, BLAUE, BRANSTETTER, BROWN, I 3 HARTONG, BRIGFS P ARTIN, LA E B ELSBURY JERS, LARSEN, TRIPLETT, SINPSON SOHOENING, UAGGONER, CLAYTON J N , MISS DOUTHER. S FAR . SUARD CH SLEY ELAUE LEMKE BRANSTETTER TRIPLETT : , . . . T . : D. S , . . , S, U O L. , H V ' , 0 . JO ES. : 1 0 1 ' M I U s ' 3 Jo F IN' Du - o . I : T, E , C. O ES E. T Y E , - , - . A . Row: WILLEY, ANDERSON, BEHMER, A. MARTIN, B. CHESLEY, MISS . LAS , M. L No , MIS IS Q Jo -'- E0 X-'I E0 E En - 39 .L Hn ' B. H RP K. Co -R C0 AU IOGRA M-L, MLM JJJLCQMU 71 ull 1 ' , C' 1fN'i,7x4 ,. M,- , SEPT. I I9 26 OCT. 5 Nov DEC. I JAN FEB. MARC APR. J IU IU N O AAY SCHOOL CALENDAR SCHOOL CONVENES FOOTBALL'PETERSENcHERE, FOOTBALL-CLESHORNCHEREJ FOOTBALL'SANBORNfTHEREJ W IOwA TEACHERS' MEETlNG'SlOUX CITY FOOTBALL HARTLEYCTHERE, HOMECOMING PRIMGHARQHERE, FOOTBALL ALTACTHERE, FOOTBALL PAULLINAfHERE, FOOTBALL SIOUX RAPIDSQHERE, JUNIOR CLASS PLAY SACAfCARNVlAL, THANKSGIVING VACATION BASKETBALL PETERSENKTHERE BASKETBALL CALUMETCTHEREJ BASKETBALL CLEGHORNCHEREJ CHRISTMAS PROGRAM BASKETBALL MERIDANCHEREJ CHRISTMAS VACATION SCHOOL CONVENES BASKETBALL PAULLINAQTHERE BASKETBALL ALTACHERE, S V BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTQHARTLEYJ BASKETBALL SIOUX RAPIDSQHEREJ BASKETBALL HARTLEYfHEREJ BASKETBALL SANBORNCTHEREJ COUNTY BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTQSANBORNJ BASKETBALL AURELIAfTHEREJ BASKETBALL PRIMGHARQHEREJ BASKETBALL pAULLlNAfHERE, SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT AULLINA BAND CONERT ONE PCT PLAYS VOCAL MUSIC PROORAM ISTRICT MUSIC PONTES LE AR BASEBALL PAULLINAQTHERP COUNTY ASEBALL TOURNEY BASEBALL 'ONETACRERED ATE IUS CONTEST PEHPFD SENIOR MLASS PLAY BASEBALL HARTLEYCRERED UNIOR DENIOR DANQU BASEBALL CALUMETQTHERE BASEBALL SIBLEYCRERED EACCULAREATE pOMMENCE'ENT 'ASS J Y SEBALL AULLIN HERE O' ETA 9'lO Ng 0 . IO - I7 - an - 5' ' . ll - 'LI 2I 27 2 - J I3 IO N- 20 - J , 9 -- s 0 25 - 27 - 50 - - LL-7 I5 - I7 - 20 - LI-7 I -2 9 2O -. 2 1 , IO-II O A O ST- T S IH BASEBALL-CALUMETQHEREJ I7 - I , -J QL-25 5 I -7 I F 'ffl , I I- ST T IC -3 ,-E 7-. A A 3 - f . 9 J -' ' 4 ET I2 - J I5 P - IO 21 O A 22 CL 7A EA -P Af ,Q fvb Q Z FX' CONCERT BAND gn- il. as BRASS SEXTET 5 ll 7' I f J. ' T ! l. hh' ' . . f 'a L X f 9 ll i 1 3 1 7 1 Z O ? .,-'Q , U M 1 Q 1 'JH THE MIXED CHORUS L-Q 1 1 THE MIXED CHORUS IS THE LARGER OF OUR GROUPS OF MIXED VOICES. IT IS OOMPOSED OF 52 MEMBERS. LAST YEAR THE MIXED CHORUS RECEIVED A SUPERIOR RATING AT THE STATE CONTEST AT THE ENTIRE GROUP IS ATTIRED IN BLACK HMY LOVELY CELIAN AND UONLY BEGOTTEN SONH SANG AT OONTEST THIS YEAR. MISS GIBSON IS TO BE COMPLIMENTED ON THIS LARGE GROUP. MADR I GAL GROUP SIOUX CITY. ROSES WITH WHITE COLLARS. ARE THE PIECES THIS GROUP THE FINE DIRECTION OF HIS IS THE SECOND YEAR FOR A MADRICAL GROUP. THEY ARE E COMING MORE AND MORE POPULAR FOR THEIR LICHT AND INTERESTING MUSIC THE MEMBERS OF THIS GROUP ARE MARYELLEN JENSEN, EILEEN MOORE, DELMA SCHOENING, CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN, ROSE BRANSTETTER, VURIEL MOORE, ARLENE WATSON, WINIFRED JONES, VIRGIL GULLIFORD, LEONARD BRANSTETTER, PHIL HOFFMAN, ELVIN THARP RIOHARD LONG, BURDETTE WAGGONER, PAUL SWEENEY, AND PAUL RAPER. U ATONNA, LOVELY HA D U AN 'OUR MASTER HATH A GARDEN ARE THE PIEOES THIS GROUP ENTERED AT THE OONTEST IIXED QUAQTET R MIXED QUARTET IS SOMETHING NEW IN THE MUSIC FIELD TH YEAR. THE MEMBERS OF THIS CROUP ARE OOMPOSED OF THREE SEIIORS AND ONE FRESHMAN THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS SOPRANO, CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN ALTO, ROSE BRANSTETTER, TENOR, ELVIN THARP AND BASS PHIL HOFFMAN. HMY BONNIE LASS, SH SM THU AND HKERRY DAN N ARE THE PIECES THIQ GROUP ENTERED AT THE CONTEST IQL2 SOLOISTS BY WINNING THE PRELIMINARY OONTEST THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE ENTERED SOLOS AT THE DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST THIS YEAR CHARLIEIE OLHAUSEN SOPRANO, UARYELLEN JENSEN, MEZZO SOPRANO AND OBOE ARLENE IATSON ALTO PHIL HOFFMAN, BASS AND CORNET, LEONARD BRANSTETTER, BARITONE D LMA SOHOENINO, BASSOOI IINIFRED JONES, BARITONE IINSTRJMEHTAL AND BECKY ANNE ENGELKE, PIANO. T - B - ' O 3 M L'I EN D ' . H II X OU IS 5 ' S I E ILE CE 6 Q I P I. . . . . A .. , O I I Ru 1 3 'I , 3 I Il ' 3 E . S rg . ' I, A jg Iva v-4 BOYS' GLEE CLUB GIRLS' GLEE CLUB A - I .. THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIVE FIRST TENORS, SIX SEOONO TENORS, FIVE FIRST BASS, AND THREE SECOND BASS MAKE UP THE NINETEEN MEMBERS or THE BOYS' OLEE CLUB. THIS GROUP IS DIRECTED BY MISS GIBSON. THE PIANIST IS MARY- ELLEN JENSEN. THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB THE GIRLS' OLEE CLUB HAS TWENTY FOUR Gooo VOICES IN ITS MIOST THERE ARE NINE SORRANOS, EIGHT SECOND SORRANOS, AND SEVEN ALTOS OUR PIANIST, DOROTHY WARREN, IS ALSO A MEMBER OUR OLEE CLUB or LAST YEAR RECEIVED A SUPERIOR RATING AT THE STATE OONTEST R DIRECTOR, ISS GIBSON, AND ALL THE GIRLS ARE WORKING VERY HARD TO PRODUCE A SUPERIOR GLEE CLUB AGAIN THIS YEAR GIRLS' TRIO IS H O R R R T I WITH ONLY o ANGE, AT SEIN IN THE ALTO SEOTIO . THE MEMBERS ARE CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN, FIRST SORRANO UARYELLEN JENSEN, SEOONO SOPRANO AND ROSE BRANSTETTER, ALTO THIS ORGANIZATION, NOTED FOR THEIR TALENTS ANO A TIVITI S GIRLS' SEXTETTE A ONE OF THE SCHOOL'S OUTSTANDING MUSIOAL GROUPS, THE SEx TETTE SINGS FOR MANY CLUBS AND OTHER SOCIAL FLNCTIONS T E GIRLS' SEXTETTE IS COIPOSED or THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS EILEEN 'OORE ANO CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN, FIRST SOPRANOS, WARYELLEN JENSEN ANO JEAN JENNER, SECOND SORRANOS, AND HOSE DRANSTETTER AND NINIFRED JONES ALTOS GIBSON AND THE GIRLS ARE TO BE CONGRATULATEO FOR THE HARD WORK AND F E A LI - ' O OU M ' O TH IS T E SECON YEA FO OU GIRLS' R 0, NE CH TH G N 327 ' 3 MASTERY OF DIFFICULT PIECES, HOLDS A HIGH POSITION IN THE SCHOOL C E a 5 - . ' - 5 H ' f- . If , MISS IR IN BI TY 9-O CHR I STNAS PROGRAM AN ELABORATE AND VERY COLORFUL YULETIDE PAGEANT ENTITLED PHRISTMAS WAS PRESENTED BY THE SCHOOL STUDENTS UNDER THE DIR TION OF 'IS RUTH GIBSON AND MR. CARL SAGNESS. THE CAST INCLUDED THIRTY NINE CHARACTERS AND WAR AS FOLLOWS NARRATOR MARILYNN FLINDERS VARY MARYELLEN JENSEN JOSEPH HARRISON FISCH ANGEL CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN KINGS RICHARD LONG, PAUL SWEENEY, VIRGIL GULLIFORD KINGS' RETAINERS DONALD TRIPLETT, CLIFFORD LARSEN, GERALD MUNDY EDWARD CHESLEY, KENNETH LEMKE, RICHARD TRIPLETT, KEITH LAUE, BERNARD ELSBURY SHEPHERDS PHIL HOFFMAN, DEAN SIMPSON, LEONARD BRANSTETTER, LUUERNE NIELSEN, ELVIN THARP, WILBUR MARTIN, HARRY JALAS, BURDETTE WAGGONER VILLAGERS BETTY CHESLEY, RICHARD ULVELING, HELEN SELK, BARBARA BLAIR, BOBBY JONES, MARCELLA LOHBERGER, JAMES DRAKE MAXINE TRIPLETT, MARY JEAN LAGE, VIRGINIA BROWN, HARLAN HUGHES, TOM DOIING, CHARLES RAPER AS AN EXTRA FEATURE THERE UAS AN ORCHESTRA WHICH PLAYED CHRISTMAS MUSIC. THE MEMBERS OF THIS ORCHESTRA WERE AS FOLLOWS VIOLINS, MRS. SAGNESS, MISS CUNNINGHAM, MISS GIBSON, OBOE, MARY ELLEN JENSEN, CLARINET, DOROTHY WARREN, CORNETS, PHIL HOFFMA WILBUR MARTIN, BARITONE, WINIFRED JONES, BASS, HARRISON FISCH AND IANO, MISS BRIS OTHER SONGS AND MUSIC WERE FURNISHED BY THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, BOYS' GLEE CLUB, GIRLS' SEXTET, MIXED CHORUS, JUNIOR HIGH MIXED SEXTET, AND BRASS SEXTET THE MUSIC, COSTUMES, AND ACTING WERE FINE, AND THIS CHRISTMAS PROGRAM WAS ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING EVENTS OF THE YEAR tqllli, .II V I J ll EC- . L S A JI ------ I INN KEEPERS--HARLAN HUGHES, TOM DOLING, CHARLES RAPER ...... .........f' I 5 , . L I l J , o A 3 P GS. O vin 3-'Q TOP Row COACH MANARY, G WAGGONER, SHERIDAN, HANLAN, HOCKERT DOLING, LONG, ADAMS. SECOND R BRANSTETTER, REGINNETTER, SIMPSON, L HILL, SELK, HUGHES, ANDERS. FIRST R NIELSEN, SWEENEY, BROWN, R GILLESPIE, B GILLESPIE B WAGGONER, N HILL, JENSEN. FOOTBALL WITH TwENTv ONE aovs REPORTING POR PRACTICE, PROSPECTS LOOKED FAIRLY BRIGHT. THEY WERE SENIORS HARLAN HUGHES, BILL GILLESPIE JUNIORS PAUL JENSEN, LUVERNE NIELSEN, RONNIE GILLESPIE, PAUL SWEENEY, DICK LONG, SOPHOMORES BOB REGINNETTER, DONALD SIMPSON BURTON BROWN, LESLIE HILL, VERNON SELK, CLARENCE SHERIDAN, UERWIN ANDERS, BURDETTE WAOGONER, TOM DOLING, FRESHMEN GLEN WAGGONER, ROY HANLAN, HOwARD HOCKERT, LEONARD BRANSTETTER, NED HILL. AT THE ANNUAL SIOUX VALLEY JAMBOREE WHICH wAS HELD AT AURELIA OUR TEAM, CONSISTING OF POUR LETTERMEN AND SEVEN NEW BOYS, MADE A GOOD SHOHING. EIGHT SCHOOLS TOOK PART, NAMELY HARTLEY, PRINGHAR, SUTHERLAND, PAULLINA. AURELIA, SIOUX RAPIDS ALTA, AND CLEGHORN THE TIGERS WERE DEEEATED IN THEIR GAME WITH PETERSON, A MORE EXPERIENCED TEAM, 7 O THESE WERE NOT THE Fl HTING TIGERS OF THE WEEK BEFORE. v 4 1' , , , , V L . ' 'V A T ' A pw- 16-7 Omwf. W, ' ' . A . ,V 4 U- , ., I ,I N g' ,' - G 4' Q 2 0 3 O: ' D Q O 4 D O , C I I --. . ' J e -- I ' 0 -.. ' , . Ti s s I , A O u Jvh O-Q A AT THE NEXT GAME, CLEGHORN FORFEITED THE GAME TO THE TIGERS, I-O. CLEGHORN COULDNIT GET ELEVEN BOYS TOGETHER. THE NEXT WEEK THE TEAM WENT TO SANBORN AND PLAYED A VERY LARGE AM ON A MUDDY FIELD. HE IGERS WERE BEATEN AGAIN, WITH POOR PASSING DEFENSE, HARTLEY, A HEAVY TEAM PUSHED THE GERS ABOUT AT WILL. THE SCORE WAS I HE HOMECOMING GAME WITH PRIMGHAR ENDED IN A 7 7 TIE. BILL GILLESPlE'S 50 YARD RUN ON A PASS INTERCEPTION WAS THE FIRST TOUCH DOwN FOR THE TIGERS THE GAME WITH ALTA PROVED TO BE SOMEWHAT ONE SIDED, ENDING WITH A SCORE OF 28 O IN FAVOR OF ALTA ALTHOUGH THE WEATHER MAN DID HIS BEST TO DELAY AND PREVENT THE NEXT GAME, THAT BEINC WITH PAULLINA, IT WAS FINALLY PLAYED IN A BLINUING SNOW STORM. OUT WEIGHEO, BUT DETERMINED TO FICHT TO HE FINISH THE IGERS WERE SHORT IN A CO NT. THIS WAS THE 1 FIRST TIME IN NINETEEN YEARS THAT PAULLINA HAD BEATEN THE TIGERS IN THE ANNUAL ARMISTICE DAY GAME WITH SIOUX RAPIDS, THE TIMRQ GOT ROLLING. B GILLESPIE'S TWO TOUCHDOWNS AND 'DUTCHN NIELSEN'S 50 YARD DASH PROVED FATAL FOR SIOUx RAPIDS. THE SCHOOL SPIRIT RAN HIGH AS SUTHERLAND WON I9 6 SUTHERLAND wAS WELL REPRESENTED IN THE SIOUX VALLEY CONFER LESPIE AND PAUL SWEENEY. 'DUTCH' NIELSEN wAS PLACED ON THE SECOND TEAM, AND B WAGGONER wAS GIVEN HONORABLE MENTION. THE POWERFUL AURELIA ELEVEN wERE THE I9hI SIOUX VALLEY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS THE SQUAD ELECTED HARLAN HUGHES AS THE I9 I CAPTAIN, AND BILL SILLESPIE wAS CHOSEN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER. THERE WERE FIFTEEN LET TER AwARDS, THIS BEING THE MOST LETTER AWARDS GIVEN IN YEARS THE AWARDS WERE AS FOLLOwS NIORS ARLAN HUGHES R I Treo JUNIORS PAUL JENSEN, PAUL SWEENEY, RONNIE GILLESPIE, HDUTCH NIEL SEN, SOPHOMORES LESLIE HILL, BURTON BROWN, MERWIN ANDERS, VERNON SELR, BOB REGINNETTER, CLARENCE SHERIDAN FRESHMEN LEONARD BRANS TETTER, NED HILL FOOTBALL BANQUET AT THE CLOSE OF THE FOOTBALL SEASON THE SUTHERLAND COMMERCIAL UB GAVE A BANQUET FOR THE I9 TE M. THE USU CLUB GIRLS WE WAITRESSES, AND THE BANOUET wAS SERVED AT THE HIGH SCHOOL BETWEEN COURSES, MEMBERS OF THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT ENTERTAINED THE GROUP WITH SEVERAL SELECTIONS SPEECHES WERE GIVEN BY SOME MEMBERS OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM THE OUT OF TOWN SPEAKER wAS COACH J. M SAUNDERSON OF MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE, WHO GAVE A VERY INTEREST ING TALK. THIS WAS FOLLOWED BY MOVIES OF SOME OUTSTANDING PLAYS IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES FOR THE PRECEDING SEASON. TE T T l '?'0o , , TI 2-Oo T - I T T 7-O U I ENCE TEAMS. S. H. S. PLACED TWO BOYS ON THE FIRST TEAM--BILL GIL- I I : SE --H . DI-L GIL--,.IEg -- ' H - 3 -an - 9 CL MI A RE f'fn I I fs 'Q ECONO Row NLAN, ELSBURY, L HILL, LS 'A'GONER, COACH UANARY IRST Row N HILL, MARTIN, GI'LESPlE, HOFFMAN, BRANSTETT R. BASKETBALL THE I9 2 PROSPECTS EOR A OOOO BASKETBALL T THE LOSS OF SIX LETTER WINNER . 'DOTOH NI VETVRAN BAOK. OTHER MEMBERS AERE ALDEN ANDERS, ESLI HI L OSCAR ADAMS, MEPWIN ANDERS, BURT N 'AGGOIER, NED HI , UDEOEN HOFFMAN, ROY HANL , SOTHERLA WAS OEFEATEO AT THE HA Os OF E PST c -E THE SEASON. FAST CALUMET TEAM OEFEATEO THE TIGERS 0 I O LL Pl' VAS O IIT N N OOLLEOTI THERLANO WAS EEATEN BY THE PLEGHORN FIVE SCORER EOR THE TIGERS WITH 9 POIN U IA HIV 4ERlDEN OEFEATEO SUTHERLAND 25 I9 THE PO VIDEO AMONG THE SOTHERLANO TEAN. WAGGON T G I vIA THE FOUL ROO V' LL D ENT O EAM WERE SHATTERED LSEN wAS THE ONLY RONNIE GILLESP BROWN, NDETTY LEONARD PRANSTETTEQ RSON IN THE E TUNE Or POII S L SLIE HI INTS WERE FAIRLY ER AND GILLESPI' 5 Q, ' .J ' A fur-IE A , A QI: S .: HA . NIE EN, L E F : 0 -'-I' - E h , EY ' . S '- N I E - , N.L. ' . IE, L E L , I I . . O ' I N .Q T- I L L 1 A N L.: DELBERT MARTIN, IRVIN ELSBURY, AND HAROLD SELK. .T NO ' PJ PETE , 1 IQ ' I - A Vx. O F A N A - TO TH , 5h-2I. NONNIE AI ES - I HI H PO I A , MG 9 IT-. S I. . O . 59-32. E LL 'I' S .: H T S , 1. . - . IE I I - .' .. . - w . O Or THE AAE TE. .539 UTHERLAND, REVIVED BY THE PHRIST4 S VACATIDN C QTQO S HAL O THE AULLI ME, BUT FEL P IITS O THE SCORE WAS 52 29, G LLESPIE LLECTI Q POINTS RESPECTIVELY A TALL ALTA AM FAME THROUGH WITH A I5 55 VICTO POINTS SUTHERLAND LOST ITS RST GAME IV T SIOUX VALL BY THE CLOSE SCORE OF 26 SUTHERLAND LEO AT THE H I3 eUT CLEGHOTN CAM Cx IN T E LAST HA F T w v S HIGH SCORER WITH 3 POINTS SUTHERLAND WAS WN AND OUT THE SIDUX RAPIDS THE SCORE OF 5l 2 GILLESPIE COLLECTED 6 POINTS SUTHERLAND SCORERS HARTLEY DOWNED OFFENSIVE LLESPIE wAS HIGH POINT N SUTHERLAND WAS TALL CENTER, POwERS NHISTLE SOUNDED wAS P I9 BEATEN BY HARTLEY SUTHERLAND LEO AT SUTHERLAND wAS E SCORE OF lj I SUTHERLAND LOST TO AURELIA MI 22, GOT ROLLING IN THE LAST HALF TO COLLEC NIELSEN COLLECTED 8 POINTS TO LEAD THE PRIHGHAR LED THE SUTHERLAND TIGER GERS LED BU FA IN THE LA POINTS WAS HIGH SCORER FOR SUTHERLAND. PAULLINA BEAT THE TIGERS 42 27 IN THE TIGERS 27 25 AS DEFEATED BY A STRONG COLLECTING I8 POINTS AME BACK L SHORT A FEW AND A ANDE RY, WAGGONER EY TOURNAMENT ALF TIME LES HI GAME AND LOST TO LEAD THE THEY STAGED WITH 9 POIPT LAST HALF S SANBORN TEAM THE SCORE AS THE FINAL , WITH THEIR THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT BY E HALF TIME 8 IN AS THE TALL AURELIA TEAM T 50 OF THEIR POINTS HDUTCH SUTHERLAND SCORERS S AT THE HA THE QUARTER. NIELSEN WITH 7 THE LAST CONFERENCE GAME O THE SEASON. RONNIE GILLESPIE WAS HIGH POINT MAN. EVERLY BEAT SUTHERLANO 59-I5, AS THE LUCKLESS TIGERS COULDN'T GET EITHER THEIR OFFENSIvE OR DEFENSIVE T0 WORK. SUTHERLANO LOST ITS FIRST GAME IN THE SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT TO CALUMET. THE SCORE wAS 55-20. GILLESPIE SCORED I5 POINTS. SUTHERLANDIS PROSPECTS SHOULD RATE THEM HIGH IN THE COUNTY STANDING FOR NEXT YEAR ALTHOUGH PRIMGHAR'S, PAULLINA'S, AND SAN- BORNIS OUTLOOKS ARE FAIR. ENTERING HIGH SCHOOL NEXT YEAR ARE K. LEHKE, B. WATSON, D. ELSSURY, AND H. BLAUE wHO HAVE SHowN PROMISING SKILL WHILE PLAYING ON THE JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM. THESE EOYQ IN ADDITION TO A NUMBER OF EXPERIENCED HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS, wILL UPHOLD SUTHERLAND'S ATHLETIC RECORD. qiiiiiy 3 .Y A S HA I , . U H3 IN THE LA T F F P NA GA O 1 FP m HINNING. ' - I - RS CO HG 9 ASD 5 . TE , k - 5 5 WAS HIGH POINT MAN WITH O POINTS, FOLLOWED BY A. ANDERS WITH 5 FI . HE -g5k - I8- I, P E BA H L O IN. LIE LL IA I-I I o . DO- L IN I BY ' 50 - O - , - , GI ..AN J . , 7 l W 17- ' TH '-Il. TH - . -7. II O K O I I9-I5. LF Tl II-9, T DED ST , F E CK 90' TOP Row BECKY ANNE ENGELKE, BILL GILLESPIE, CHAUMONDE NELSON SECOND Row MISS TUNTLAND, ALDEN ANDERS, CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN, ROSE BRANSTETTER, CHARLES TRIPLETT, HARLAN HUGHES FIRST Row PHYLLIS LENHART, ALICE DUNCAN, MARJORY GINGER, FRANCES POWELL, MARGARET ANN CHESLEY, ELVIN THARP THE ANNLAL BOARD ENTHUSIASTIC ANNUAL STAFF, WITH MARGARET ANN fHESLEY AS ITOR H S SUCCEEDED IN PRODUCIN THIS IyL EDITION OF T DUKE E ANNUAL IS EINANCED BY ADVERTISING AND SAL THE NUUEROUS PICTURLS AND MODERNISTIC DESIGNS MAKE THIS ANNUAL A PRICELESS MEMOIR OF SCHOOL DAYS VARGARET ANN CHESLEY.. . EDIT R BECKY ANNE ENGELKE ASSOCIATE EDITOR ALDEN ANDERS, BILL GILLESPIE ......... ..SPORTS EDITORS ROSE BRANSTETTER, CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN AND FRANCES POWELL. ............... ..ACTIvITv EDITORS HARLAN HUGHES, ELVIN THARP, AND CHARLES TRIPLETT .................. .BUSINESS MANAGERS ALICE DUNCAN, MARJORY GINGER, PHYLLIS LENHART, AND CHAUMONDE NELSON ..... ADVERTISING EDITORS ETHEL TUNTLAND.................... . ............SPONsOR 1' W? 'MM 4. I I 6 -' I -nn .T -'S ,, Q g I I 4 -5 S V I 'U' -'S v . T ' 0 0 l 1 I 1 I .f AN . J. ED , A G X12 HE H- N. TH . ES. vi no o noouoooo oo O Qiooooleoooo 00 '.. 0 3 ' 0 1 . fvh 'Ev I9 I IIUSIO CONT ST RES' LTS AT THE DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST AT SPENCER LAST YEAR THE SHS VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS WE E RATED HIGHLY. THOSE THAT CEIVED A UPERIOR RATI G A THIS CON E T WERE TH BAND GI EE CLUB, MIXE CH-RUS, MA RI A GR P, CIRLS' SEXT , GIR TRIO, CONTRALTO SOLO BARBARA JONES, SOPRANO SOLO CATHERINE SWEENEY, woODwIND TRIO, OBOE SOLO WARYELLEN JENSEN, AND FLUTE SOLO QUTH ELLEN JONES THE GROUPS THAT RECEIVED PARTICIPATED IN THE STATE MUS LAND PARTICIPANTS ESTABLISHED A THAT RECEIVED A SUPERIOR RATI GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, MIXED CHORUS, SUPERIOR RATING AT SPENCER THEN CONTEST AT SIOUX CITY. THE SUTHER GOOD RECORD THERE ALSO. THE GROUPS AT THE STATE MUSIC CONTEST WERE THE GIRLS' SEXTET, CONTRALTO SOLO BARBARA JONES, OBOE SOLO UARYELLEN JENSEN, AND SOPRANO SOLO CATHERINE SWEENEY- DUE TO THE EXPENSE INVOLVED IN TAKING LARGE GROUPS TO THE NATIONAL MUSIC CONTEST AT ST PAUL, THE GIRLS' SEXTET AND CATHERINE SwEENEY, SOPRANO SOLOIST, WERE THE ONLY SUTHERLAND ENTRIES THE SExTET RECEIVED A SUPERIOR RATING AND CATHERINE RECEIVED AN EXCEL LENT RATING E ITOR IN CH EF M SIC EDITOR FEATURE EDITORS SPONSOR. .. MARJORY GINGER ARLENE WATSON BETTY LOU MANGELS BEVERLY BRYANT EDITORIAL STAFF PHYLLIS LENHART ELVIN THARP MARGARET ANN CHESLEY, ALICE DUNCAN RICHARD LONG, CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN UGMISS TUNTLAND REPORTERS PHYLLIS TRIPLETT JACQUELYN STEINERT SUZANNE BRIGGS MARILYNN FLINDERS THE SPOTLIGHT IS PUBLISHED EACH THURSDAY AS A WEEKLY FEATURE OF THE COURIER. STUDENT REPORTERS WRITE GRADE NEWS, HIGH SCHOOL NEWS, AND SPECIAL ARTICLES. THERE IS A GOSSIP COLUPN 'WE THREE WHICH IS AVIDLY FOLLOWED BY THE STUDENT BODY. VISUAL EDUCATION ON AN AVERAGE OF ONCE EVERY TWO WEEKS SHS STUDENTS HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF SEEING EDUCATIONAL MOVIES. THERE WERE FILMS ABOUT HISTORY, SCIENCE, ECONOMICS, TRAVEL, AND SPORTS. Ll. ..' u.SE .. J I I , RE S N T T S H E , RLS' GL D O D G L OU - ET LS' nf I O A I' 1 NG we xv O O O S. H. S. SPOTLIGHT D - - I as cooenscooocuosooooonuuooo U i noon sosaanonoonooosoususaonooooo oo sec. , A ,Y N, I G. A. A. ALL HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS ARE MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WHICH IS COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE GAA. THIS GROUP IS FFILIATED WITH THE STATE GAA HE IRLS RECEIVE FOUR CREDIT POINTS FOR EVERY HOUR OF SPORT CTIVITY. THEY CAN EARN THIS CREDIT BY PLAYING BASKETBALL, KITTEN BALL, TEN HIKING BICYCLING, TUHBLIN , SOCCER, VOLLEY BALL, BADMINTON DODGE BALL KATING BOW I G, R TAKING SKILL TESTS A LETTER NSU vEN AS A REwARD F OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT E O O SPOR STEO. THIS SYMBOL REPRESENTS THE IDEALS OF SPORTSMANSHIP, FRIENDLINESS, COOPERATION, AND A ILITY. THE OFFICERS AND LEADERS ARE ELECTED TO THEIR POSITIONS BY THE OTHER MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION. PRESIDENT ROSE BRANSTETTER VICE PRES IARGARET ANN CHESLEY SEO TREAS ARLENE WATSON LEADERS IAPGARET ANN CHESLEY FHARLIENE OLHAUSEN, FRANCES POWELL, AID JUNE VIESE SPONSOR ISS JUDO CARNIVAL H ACAH QUTHERLAND'S ANNUAL SCHOOL CARNIVAL, SAGA, WAS HELD Nov 2I THE MONEY RAISED FROM THIS EVENT WAS PUT INTO THE ACTIVITY FUND TO BE USED BY THE DIFFERENT CLUBS CONSTRUCTED ALONC E ONE S I PLATFORM AND QUEEN'S THRONE ALONG THE OTHER SIDE A TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCE QUIZ PROGRAM, RACES Q NCO FAK IAL , AID DANCING WEPE THE SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS E H G O TH EVENING wAS THE CPOWNING OF THE CARNIV OUEEN. OI A LIST OF POUR CANDIDATES ONE REPRESENTING EA CLASS, ROSE BRANSTETTER, THE SENIORS' CANDIDATE, wAS SELECTED AS E O E ER ATTENDANTS N RE IARY QHER DAN, P ESHIAN VURI OORE SOPHOMORE, AWD BETTY JEAN HAMBROCK JUNIOR. BANNER GIRLS BEARING THE COLORS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL AND STRUTTING HIGH, THE BANNER GIRLS BETTY CARLSON, ARLENE MATZ, CHARLIENE OLHAUSEN MADE AN ATTRACTIVE THREE SOME. THEY wORE WHITE SATIN DRESSES WITH PLARED SKIRTS, PILL eox HATS, AND WHITE BOOTS. T G 'NIS, G, . G I , , S . L N O . IS GI OR IN TH VARIOUS DIVISI NS F TS LI B o : .:I . J ' o O ' -I -----Lg . , U I I ---,-N 'v S L1 -1 - Y ' U I O C THE HIGH SCHOOL GYM WAS SIMILAR TO A GREAT MIDWAY WITH BOOTHS .S TH IDE AND A -. . I si U IJ v 0 -I S , C E U K I . . , TH HIG -LI HT E E I - . AL , FR L A , N . CH TH ,U EN. H A 'P : U S I R L I3 L EL I, , J , , , IX Ik A u INT I LAS WOVEHBER ON THAT NIO T IG T, BY CAIES REACH. THE SETT I OLATEO SPOT PLAY AI IMP RTANT DATE ON THE SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR THE JUMIORS PRESENTED THEIR CLASS PLAY ONE H OF E AY H O U TER MAN ON HE HIL YO T HAS BEEN TURNED TEMPOR LY NTO A HOVE FOR INSANE PEOPLE, WITHOUT THE OVNERIS KNOWLEDGE D P OP THY C N U CIOUSLY LD THERE SO TJAT R RD A S ASSOCIATES CAN G POSSESS OJ OF HER MONE . THE OWNERIS UNEXPECTED ARRIVAL BRINGS E'TS TO A CLIM THE CAST WAS AS FOLLOWS DON CUTTER VING PRISCILLA LADY WACBETH JOHN ALDEN MR. HYDE DOCTOR BUNN. LUCILLE VARCY MRS KLUCK GERTRUDE FINCH. MRS ASHINGTON FINCH DEPRESSION. ARTENUS BURKE SILETTO.. I ss JUDO IS TO BE CONPLIMENTEO FOR THE FINE SELECTION CAST AND THE SPLENDID PRODUCTION' PAUL SWEENEY CARL STRUVE LEONA COLLIER ARLENE WATSON BURDELL TRIPLETT RICHARD LONG RONNIE GILLESPIE DELMA SCHOENING LILA ANDERSON BETTY JEAN HAMBROCK MARJORIE MCCORMACK DETTY JANE ENGELKE LESTER MARTIN CHARLES RAPER OF THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY ON MAY 8, THE SENIORS PRESENTED THEIR CLASS PLAY, THE CHARMING INTRUOER,' BY CHARLES GEORGE FOR THE CENTRAL THEUE, MR. GEORGE ANTIPATHY OF YOUNG CONSUELO CUNNINGHAM HAS CHOSEN THE DREAD AND AND HER YOUNGER BROTHER, RICHARD, FOR A STEP-MOTHER AND THEIR REACTION WHEN THEIR FATHER MARRIES THE SECOND TIME. IN THIS THREE'ACT PLAY THE AUTHOR HAS WRITTEN ABOUT SITUATIONS THAT ARE BOTH DRAMATIC AND HUMAN. THE CRISP DIALOGUE AND THE CON' TINUAL UNOER'CURRENT OF HUMOR, COMBINED WITH THE BRISK AND SURE ACTION OF THE PLAY, SUM UP TO SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL IN THE WAY OF ENTERTAINMENT: JUNIOR C S .2 L HL WAS r IO . , . . H N -. I , H HAD II H II In V ING TH PL IS IN T E LD C T A .Sl , AN S IN T LS if NEW RK. I ARI I H . - - I IN AO ITION TO THESE INSANE E LE, A WEAL A GIRL IS SEI G CALI- HE H HE GUA IAA AND HI ET S I I , . Y . . EV N AX. .. .. It ODIOOOO I0 ... .. ..... .. Ou Ol! 'JI oo o on . . .......... .. 0000000 0 OO I IO! Ill OQIOUOOQOIO O O DIA I - Oil 0 O ll ......................... ... ..... AI II I . I ONE-ACT PLAYS FRIDAY NIGHT MARCH 20, THREE DRE-ACT PLAYS hERE PRESENTED J - THE HIGH SCHQQL '5TljOEFI -T THE HITH Sfgvffvg AgI'ITORlUI,I WITH I-S5 LILLIAN JUDD A3 DIRE . AIP RATLR.: NN 'AYS, WI H HEN THE RDUP HEY BET THE R E FIRST AY V PL 4 S T 'P IRLS' CA I-IE C OU TO CAPTU A IIYSTERIOUS WOW R T SHE TURNS OUT TO BE AN IUIPORTANT SPEAK WOMAN L D WAS TO IT TH THE CAST INCLUDED ROSE BRANSTETTER, 'I B TTY ARLSDN, TH ODDRICKA, DOROTHY LITKA, U EL Too LMA DCI'-IOENING, N Z HARP A -JOYC AG ONERa 'BUDDY BUYS AN ORC ULLEN DEALING REPARINP JR S FIRST DANE, A WI-Il TES A P ' TH AN OLDER MAN ABOUT TOWN ALS 4 THINGS TURN OUT HUNKY DDRY R BOTH UDDY ND H I ERS TH CA HER BE Y DU AANCE S, RL N ATSOI, ALDEN ANDERS, AID LEONARD BRANSTETTER. IS EXT Y E TROUBLES OF A OUNG BOY UCH TO EVFRYON ' RELI w PT E OFF PR FE A VOUNP END IASQUERAOE AS SALESMEN 'NI ORDER O MEET H D IRL PIE PROPJCT TI-IE E S I4 A CO' PA THE FAT APPA ARRIJES HOME UNEXPEPTEOL N A EY HAVE IUCH MORE DIFFICLLTY HA THEY HASINED, BUT D DURSE Lv RYTH N TURIS OUT HAPPI THE CA T BI HAPLIENE LHAUSEN RRISDU P WIPHAR OI CLAREHPE SHERInA , E E CLUDED JEAN 'RECHJALD, ARJDRI HESE PLAYS VFPF O EO, A' E OEPI E T'-IE PLAY V S I RSH IS WAS TL PPE E TED AT ARTL DDY A H Y, H H A D I HAP D T TICIPAT D WIT TIRE 'A PEN TH PL WAS A U STERY AY FPOL WI INS J T IT Sgv IL, AT A S MP. T CLIMAX AME w - S I or GIRLS SET T RE . S . .AN. T U I , , AL IGHT, SU . ,. . ER WH VIS Em. . JE C -. BU M RI U RE, DE B I E T , ND E J G ' HIDH TH S N PLA WAS A COWEDY BY J. C. LCM ., WITH TH Y P S Ef HIS SE. HE DA JIRL MUCH Too OLD FOR HIM AND HIS SISTER TAKES RL UI I D I H I H FO B A IS SISTER, H . -E S REF. IfEJB or E ST ' E U TT L L - L A E E J A HS E CL AN HL ETH THE LAST PLAY WAS A FARCE EY RAY FRAHPTDN. IN IT, .S VAN AN HIS FRI L L , S - , I. T ,L T.E S . T, U' 'Y AR ELLING IS MADE BY A RIv L 4 NY OF cIRL'S HER. P 'L ., . , . Y AND TH- UU BEGINS. TH - 1 .L I T .N . In , E cf S , T E I S I I LY. S IU- . B v if I E I LL, C . II A, HA. ... FISOH, ' U .D L AS, AND L,, 5 L U T uL,- JU S UD TH U SIDN w HT TO I .,, 'BU JUY. AI U U IDU. TH PLAY ' JEN R SLU. . P . EY, f RS' 2 AT w IC. TIME ARJOLUS PARK AIO ITLEY ALS, PAP ES. Q-Q VS IBN f' THE POYS H LUB S C SCHOOL LETTER'EH IISSIDN IN Io L S HO' V IO A NE RELY ll TTEr VAPH PREP MUST UNDERCO I RF IDI T ATION. JURIN Ia A TH CREENIES P EIT AND EHTERTAIN SE BLY I I' D R CTIRN RE T ACTIVES RS P A II FOLLOHS ILL JILLESPIE, HARLAN HU HES, ALDEN ANDERS, UVE AE IELSEN PAUL EENEY, RONNIE GILLESPIE, AUL CEISEN, BUROETTE A SONER, LEONARD BRANSTETTER, VERNON SELK, UERWIN ANDERS, CLAREICE SHERIDAN QOBERT BEGINNETTER, D HILL, D L L HIL . THE N H CLUB OFFICERS ARE AS FOLLOWS B LL JILLESPI PRESI DENT, HARLAN HUGHES, VICE PRESIDENT, ALDEN ANDERS, SECRETARY TREAS URER COACH HANARY, SPONSOR. G LS' NSN C B THE HIGH STANDARDS AND IDEALS OF THE GIRLS' NSN CLUB MA MEMBERSHIP IN THIS GROUP AN HONOR TO BE HIGHLY COVETED BY ANY HI SCHOOL GIRL THIS YEAR'S GROUP wAS SMALLER THAN USUAL WITH ONLY EIGHT MEMBERS A L MEMBERS OF THE G A A wHO HAVE RECEIVED LETTERS ARE F D' 'nn H' H unvurg L M Hlb UHbANl TION IS T0 PROMOTE MORE INTEREST AND ENTHUSIASM IN GIRLS' ATHLETICS: THIS CLUB PARTICIPATES IN MANY ACTIVITIES BESIDES ATHLETICS IT IS CUSTOMARY FOR THE GIRLS' NSU CLUB MEMBERS TO SERVE AS WAIT RESSES AT THE FOOTBALL BANQUET, TO DECORATE FOR HOMECOMING, AND TO COOPERATE TH THE BOYS' Sn CL B IN EVERY WA . THIS YEARIS OFFICERS ARE AS FOLLOWS PRESIDENT, JUNE UIESE VICE PRESIDENT, ARLENE WATSON, AND SECRETARY TREASURER, ALICE PERELDER, SPONSOR, MISS JUDD CHEER LEADERS ARLENE MATZ, MARGARET ANN CHESLEY, AND ALICE PEKELDER WERE SELECTED AS CHEER LEADERS OF THE SUTHERLAND HIGH SCHOOL SPORT FANS FOR THIS YEAR. THESE THREE GIRLS WERE CHOSEN FROM A GROUP OF TWENTY OTHERS wHO TRIED OUT. THESE THREE ENERGETIC NPEPSTERSH, WITH THE COOPEPATION AND EHTHUSIASM OF THE STUDENT BODY, HAVE REPT THE PEP MORALE HIGH IN THE SUTHERLAND HIGH SCHOOL. THE VIVACIOUS PEP LEADERS ARE ARRAYED IN ORANGE SATIN BLOUSES AND BLACK SATIN SLACKS. tqllli, BO. ' 'N QLUE 4 ' HS C IS COUPRIEED OF ALL HIGH I L -H .. ADL :TO TH C EXC HCIVE CLLE, ,NE ER, IS ' T 3 I -D HEI BY V NMING A LE R. - , H U A A S A ST -NI JS INI I- - T G TH P INITI TION E HG H PRES A AN AMUSING - . ING AS H PEOORAU LMDER THE INEC L. , HE H 7' THE BOYS SPONSORED SEVERAL PARTIES DURING THE YEAR. THE MEHBE OF THE CLUB Now NUMBE SIXTEEJ AKD ARE AS In : B C . 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