Sutherland High School - Duke Yearbook (Sutherland, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1943 volume:

OCDCDII UCWV33 THE IDEUKE oool:: Oodl 00015300011 ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES FEATURES AJVEBTISING FORENORD THIS v AR WITH A BLOODY WAR BEING WAGED ON ALMOST EVERY CONTINENT or THE WORLD VE, THE CLASS 5 EL T ARE INOE THIS YEAR BOOK IN THE PREPARATION or TH s IQ 5 DOKE THE ANNUAL BOARD, HAVE STRIVEN TO BRING TO THE STUDENTS, PARENTS, TEACHERS AND FRIENDS AN AcTuAL PIOTORE or THE ACTIV ITIEs EDITOR BETTY JANE ENGELKE ASSOCIATE EDITOR ADVERTISING EDITORS ARLENE WATSON LEONA COLLIER VIRGIL UULLIFORD SPORTS EDITORS RONNIE GILLESPIE BUSINESS IANAOEBS BETTY JEAN HAHBROOH PAUL JENSEN BURDELL TRIPLETT ACTIVITY EDITORS FLORENCE HILL SPONSOR MARJORIE McCoRHAcx MRS HULSER 'I E --I or IQM , FE HAT WE EO FORTONATE TO BE ABLE TO PREPARE AND DEDICATE . I ,LI WE, 1 OF S.H.S. , A . ALBERT SEEMAN AND HERSCHAL GILLESPIE WHO WERE THE OTHER ALUMNI NG THEIR WHETHER THEY NORTH AFRICA PACIFIC, wE, DEDICATE THE FIRST ALUMNI or S H S TO GIVE S H S wHo ARE so GALLANTLY IN THE sERvIcE or THE U S -- IN AUSTRALIA, ALASKA, ENGLAND, THE TINY ISLANDS IN THE BL E THE SENIOR CLASS, DO GRATEFULLY I9LI5 DUKE. B OR To C O O THEIR LIvEs IN WORLD WAR Il, AND TO ALL THE OF O O C DOI IT . . BE u OUR ALUMNI IN THE SERVICE GEORGE ADES ARMY LEROY ANDERS RADIO SCHOOL MARVIN AMENDT NAVY JAMES ARMSTRONG ARMY IARREN ARMSTRONG ARMY GERALD AUSTIN ARMY CHARLES BARNHART ARMY NERLE BRANSTETTER MEDICAL CORPS RAYMOND BRECHWALD ARMY NM. DALE BROWN ARMY JOHN CHESLEY NAVY DAROLD CULP NAVY NILLIAM DAKE A A CORPS IARVIN DOODY ARMY JARREL DRAPER ARMY MYRL FARQUHAR NAVY RAYMOND FARQUHAR ARMY HAYNE FARQUHAR ARMY HUGH ARQUHARSON NAVY JAMES FARQUHARSON NAVY DALE FLINDERS ARMY JOHN FOLEY NAVY RUSSELL FOLEY ARMY HERSCHAL GILLESPIE ARMY NILSON QILLESPIE MARINE CORPS WOODROW GOTTSCH ARMY RICHARD GREEN COAST GUARD HAROLD HAKEMAN ARMY WAYNE HAKEMAN NAVY URVILLE HANSEN ARMY ROBERT HASH ARMY WERLE HAYE ARMY DONALD HAYES ARMY ELMORE HAYES ARMY URVILLE HENNING ARMY LLAYTON HILL A CORPS GEORGE HOEMANN ARMY LOREN HUSTED ARMY ALFRED JENSEN A A CORPS BUROETTE JOHANSON ARMY OELBERT JOHANNSEN ARMY GERALD JOHANNSEN IILBUR KEENE ERNEST LOHFF HARLAN LOHFF FREEMAN MANGELS CHARLES VARTIN RAY MARTIN EDWIN MCLLAIN FRANCIS MCMORMACK KENNETH MOCORMAOK CLARENCE MEYER AIR CHARLES MOORE AIR HAROLD NELSON KENNETH NELSON ROBERT NIELSEN AIR JOHN C'DONNELL AIR LEONARD O'DONNELL DONALD OLHAUSEN JAMES POWELL FRANCIS RAUSCH OBERT REISTE AIR CLAY RUMPER FRANCIS SPURLOCK ROBERT SCHULTZ HENRY SWEENEY LEROY SWEENEY DONALD NAGGONER COAST ROBERT NAGGONER RONALD NACGONER COAST BERNARD WATTERSON DALE WATTERSON AIR EVAN WEALE GERALD WEHR AIR ARMY ARMY NAVY NAVY ARMY NAVY ARMY ARMY NAVY NAVY CORPS DORPS ARMY NAVY CORPS CORPS ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY CORPS NAVY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY UUA NAVY GUARD NAVY CORPS ARMY CORPS DANI L NILTFANG MEDICALCORPS MERLE WOODALL AIR CORPS LAURENCE YOUDE ARMY ROGER YOUDE AIR CORPS LAY DAVIS ARMY DARREL STEARNS ARMY 'i l U - E - , GORDON FARQUHARSON - ARMY ELMER QLHAUSEN - NAVY - R - P ,, - ' - 9 RD In - ' .- up E I' - X' - Ag Q - - C - O 0 - A PLACE WHERE eovs AND GIRLS ARE FREE TO WDRR DUT IDEAS IN THE FIELDS OF SCIENCE, MUSIC, OR ART, WHERE THEY ARE TAUGH HOW TO BE soon AND USEFUL CITIZENS, so AS TO BETTER THEMSELVES AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW, A PLACE WHERE eovs AND GIRLS ARE TAUSHT How TO BE LEADERS IN A WORLD AT PEACE. THESE ARE THE THINGS THAT AN AMERICAN SCHOOL SYMBOLIZESS THESE ARE THE THINGS OUR Dovs ARE FIGHTING AND DYING FOR FROM ALASKA TO GUADACANAL THE RIGHT DF AMERICAN YOUTH AND ALL YOUTH T0 GROW UP AND LIVE IN A FREE WORLD WHERE DEATH DOES NDT RAIN FROM THE SI-:IES NOR LURK IN THE DEPTHS OF THE SEA A WORLD WHERE YOUTH CAN REALIZE THEIR AMBITIONS AND DREAMS: QF' - T THAT oUR ScHooL STANDS FOR. THIS IS ONE OF THE MANY THINGS THAT I I V N 1 X O E 1? SI I ToP Row: SECOND Row: THIRD Row: EDWARD D. BAIRD, Su Ross A. BARKER, PRI A. L. RUBIS, COACH. VERLA MAE HUSTCN, H LILLIAN C. Juno, EN FRANCES HULSER, Com RUTH GIBSON, MUSIC. DORIS PARIS, LATIN, MAURINE TJCSSEM, JR RUTH JCRNSCN, SIXTH MARGARET LYNCH, FIF VIRGINIA MICHELSON, MILCREC PFEIFFER, T HELEN RASMUSSEN, SE HARRIET JAKEMAN, PR 9 Q BARKER, HUSTON, TJOSSEM, BAIRC MICKELSON, JOHNSON RUBIS, HULSER, RASMUSSEN, 'X PFIEFFER, FARIS , GIBSON, LYNCH JAKEMAN, Juoo FACULTY PERINTENDENT. .... .......B. A., CORNELL M. A., IowA U. NCIPAL...... .......B. A., CONCORDIA COLLEGE MOORHEAD, MINNC occ oooo cllooooa on UCQCBQ Ao, BUENA VISTA CME ECoNoMIcS.... ...B. SC. IOWA STATE COLLEGE GLISHQ---...ana CCCBC Aa, 31: OLAP MERCEQQCC soo UCCBQ SCC, Cs MC Sn T4 Co WARRENSBURG, Mo. oososnaaooeooovoonco oooEn N10 KANSAS Us JR. HIGH ENGLISH... ...B. A., S. DAK. U. . HIGH PRINCIPAL... ...BUENA VISTA llll IOICOO O OIOUIO O llllli SI Tl Cl TH ooouaoo asain Sn TQ Cn FouRTH... ...EUENA VISTA, I. S. T. C. HIRD .... . ...B. A., MORNINSSIDE CONDOOCI Ill I ll0'0 S0 Tu Ct IMARY... . ...BUENA VISTA CDOOII J4 ADER, LILA ANDERSON JR PLAY OuR REDNEAD ARLENE WATSON MIXED Cuoaus GLEE CLUB M MADRICAL 2, CLUB 2, BAND 5 SExTET I, TRIO JR PLAY, NEus STAFF ANNUAL BDARD, CLASS OFFICER, GA T PLAYS 'AND CAN sus SING HTINY BUT, CN, DELMA SCHOENING MIXED CHORUS 5 GLEE CLDD 5 MADRICAL 2 BAND 5, SExTET I MIXED u R T JR PLAY, BANNER GIRL, CLASS OFFICER ONE ACT PLAYS I WAYNE CROSSER FOOTBALL 'JUST ANY KIND OF VEHICLEN RUNNIE HRON GILLESPIE JR PLAY ANNUAL BOARD RSM CLUB 2 CLASS OFFICER FOOTBALL M BASKETBALL 'DoEs ANYBOD Know A sooo Joxeqn CHARLES nDRlZ RAPER MIXED CHORUS 2 GLEE CLUB 2 JR PLAY, CLASS OFFICER WWHEN HE eETs A BRAINSTDRN wow ,,,,,WwfSfw4wf 1C'3 W J If lo ' I II gg V ,Q n I J hr I .snsn ' S 0 ' Jig' I 0 O , gl' ' 1 1 U A ' Q in hs . - BASEBALL 5. ' A ' 'C ' E 20 ' Y ,, 5 ' I 'U , . II 5 3 I us . 3 I It I J ' F . 9 Q A ' I - TE IQ . ' 3 -- MYpn yy ? ' 6 'JUST ANYTHuN W ,. PAUL HDUKE SWEENEY MuxEo CHORUS 5 G EE CLUB MADRaGAL 5 MIXED QUARTET I JR PLAY NEWS S AFF 1, USU CL B 5, ONE ACT PLAYS FOOTBALL , BOYS' QUARTET 2 FOR A LAUGH BETTY JANE ENGELKE MIXED CHORUS L GLEE CLUB J PLAY NEWS STAFF CLASS OFFICER GAA GAA TREAS ANNUAL BOARD ONE ACT PLAYS A DooToR S E WILL Alilp rx RICHARD HDICKH LONG MIXED CHORUS 5 GLEE CLUB 5 M DRIGAL BAND JR PLAY ONE AcT PLAYS 2 FOOTBALL u HJUST suv: ME A BLONDE'n ALICE PEKELDER MIXED Cnonus 5 GLEE CLUB B ND 2 HS' CLUB 5 CLASS OFFICER, GA LEADER, GAA PRES , CHEER LEADER nBASKETBALL AND BoYs SHE GOES ron THEM BOTH LUVERNE nDUTCH NIELSEN Mnxso CHORUS 2 GLEE CLUB 2 FOOTBALL BASKETBALL 5 BASEBALL I VGD WEST YOUNG MAN, GO WEST MARJORIE MCCORMACK MIXED CHORU QLEE CLUB 5 JR PLAY, ANNUAL BOARD WWHERE S Vane? x n S 3 ?3 L Ms A 5 3 3 3 ' A 0 3 ' T ' U o ' ' O O ' G Q N fl Y A U ,, mi 3 if 1. ,QE ?L RF . E M. 2 S . . Q., 1, ' E' 3 ' ,5 5MPi f MADRISAL ag nsn CLUB S, V V, V R . S T . ' Y ,A , f s . tu' I .' 5 . xl ij' Hg, Vapss . 5 n 3 7 ' , -- 0 n f H BE.n ' K t uf, 3 s If ' 'C I S A s TE A 'B . . A ' I 0 3 , 1 Un VIRGIL GULLIFORD MIXED CHORUS GLEE CLUB 2 MADRIGAL 1, ANNUAL BOARD CLASS OFFICER A LADIES' MAN FLORENCE HILL MIXED CHORUS GL E CLUB 1 News STAFF n ANNUAL BoARD USN CLUB GAA LEADER 'l'm BREATH LESS BURJELL TRIPLETT J PLAY ANNUAL BOARD CLASS OFFICER HQUIET, STUUIOUS AND A REGULAR FELLOW BETTY JEAN HAMBROCK MIXED CHORUS GLEE CLUB JR PLAY ANNUAL BOARD CHEERLEADER CLASS OFFICER NCAREFREE LESTER MAQYIN BAND 2 JR PLAY ONE ACT PLAYS HHE GIVES PLEASURE TO ALL wuTHoUT GRUDG ING LEONA COLLIER BAND 5 J PLAY, NEws STAFF ANNUAL BOARD nTHE SLY o E R' CARL nBLossoM STRUVE JENSEN ANNUAL BOARD USU CLUB 2 ON: ACT PLAYS JR. PLAY News STAFF CLASS Urruczn FOOTBALL 5 'HE Jusr LOVES BASEBALL ' o DANCE euv H w N'T WHY oo we CALL Hum 'WlNov' PAUL HWINDY 'L Q' I n 1 ll x 3 5 ,V . 3 3 I 0 3 . f' . 3 I A I T ' E O n I - -p n OOOII . , A ' . N, . THIRD Row PETERS, V SE K SECOND Row- E MOORE, MARTIN, JENSEN, PowELL, DOLING, MATZ, H SE K FIRST Row ANDERS, HILL, BECKMAN, ADAMS, M MDDRE, BRECHWALD, LITNA, GINGER, W MARTIN. JUNIOR CLASS IS CLASS IN E Q RTER IS BIG GAME HIGH SCHOOL CDNSISTED or TWENTY MEMBERS, TEN eovs AND TEN GIRLS NILBUR MARTIN WHO HAS OUTSTANDING MUSDCAL TALENT wAS PRESIDENT, MARJDRIE HILL FILLED THE OFFICE or VICE PRESIDENT AND DOROTHY LITKA SERVED AS SECRETARY AND TREASDRER. THE JUNIORS WERE WELL RERRESENTED IN THE HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS WITH SEVEN IN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, THREE BOYS' GLEE CLUB, EIGHT N BAN , SEVEN IN MIXED CHORUS A SEvERAL IN THE OTHER SMALLER MUSICAL GRDDRS. MARYELLEN JENSEN RECEIVED 'NATIONAL HONOR' IN OGCE SOLO THE BOYS or THIS CLASS WERE N0 nSISSIESn. EIGHT or THEM WERE ON THE FOOTBALL SQUAD AND EouR ON THE BASKETBALL SQUAD AND EIGHT HERE OUT ECR BASEBALL. BUROETTE WAGGONER, CLARENCE SHERIDAN, DON SIMPSON, Boa REGINNETTER, MERWIN ANDERS, VERNON SELK, AND GSCAR AoAMS DESERVE MENTIDN FOR THEIR ATHLETIC ACHIEVMENTS NE HDPE THEY WILL ALL BE BACK NEXT YEAR TO CARRY ON- MISS HuSToN SPONSORED THE CLASSS 'Al T I lv T-'f I 2' ' I W V ,k' r 'F . ,, .J L 3 . - SI E T ' ll as -A as -- 0 U Q6 E K lllgw ' 1 I gf I 'Y g . L g O . L l TH TH THIRD UA or TH OF 0 ll ' S fN IN I D I ND 2 V I QF oo Nr THIRD Row BRANSTETTER, ORTHMANN, DOBRTKA, JONES, NEGUS, MARTTN SECOND Row Rlcxorr, THARP, BRYANT, CHESLEY, WARREN, CARLSON, NELSON, ELLSBURY, RAPER FIRST Row PExELoER, STRUFFERT, JENNER, LANGE, NAGGONER, HTLL, DUNCAN, HOCKERT, Q WAGGONER. SoPHoHoRE CLASS HAVING ALREADY sPENT A YEAR IN SUTHERLAND HIGH SCHOOL, THE SOPHOMORES FELT QUITE AT HOME WHEN THEY ENRoLLEo IN THE FALL. THEY KENNETH O TREASURER ORTHMANN THE HoFFuAN, NOT WITH SOME wus: THE ITIATION. THE oANcE THE STUDE Rona, CHI BASKETS. MENTS. cHosE AS THEIR CLASS OFFICERS MAR RTHHANN, VICE PREsuoENT, ANo BETTY . WHEN MARY SHERIDAN MOVED T0 CAL TOOK OVER HER DUTIES AS PRESIDENT. SOPHOMORE CLASS STARTED THE YEAR w MARY SHERIDAN, MELVIN RHEINHOLDT, us AT THE END or THE YEAR. ALL or cAL ACTIVITY EXCEPT TWO GIRLS AND CLASS GAVE A HIGH SCHOOL DANCE FOR IHE FRESHMEN WERE SUPPOSEO TO DO WAS OVER, BUT MOST OF THEM SKIPPE NTS ENTERTAINED THEMSELVES BY PLAY NKER CHECKS, AND CHECKERS, AND BY ICE CREAM, CUP CAKES, AND POP HER Y SHERIDAN, PRESIDENT, CARLSON, SECRETARY IFORNIA, KENNETH ITH 28 MEMBERS. PHIL AND ROY HANLAN WERE THE MEMBERS ARE IN SEVEN eovs. THE FRESHMAN TN- THE DISHES AFTER o OUT ON us. ING CARDS, Rane DANCING Ano SHOOTING E sERvEo FOR REFRESH' j, 1 L 5 5 ' Q A 1 .X . I. Q X Q N , Y ,J A . ' QQ L . 'v 'i Y, 7 Q ' : Z 5 A R, ', 5 ' 4 E-A i al. .: ' - , ' lxxoif' 5 I l H B 5 A v , :L rv , 4. L T T f ' ' ig, I A ' R, I - ,, 3 an A F ' '-.- F ' , U Y ' I Q I IYLN, 'W 4. 1 ,jg 1 Q' A rl I-T O I . L . , I 'YN ' I Q A - TOP ROI NEGUS, PETERSON THIRD Row WATSON, SHEENEY, MCCORMACK, BROWN, FLINDERS BRANSTETTER SEOONO Row WARREN, RAPER, LITKA, DEITERMAN MILLER SwANsON, GINGER, DRAPER, JONES FIRST Row P TRIPLETT ORTHMANV, BURETTA, M TRTPLETT LEMKE, FOGLEMAN BLAUE, ELLSBURY SIMPSON STEARNSA FRESHMEN CLASS WHEN THE CLASS ELECTED ITS OFFICERS AT THE FIRST OF THE YEAR, DEAN SIMPSON NAS CHOSEN PRESIDENTQ RUTH BRANSTETTER VICE PRESIDENT: FLORENCE SwEENEv, TREASURER- AND GORDON WARREN, SEC'Y THIS CLASS, CONSISTING or 5I STRONG AND JOLLY OFFSPRINGS WAS WELL REPRESENTED IN THE MANY SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. Sax or THE CLASS WERE IN THE TWO BLEE CLUBS, ANO THREE NFRESHIESN HELPEB T0 MAKE THE MADRIGAL GROUP COMPLETE. FLORENCE SWEENEY HAS A MEMBER or THE SEXTET AND TRTO. THE BOYS, TOO, Ono THEIR PART IN THE MUSICAL FIELD WITH DEAN SIMPSON IN QUARTET AND MIXED QUARTET. DEAN SIMPSON AND VERNON EBEL REPRESENTEO THE CLASS ON THE FOOTBALL SQUAD. FIVE WERE UN THE BASKETBALL SQUAO ANU THREE WENT OUT FOR BASEBALL. BOB WATSON RECEIVED THE BASKETBALL SCHOLASTIC AWARD AT THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT. HIGHLIGHTING THE SOCIAL EvENTS or THE CHRISTMAS SEASON HAS THE ALL'HlGH SCHOOL PARTY GIVEN'BY THTS CLASS. THE'EVENlNG WAS SPENT IN DANCING, PLAYING MISCELLANEOUS GAMES, AND THE EXCHANGE or CHRISTMAS GIFTS. MISS JUDO UAS OUR FACULTY SPONSOR. V iv IL, A W-:vt ,' tl M f ,Q W b -V Y., M, ,M ' I A ' ll ' P ' i' 5 , 'fi .P 1 ,lf A ' K , j m I 5 l J 3 U 2 2 9 I J .7 : 0 3 ' ' D 9 .I 7 ' 9 , 0 mi F'-'1 E5 'S JUNIOR HIGH THE STUDENTS THE PAST BAND THIS wonk AND A THREE GAME FOOTBALL scHEDuLE IAS PLAYED TEAM WITH TWO WINS AND ONE LOSE. HARTLEY or I5 T0 7 AT HARTLEY AND LOST ON THEIR RETURN or 25 T0 I3 THE 'PuPsW FINISHED THE SCHEDULE HIGH THE LOCAL FREsHIEs 7 T0 6 SUTHERLANU JUNIOR HIGH WITH AN ENROLLMENT or 58 PLAYED A VERY IMPORTANT ROLL IN THE SCHOOL LIFE or YEAR. THERE IERE NINE THAT PLAYED IN THE scHooL TWENTY sax THAT SANG IN THE JUNIOR HIGH CHoRus MUSICAL ORGANIZATION RECEIVED MUCH PRAISE FOR ITS FINE IN THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AND THE SPRING FESTIVAL. av THE JUNIOR WON av A SCORE GAME BY A scoRE av DEFEATING THE ART CLASS coNTRIeuTED MucH IN MAKING POSTERS FOR HOMECOMING, JUNIOR CLASS PLAY AND THE COMMUNITY SCRAP DRIVE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL eovs, NOT TO HIGH SCHOOL aovs, ORGANIZED A BASKETBALL WHICH :As VERY SUCCESSFUL THROUGHOUT THE FIRST TEAM AND suasTITuTEs NUMBER ELEVEN BE OUT DONE av THE TEAM or THEIR OIN SCHOOL YEAR. THE MEN AND ARE AS roLLous: JIM JENSEN, CLAIRE TRIPLETT, CHARLES bRANsTETTER, CLIFFORD LARsoN, Boaav THARP, BERNARD ELLSBURY, GLEN HAKEUAN, DENNIS JoNEs, DONALD BARER, JIM JoNEs, AND DIcx HAMBROCK. , v I , .. . , , fb V lu, . ,,,,.-L,....,,,-,., V I A4 I.g , . I Mg -A A E II .. 1 f.. . ' K ml . - .. ., . ' . , A if Q. , .. ..'l . A 1 A ' x ' V f r ,' C' , H -.'I, Lai Y 4 4 ' , - .. G, w J , f A r ' G 'A' V ' ' N - F: D. K K ,, l , F K I I, v - I , I I . , I , , , A ' v ' ,. ,I V ' QI ' Vf ' D 0 ' 0 0 I 00613 -1 in was-nf 1 TOP Row ADAMS, Sampson, EBEL, HOFFMAN, W MARTIN HOCKERT, DOLTNO, G WAOOONER, COACH Rusus SECOND Row NIELSEN, GILLESPIE, B WAGGONER SIEENEY HTLL, DON SIMPSON, ANDERS, JENSEN, SELK, BRANSTETTER, MARTINo FOOTBALL PROSPECTS WERE BRIGHT THIS YEAR ALTHOUGH ONLY TlENTv TWO REPORTED FOR PRACTICE. THEY WERE PAUL SIEENEY, LUVERNE NnELsEN, PAuL JENSEN, RONNIE GnLLEsPnE, Dlcx LONG BURDETTE WAGGONER, VERNON SELK, MERUIN ANOERS, Tom DOLING, bONALD SuNPsON, CLARENCE SHERTOAN, ROY HANLON, NEO HTLL, LEONARD BRANSTETTER, PHIL HOFFMAN DELBERT MARTIN, VERNON EBEL, GLEN WAGOONER, HONARO HOCKERT, WILBUR MARTTN, BOB REOTNNETTER, AND DEAN SIMPSON. BECAUSE Or THE WAR AND SCARCITY or TIRES THERE WAS NO Saoux VALLEY CONFERENCE JAMBOREE. THE FOLLOWING WEEK THE TIGERS STARTED AN EIGHT QANE SCHEDULE av OEFEATTNG PETERSON 2l-2. NlELsEN SHOWED REMARKABLE DRIVE ALL DURING THE GAME. I n, A - i U W 1 M H K 1. 7 ,Cl - , , 1 I H , -. 2 3 ' , 1: AE I 1 ' U, ' R4 E - , I . : J.: px Q , 1, ' , 'F 'Q n '- I , 1 5.1 I I V . X A .. ,. .. , -f 1 I A U ' - r N ' A4 A K . f .4 K I 2 A- Y -qurvm. V I . N.r -M I 0 , C 3 ' 9 1 THE NEXT GAME FOR THE TIGERS WAS WITH CLEGHORNQ THIS IAS TIS FIRST SIDUx VALLEY CONFERENCE GAME FOR THE TIGERS. THIS PROVED T BE QUITE A BATTLE THE sCoRE AT THE HALF WAS SUTHERLAND 7 CLEGHORN 6 SUTHERLAND WON THE GAME I I2 SANBORN FORFEITED TO SUTHERLAND FOR THE NEXT GAME IN PLACE ANBORN THE TIGERS PLAYED ALTON'S PARCCHIAL SCHOOL SUTHERLAND SCDRED IN THE FIRST QUARTER ON SEVERAL POWER PLAYS ALTON SCDRED o A PASS THE HALF SCORE READ, SUTHERLAND 7, ALTON 6 SUTHERLANU w N I SUTHERLAND WITH HIGH HOPES OF A FOURTH VICTORY RDLLED ovER A LARGE HARTLEY TEAM 2I 7 LED av 'DUTCHU NIELSEN THE TIGERS SCDRED SILY T FIRST A SECOND QUARTER SUTHERLAND LEAD AT THE SUTHFRLANO SCORED AGAIN IN THE TWO REMAINING PERIODS HARTLEY'S SCORE GAME IN THE LAST QUARTER ON A PASS' SUTHERLAND DIDN'T GET WARMED UP IN THE PRIMGHAR GAME AND, WITH THE ABSENCE OF NIELSEN, DIDN'T SEEM T0 HAVE THE OLD TIGER SPIRIT PRIMGHAR WON 2 ANOTHER OFF NIGHT FOR SUTHERLAND ALTA BEAT THE TIGERS I NIELSEN WAS ALSO ABSENT IN THIS GAME SUTHERLAND DlDN'T HAVE THE O DRIVE AS EY IN THE FIRST FOUR GAMES OF TH SEASON. THE NExT GAME WAS THE oLD GRUDGE WITH PAULLINA. SUTHERLAND RECEIVED THE KICKDFF AND WENT DOWN THE FIELD FOR A TOUCHOOUN IN THE FIRST FoUR MINUTES OF PLAY SCORE AT THE HALF, SUTHERLAND 7 PAULLINA O IN THE THIRD QUARTER PAULLINA SCORED ON A PASS AND ALSO CONVERTED THE SCORE WAS THEN TIED AGAIN PAULLINA SCDRED A PASS PAULLINA I , SUTHERLAND Snoux RAPIDS CANCELLED THEIR GAME BECAUSE OF LACK OF MEN PLACE OF SIOUX RAPIDS THE TIGERS PLAYED LINN GRovE THE LONE TOUCH DOWN OF THE GAME CAME WHEN A LINN GROVE PLAYER INTERCEPTED A PASS AND SCORED LINN GROVE ION 7-0 SUTHERLAND WAS WELL REPRESENTED ON THE ALL CONFERENCE TEAM. PAUL SWEENEY ON THE FIRST TEAM AND LUVERNE NIELSEN, CLARENCE SHERDIAN ON THE SECOND TEAM. THE SQUAD ELECTED PAUL SWEENEY AS CAPTAIN AND LUVERNE NIELSEN AS MOST VALUABLE THERE WERE THIRTEEN LETTERS GIVEN, THESE BEING AS FOLLOWS! TO SENIORSQ LUvERNE NIELSEN, PAUL SWEENEY, RONNIE GILLESPIE, AND PAUL JENSEN, TO JUNICRS3 VERNON SELR, Rov HANLAN, CLARENCE SHERIDAN DON SIMPSON, BURDETTE HAGGCNER, AND MERNIN ANDERSQ T0 SOPHMORESQ NED HILL, LEONARD BRANSTETTER, AND PHIL HOFFMAN. C . , Q LL' D I OF 3 , . N . . O L4- ' '20 Q 7 . ' EA IN HE ND . HALF IM-O. NIELSEN WAS HURT AT THE END OF THE SECOND QUARTER. , I Q 6 6l OL TH DID ' E O ' , 0 O ON . H 7. . IN O O V22 g aze H Q4 xi UIWQ M xf' 117 BASKETBALL PETERSON JOURNEYED TO SUTHERLAND FOR THE FIRST GAME OF THE SEASON, AND THE TIGERS WERE DOWNED Zh I0 THE SUTHERLAND FIVE IERE HOSTS T0 CALUMET IN THEIR SECOND GAME, AND THE LOCALS LOST 50 IL IN THEIR NEXT GAME THE TIGERS FAILED WTO GET HOT , AND MONETI WENT HOME WITH AN OVERUHELMING MIN 57 I6 ADAMS, IITH 6 POINTS, WAS HIGH MAN FOR SUTHERLANDO IN THEIR FIRST CONFERENCE GAME OF THE SEASON SUTHERLAND LOST T0 MILFORD IN AN ovERTIME 27 22 SOORING HONORS WENT TO HOFFMAN WITH IO POINTS SUTHERLAND wAs NO MATCH FOR THE ALTA QUINTET AND LOST THE GAME 36 I2 SUTHERLAND JOURNEYED T0 PRIMGHAR FOR THEIR NEXT GAME. THEY WERE N0 MATCH FOR THE FAST MOVING PRIMGHAR PLAYERS, AND SUTHERLAND LOST 6h 2I HIGH POINT MEN FOR SUTHERLAND WERE BRANSTETTER AND GILLESPIE WITH 6 POINTS EACHO SOTHERLAND PLAYED A CLOSE AND HARD GAME BUT LOST TO SIoux RAPIDS 53 28 SCORING HONOR WENT T0 BRANSTETTER WITH 6 POINTS, THE FIRST VICTORY FOR SOTHERLAND DURING THE BASKETBALL MAN WAS ADAMS WITH 2I POINTS. SUTHERLAND WAS TRIMMED sv SANBORN 5I 27 THE TIGERS WERE NO MATCH FOR THE BDLLDDGS HEIGHT. HIGH POINT MAN FOR THE LOCALS NAS HOFFMAN IITH 7 POINTS. IN THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT SUTHERLAND LOST TO SHELDON 27 OORE AT THE HALF NAS 6 IO IN SHELUON FAVOR GH POINT MAN wAs ADAMS WITH 8 POINTSO SUTHERLAND wON ITS FIRST GAME OF THE SEASON AT HOME WITH AURELIA, 50 28 THE SCORE AT THE HALF DAS I9 I IN AURELIA'S FAvoR SCORING FAVORS IENT T0 GILLESPIE WITH I2 POINTS, FOLLOWED av BRANSTETTER WITH IO SUTHERLAND LOST T0 A FAST MOVING PAULLINA TEAM 59 25 HIGH POINT MAN Fon SUTHERLAND IAS GILLESPIE WITH 9 POINTS. SUTHERLAND WAS BEATEN BADLY av EVERLY 62 I8 IN THE SECTIONAL SUTHERLANO AGAIN PLAYED EVERLY, SuTHERLAND LOST 58 9. ' O ' 0 u . 1 . , O I . . ' O SEASON wAS WITH HARTLEY WHEN THE LOCALS NON Bk-27. HIGH POINT ' 0 'Zh-0 S - . HI - , - 7 0 O o 0 BASEBALL T E l9M2 BASEBALL TEAM PLAYED A SCHEDULE or EI NN:NG THREE AND LOSING P:v . GAMES WERE LOST TO HARTLEY, CALUMET AND MONETA AND wON PROM PETERSON, AND CALUMETQ THE MOST THR:LL:NG GAME OF THE SEASON NAS GAME PLAYED ON THE LOGAL DIAMOND CALUMET NAS O RUNS IN THE AST NNIN . WITH TWO OUT AND BOB REGINNETTER CONNECTED FOR A TRIPLE DRIVING E GAME WAS WON BY A SCORE or 7 TO A GHT GAMES PAULLINA, LARRABEE CALUMET LEADING BY THREE ON BASES IN THREE RUNS THE ALL H:GH SOHOOL G:RLS ARE MEMBERS Or THE G:RLS' ATHLETIC ASSoc:AT:ON MORE COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE G A A SKILL IN THE VARIOUS SPORTS :S A DES:RABLE QUALITY, BUT THE A :S AL TRYING TO PROMOTE A SPIRIT OF GOOD FELLOWSHIP, TRUE SPORTSMAN SHIP AND OO OPERATION E GROUP :S FFIL TED w H THE STATE G ITS PROGRAM STR:vES NOT ONLY T0 ENTERTA:N THE GIRL IN SCHOOL, BUT ALSO T0 GIVE HER SOMETHING TO WORK FOR IN HER LEISURE HOURS THE G:RLS PLANNED THEIR owN PROGRAMS AND ELECTED THEIR OFFICERS AND LEAD ERS. THE OFFICERS Or THE G A A FORM THE GovERN:NG BOARD THE OFFICERS WERE AS FOLLOWS ALICE PEKELDER, PRESIDENT, BETTY JANE ENGELKE, VICE PRES:DENT AND TREASURER AND DOROTHY L:TxA SEC'Y THE LEADERS OF THE GROUP WERE FLORENOE HILL, ARLENE WATSON, AND ALICE PEKELDER. PEP CLUB THE PEP CLUB NAS ORIGINATED SEVERAL YEARS AGO WITH THE IDEA or AROUSING MORE INTEREST IN SCHOOL ATHLET:cS IT ALSO LENDS MORAL SUPPORT TO THE BOYS WHEN THEY FEEL THAT THE STUDENT BODY S REALLY BAcK:NG THEM UP . TH:S YEAR THE PEP CLUB CONSISTED OF 25 MEMBERS. AL:OE PEKELDER, ARLENE MATZ, AND BETTY JEAN HAMBROCK WERE THE GIRLS WHO WERE SELECTED TO LEAD IN THE R Y LLS THIS YEA . T :S YELL LEADING TR PLANNING SOME VERY INTERESTING PEP MEETINGS WHICH TO THE UTMOST BY BOTH THE STUDENTS AND THE BOYS. :S THE SPONSOR Or TH:S HALE AND HEARTY GROUP. THE SPORT FANS SUCCEEDEO WERE ENJOYED M:SS G:BSON H WI . E TW L : G TH 6. . G. .A. , s 9 o G.A. . so , 1 O TH A IA IT .A.A. 3 I ll II : E R H - - :O IN BOYS' 'Sn CLUB PROBABLY EVERY 'ATHLETIOALLY UINDED' BOY IN HIGH SCHOOL WOULD LIKE TO IEAR AN ORANGE US' ON HIS BLACK SIEATERA THIs IS AN HONOR, HOIEVER, RESERVED ONLY FOR THOSE BoYs IHO PROVE THEMSELVES OUTSTANDING IN EITHER FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL OR BASEBALL. THE WINNING OF THE LETTER IS NOT THE ONLY REQUIREMENT TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THIS INNER CIRCLE. THE PREPSu MUST FIRST BE INITIATED THE INITIATION USUALLY LASTS ABOUT A WEEK AND CONSISTS OF DEVOTED SERVICE T0 THE ACTIVES DURING THE PER IDD OF INITIATION THE GREENIES ALSO PRESENT A HILARIDUS ASSEMBLY PROGRAM UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE ACTIVES. THIS YEAR THERE WERE I2 MEMBERS NAMELY PAUL SHEENEY, LUVERNE NIELSEN, RONNIE GILLESPIE, PAUL JENSEN, VERNON SELK, DONALD SIHPGDN, BURDETTE WAGGDNER, MERHIN ANDERS, OSCAR ADAMS, LED NARD BRANSTETTER, DELBERT MARTIN AND NED HILL. PAUL SIEENEY IS PRESIDENT OF THE CLUB, DUTCH NIELSEN, VICE PRESIDENT, AN RONNIE GILLESPIE, SECRETARY TREASURER COACH RUBIS IS THE SPONSOR OF THIS GRDUP. G S' NSU C B BEING ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE GIRLS' nSn CLUB CALLS FOR FAIRNESS, FRIENDLINESS, AND GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP. THEsE QUALITIES PLUS 500 POINTS ARE ESSENTIAL BEFORE A GIRL CAN BE COME A MEMBER OF THE 'SN CLUB THE 500 POINTS CAN BE EARNED BY TAKING AN ACTIVE PART IN SPORTS OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL FOUR POINTS BEING GIVEN FOR EACH HOUR OF PARTICIPATION THE AIM OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE MORE INTEREST AND ENTHUSIASM IN GIRLS' ATHLETICS. T IS PAST YEAR T E HAD ONLY 5 MEMBERS ARLENE WATSON, ALICE PEKELDER, JEAN HALD, FLORENCE HILL, AND MURIEL MOORE THE FIRST THREE 'ERE PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT, AND SECRETARY TREABURER TIVELYa VISUAL EDUCATION MOVIES EACH MONDAY MANY OF THE CORRELATING RELEASES OF ACTIVITIES, CLUB BRECH NAMED RESPEC WERE ENJOYED BY THE STUWENTS OF THE ENTIRE SCHOOL OF EVERY THIRD WEEK THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR. FILMS CAME FROM AMES AND UNIvERsITY OF lDwA THE HDRN OF THE CLASS Room OTHERS CANE AS THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SHOWING RECENT WAS BATTLES, AND DEFENSE WORK. AMONG THESE UERE THE BOMBING OF PEARL HARBOR, RUSSIAIS WESTERN FRONT, WOMEN IN DEFENSE WDRK, AND THE INVASION OF AFRICA BY THF UNITED STATES FORCES. I n U IRL LU 5 H H CDOQII I '7 V ill?I!BIZ!!!liiliillliilililillliliiitilililtiililill ' 'ilillililisilinailyglygrgskugsinngngfgg CONCERT BAND MARCH I NG BAND W. , 1 hw . A , I A ' V , A W, A 5 I .A Q T M, . m P, lj N I V ' , , ,gi ,, V Q , i V V K 5 X I THE BAND THE BAND, COMPOSEO OF 58 MEMBERS, UNDER THE COHPETENT SUPERVISION QF MR. BARRER, HAS MADE GREAT PROGRESS IN THEIR ABILITY AS PLAYERSQ THE MEMBERS ELECTED THEIR OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR. THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS PRESIDENT, WILBUR MARTIN, VICE PRESIDENT ARLENE WATSON SECRETARY LIBRARIANS ARLENE MATz, THE BANO'S ONIFORMS DRAID AND WHITE TROusERs CLARINETS PHYLLIS TRIPLETT MARJORIE JONES SUZANNE BRIGGS DOROTHY WARREN IRENE NELSON JEAN JENNER DONNA WAGGONER HARRIETT HILL VERLA SCHOENING MARILYN FLINDERS EILEEN MOORE ARLENE MATZ DRUMS JEAN BREOHNALO DEAN SIMPSON DONALD BAKER lar? THARP CORNETS ARLENE WATSON MARGARET POUELL PHIL HOFFMAN WILBUR MARTIN LEE BRYANT MURIEL MOORE FLUTES SHIRLEY YONT BETTY WILLEY FRENCH HORNs BEVERLY BRYANT WENDELL MILLER SOUSAPHONES MARJORIE HILL RUSSELL GERARD GIRLS' SEXTETTE IS sExTETTE IS COMPOSED or sux DELMA SCHOENIIG AND FLORENCE SWEENEY JEAN JENNER AND MARYELLEN JENSEN AND JONES AND ARLENE WATSON. HIS GROUP DID THE MADRIG WHERE THEY sANG OVER KICD. AND TREASURER, WINIFRED JONES, DELMA SCHOENING AND JEAN JENNER CONSIST OF A MAROON JACKET 'ITN GOLD WITH MAROON STRIPESO BASSOON DELNA SCHOENING SAXAPHONES IRENE PEKELDER RICHARD LONG OBOE MARYELLEN JENSEN TROMBONES LEONA COLLIER RUTH BRANSTETTER NATALIE CLAYTON BARITONE GIRLS TWO SOPRANOS TWO sEOOND bOPRANOES TWO ALTOS, WINIERED JODRNEYED TO SPENCER : ' 1- , S Q , O PICCOLO DOROTHY LITKA WINIFRED JONES fH .... , . 3 ' , 3 T , AS AL, MARCHING BAND THE MARCHING BAND ADDED MUCH TO THE PEP AND COLOR OF THE HOME FOOTBALL GAMES THE BAND MARCHED DURING THE PAST SEASON UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MR BARKERO AT THE HOME COMING GAME WITH HARTLEY THE BANDS FROM EACH SCHOOL MET AT THE MIDDLE or THE FIELD AND OPENED THE GAME WITH THE PLAYING OF HTHE STAR SPANGLED BANNER ILE THE PLAYERS AND THE SPECTATORS STOOD AT ATTENTION THIS WAS TRULY PIC TURESQUE AND A PERFORMANCE THAT IILL LONG BE REMEMBERED BY THOSE IN ATTENDANCE. MR AMUNDSON, DIRECTOR or THE HARTLEY BAND, LED THE TWO BANDS IN THIS PRESENTATION THE SUTHERLAND BAND FORMED THE nvn SYMBOLIC OF VICTORY AS THEY NAROHED OEF THE FIELD THIS YEAR'S DRUM MAJORETTE WAS EILEEN MOORE WHO WORE A WHITE SATIN UNIFORM, WHITE BOOTS, AND A MAJORETTE HAT THE FLAG BEARERS 'HO FOLLOW THE MAJORETTE WERE ARLENE MATz, BETTY CARLSON, AND DELMA SCHOENING THEY WORE WHITE SATIN UNIFORMS WHITE BOOTS, AND PILLBOX HATS THE BATON TWIRLERS wERE MURIEL MOORE JEAN BREOHWALD AND INEZ THARP WHO WORE BLACK SKIRTS AND WHITE BLOUSES THE BAND MEMBERS WORE THEIR REGULAR BAND COUNTY MUSIC CONTEST THE SCHOOL MASTERS' CLUB OF O'BRlEN COUNTY SPONSORED A COUNTY MUSIC CONTEST TO TAKE THE PLACE or THE STATE SERIES CALL ED OFF ON ACCOUNT OF TRANSPORTATION. THE COMPETITION WAS JUST KEEN AS IN A STATE DISTRICT CONTEST OF LATE YEARS. PAULLINA SANBORN, HARTLEY, PRIMGHAR AND SUTHERLAND WERE THE OLASS C ENTRIES WHILE SHELDON WAS THE ONE CLASS B ENTRY AND GAZA THE ONE CLASS D ENTRY' SUTHERLAND'S MUSIC GROUPS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS GIBSON AND MR BARKER BROUGHT HONORS TO THE SCHOOL THAT WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED. OUT or TYENTY SIX ENTRIES THEY RECEIVED FIFTEEN ill D TEN I IJ RATIN . THOSE RECEIVING CID RATINGS WERE MEzzO SOPRANO SOLO, GIRLS' TRIO, MADRIGAL GROUP, STATE HONOR CONTRALTO SOLO, CHAMBER GROUP OF WOODHINDS, WOODWIND QUINTETE, WOODIIND TRIO, SNARE DRUM SOLO DRUM ENSEMBLE, MIXED CHORUS, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, BOYS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' QUARTETE, STATE HONOR OBOE SOLO, BARITONE HORN SOLO. THOSE RECEIVING IIIJ RATINGS WERE BASS SOLO, SOPRANO SOLO, BARITONE SOLO, CONTRALTO SOLO, PIANO SOLO, CLARINET QUARTETE, BRASS SEXTETE, GIRLS' SExTETE, FLUTE SOLO, BAND. II 'H 0 - O ' I O 9 UNIFORMSQ AS NY , ' O AN I GS I I x Top Row THQRO Row SECOND Row FIRST Row J I' GIBSON, SIEENEY, MCCORMACK, PowELL, WATSON, THARP, NEGus SCHOENING, ENGELKE, BRYANT, FLINDERS, BROWN, CARLS E MooRE, HAMBROCK, WARREN, JENSEN, BURETTA, Mo L1TKA, ANSTETTER, DRAPER BRECHWALD YoNT STREuEERT, T IPLETT, WAGGONER, JENNER STEAR M JONES, NELSON, CREsLEY PEKELDER af oN, ORE, NS, SEooNo Row: LONG, Wnvson SIEENEY, MARTIN, C Raven, DoLlue FIRST Row: ELLseuRv, MILLER, WAGGONER, P. RAPER, BRANsTETTER, Sampson, Mass Guason ll ' ,A . ' ' x'-1 I ' ' , .,, 3 ,gt . 31, 1 1' f., Q px' .' . W. JoNEs, A. PEKELDER, RAPER : . M. . BR , 3 , R 1 O , li I , Iilfwi ' PN S R J T., MB ' - 2 'TLT -N 4 ,V ...., X' f ...L V- ,'.-'.xWV : 'E' - J T ig 1 .as V , 0 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB THE SUTHERLANO GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OONSISTS OF THIRTY SIX MEMBERS OUR TWO PIANISTS, DOROTHY WARREN ANO MARJORIE JONES, ARE ALSO MEMBERS OF THE OLEE CLUB OUR OLEE cLUa RECEIVED A SUPERIOR RATING AT THE STATE CONTEST LAST YEAR. IT HAS WON THIS HONOR FOR SEVERAL CONSECUTIVE YEARS THE GLEE ILUB MEMBEHS WEAR BLACK ROEES WITH COLLARS WHEN THEY MAKE A PUBLIC APPEARANCE UR LEA ER MISS GIBSON, HAS WORKEO HARD TO PREPARE Us POR THE ANNUAL MUSIC CONTEST. BOYS' GLEE CLUB IS YEARIS OYS' SIX FIRST TENO THREE SEOONO TENORS, THREE FIRST E SSES, ANU THREE SECOND MISS GIBSON HAS CHARGE OF THIS MUSICAL GROUP ALSO DOROTHY WARREN ANO MARJORIE JONES ACT AS THE PIANISTS FOR THE GLEE CLUB MADRIGAL LONG AOO PEOPLE OF A CERTAIN COMMUNITY USEO T0 OATHER TO GETHER T0 SING ALL THE OLD FAVORITES HENOE THE NAME MAORISAL. USUALLY THESE GROUPS WERE RATHER FORMAL, BUT THE NAORIOAL or R OH NG I T IS ONE or THE HO LIvELY GROUPS THAT THE SOHOOL SPONSORS THERE ARE I5 STUDENTS WHO HELP TO MAKE THIS ORGANIZATION POSSIBLE 7 GIRLS ANO 6 eovs. FLORENCE SIEENEY, BETTY JANE ENSELNE, ANO SHIRLEY YONT ARE THE FIRST SOPRANOS, ARLENE WATSON ANO WINIFRED JONES ARE ALTOS, MARYELLEN JENSEN AND DELMA SCHOENING ARE SECOND SOPRANOS PAUL SNEENEY, WILBUR MARTIN, ANO PAUL RAPER SING TENOR AND LEONARD BRANSTETTER, DEAN SIMPSON, AND BURDETTE WASOONER SING BASS. THE SOHOOL CAN IELL BE PROUO or THIS ORGANIZATION FOR IT IS TRULY A SPLENOIO ONE IN MAROH THE PERSONNEL HAD THE OPPORTUNITY or GOING T0 SPENCER TO SING OVER RADIO STATION KICD IT IAS A TOUR WHICH NAS RICH IN VALUE FROM THE STAND' POINT or EXPERIENCE FOR THE MAORIOAL, ANO WILL LONG BE REMEM BERED BY THE MEMBERS. I O O O O , ' I TH E GLEE CLUB IS MADE UP OF RS, BASSES. E O I S.H.S. IS FA FR SEI HST FFH SINCE I ST O U 1 'Wm TOP Row' P RAPER, WATSON, DOLING, SWEENEY, W MARTIN, C RAPER, BRANSTETTER FOURTH Row D ELLSBURY, MILLER, SwEENEv, THARP, G WAGGONER, LONG, SIMPSON THIRO Row CARLSON, BRANSTETTER SEOONO Row M MOCORNAOK, ENGELKE, HANBROOK, JENSEN, WATSON GIBSON, SCHOENING, M MOORE, WARREN, LITNA, W JONES, DRAPER A PEKELOER FIRST Row YONT, STREUFERT, E MOORE, JENNER, BREOHNALO P TRIPLETT, M JONES, RAPER, CHESLEY MIXED CHORUS THE MIXED cHORus IS THE LARGEST MIXED VOCAL GROUP WE HAVE CHOOL, AND S H S INDE O PR uo or 1HE STUDENTS PERHAPS ENJOY THIS GROUP MORE THAN ANY OTHER SINOE BOTH eovs AND GIRLS PARTICIPATE. T HERE ARE I2 ALTOS, I SOPRANOS, 6 BASSES, AND 7 TENORs- BUT THE BOYS MAKE UP IN QUALITY WHAT THEY LACK IN QUANTITY. DRUM ENSENBLE A COMPARATIVELY NEW GROUP THAT IE LIST or MUSICAL ACTIVITIES IS THE DRUM GROUP IS COIPOSED or MARYELLEN JENSEN, JEAN BREOHNALO IITH THE BASS onuu, ANO DONALO BAKER PLAYING THE sNARE Onuus. HAVE ADDED T0 OUR ENSEMBLE. THIS PLAYING THE SYMBOLS, DEAN SIMPSON ANO rg I l 'L I .' 2' 'I , 13 I Yr. A I ' I ' N 3 'F I K .lang -- any i ,I . UUA ,, .. 3 A - IQ Q ., Q - v '- 1 W - 5. Q J - ,. . - 1 1 - Q O U l O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 , 2 Q O , Q 2 Q I C O Q IN S . - . IS E O IT . 1+ , CHRISTMAS PROGRAM ON THE NIGHT OF DECEMBER 22 A CHRISTMAS CANTATA WAS PRESENTED BT THE MUSICAL GROUPS OF THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH ScHooL TO A LARGE AND ATTENTIVE AUDIENCE THE BAND PLAYED A NUMBER AT THE OPENING OF THE PROGRAM FOLLOIED BY SELECTIONS FROM THE JUNIOR HIGH CHCRUS, BRASS QUARTET, CIRLS' SExTET, MADRIGAL, MIxED CHoRUS, AND BOTH THE GLEE LUBS PATTY SUE DDLINB, BARBARA BLAIR, NINA MARTIN, AND SHIRLEY PERRIN TAP DANCED WITH MISS GIBSON ACCCMPANYINB THEM ON THE PIANO. MARYELLEN JENSEN RENDERED AN APPROPRIATE NUMBER ON HER OBOES PROBABLY THE MosT IMPRESSIVE PART OF THE ENTIRE CANTATA WAS THE PANTDMIME ENTITLEO HOUR LADY'S JUBSLER' IITH BETTY JANE ENGELKE READING THE BEAUTIFUL STORY ABOUT A POOR JUBBLER wHI WANTED so BADLY T0 GIVE THE VIRGIN SOMETHING ON HER DAY AND DID SUCCEED IN PLEASING HER. PHIL HOFFMAN NAS THE AND HOWARD HCCNERT AND GORDON WARREN WERE MONKS THE MIXED CHORUS CDNCLUDED THE PROGRAM WITH SINGING nl BEHELD HER BEAUTIFUL AS A DOVEN AS THE CURTAIN FELL. JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET THE JUNIOR CLASS wAS HOST TO THE SENIOR CLASS AND THE FACULTY AT THE ANNUAL BANQUET WHICH WAS HELD IN THE LUNCH RooM or THE scHooL HOUSE, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 29 THE RooM AND TABLES wERE DECORATED WITH BLUE AND SILVER CDLCRS. HHITCH You WAGON TO A STAR WAS THE THEME CARRIED CUT. A BLUE CREPE PAPER WAGON, THE NUT CUP, WAS HITCHED TO A SILVER STAR THE PLACE CARD. THE CENTER OF THE TABLE HAS DECORATED WITH SILVER STARS, BLUE CANDLES IN Sggygg S1'AR HOLDERS, AND VASES OF PINK CARNATIONS WHICH THE SENICRS HAD CHOSEN AS THEIR CLASS FLOWER. THE MENU WAS SELECTED AND PREPARED BY THE MOTHERS or THE MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS THE SoPHoMoRE GIRLS WERE THE NAITRESSES, AND THEY NCRE APRONS OF BLUE CREPE PAPER AND SILVER CRowNS ON THEIR HEADS. NEVER WERE THE GIRLS MCRE BEAUTIFUL NOR THE BOYS MORE HANDSDME THE EVENING NAS SPENT IN DANCING WITH THE MUSIC FURNISHED BY THE SCHOOL'S R C A THE SWEET AND BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES OF THE EVENING WILL LINGER FOREVER IN THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF THCSE IN ATTENDANCE. i C . 1 I 9 JUSSLER, ARLENE WATSOW, OUR LAOYQ BURDELL TRIPLETT, AN ABBOTQ O I! J I O 0 O I 'I Zl EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR SPORTS EDlTORS ACTIVITY EDITORS ADVERTISING EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGERS SPONSER Ju 'bu- . ' 1 g , L 3-Q I I LA lb W 1:1 U9 49' Q, 1 ANNUAL BOARD an JC Tw-'F S Sl HI Sl EDITOR-lN'CHlEF.-o ASSOCIATE EDITOR.. FEATURE EolToR.... 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