Sutherland High School - Duke Yearbook (Sutherland, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1955 volume:

DEDICATION TO-OUR-PARENTS We, the SeniSrs of Sutherland High School, Class of 1955, do hereby dedicate our annual to you. Our Parents, It is with deepest respect and appreciation that we do so. Without your con- stant guidance and understanding it would have been impossible for us to attain our goal. Our yearbook is one of the most im- portant achievements in our sch- ool life and we would like to share it with you. Please ac- cept the dedication of our an- nual as an expression of the love and appreciation which we have for you. R. B. Rof’ness Superintendent B'. A. Luther U of Minnesota Reece Hughes World History Government Coe College Buena Vista Neva Camery Home Economics B. A. U. of Iowa R. W. Robinson Principal Typing-Bookkeeping B. S. Upper Iowa U. Iowa University -4 Kenneth Moll Physics, Biology, Ger.. Science Iowa University Morningslde Colo. State College of Education Clarence Sutter 7th 6th Port Dodge Jr. College Heston College cuena Vista Victor J. Christenson History Asotball Coach State University of Iowa University of Iowa buena Vista Jeanette Halbach English-Speech B. A. Clarke College J|C!I J, Quentin Kerdt Jr. High at Algebra .Mankato State Teachers College Crystal Nelson Sixth Grade A Augustana College Sioux Palls Lorraine Morris Fourth Grade Esthervllle Junior College Arlin Harms First and Second Combination Morningside Carol Reuter Sixth Grade B Augustana College Sioux Falls Mollie Perry Third Grade Morningside Ann Van Gelder First Grade Northwestern Junior College Margaret Lynch Fifth Grade T- S. T. C. Pauline Sweeney Second Grade I. S. T. C. Eleanor Urapex- Kindergarten I. S. T. C. Congratulations to the Seniors Grigg Smith Attorneys at Law Congrewiaci.ns to the Seniors '55 Dr. L. L. Jones, Veterinarian DUANE AHRENS Sever a evil, but far from a saint. WENDELL AMENDT BewareV I might do something sensational yet BILL BURNS Sometimes I sit and think, sometimes I just sit. JERRY COOPER Happy-go- lucky, fancy free, nothing much bothers me. DON DAU Undisturbed by what the teachers say, he goes on the same as yesterday. LARRY DREFKE All greac men are dying; I don't feel so well myself. JOHN GILBERT Innocent, til you know him. ART HALLBAUER Oh, they're making a wild man out of me. JANET JENSEN I favor a five day week-end. HELEN LANGE Pull of fun and mlscheif too, doing things she shouldn't do JANICE LANGE She looks studious, but looks maybe deceiving. 1JANCY MARSHALL You can never tell what this girl will do, she always has a way of surprising you. JEANETTE RIMER y rr-lnd is not always on a serious there• SAHDY SAUTER Her eyes speak when her lips do not. GORDON SEGELKE He changes hair oil every 20 miles RUS STEINBECK A good time is my chief aim. JOE SWEENEY Greater man may have lived but I doubt itI DWAYNE WQHLERT Just anything for a laugh rj KEN WOOLSTON You don1t have to travel with a circus to be a clown. CLASS OFFICERS President..........Duane Ahrens Vice-President......Donald Dau Secretary..........Sandra Sauter Treasurer..........Gordon Segelke CLASS MOTTO Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. CLASS COLORS Pink and Black CLASS FLOWER SALUTATORIAN VALEDICTORIAN Rose DUANE AHRENS Basketball 1234; Baseball 123; Football 234; Mixed chorus 12; Bov's Olee Club 12; Class Officer 34; Declam 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play. Wendell Amendt Baseball 1; Track 23U-5 Mixed Chorus 1234; Boy’s Glee Club 12; Annual Staff 4; Bill Burns Baseball 12; Football 2; Class Officer 2; Annual Staff 4 JERRY COOPER Atheletic Manager 1; Football 234; Basketball 234 Track 23; Junior Play; Annual Staff I4.; Homecoming Attendent 4 DONALD DAU Basketball 1234; Football 34; Mixed Chorus 12; Boy’s Glee Club 12; Class Officer 4; Declam 4; Junior Play; Home- coming Attendent 4; Annual Staff. LARRY DREFXE Football 1234; Basketball 1234; Baseball 1; Track 23; Con- cert Band 123; Marching Band 23; Mixed Chorus 123; Boy's Glee Club 12; Brass Sextet 3; Junior Play; Class Officer 1; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play. JOHN GILBERT Atheletic Manager 2; Concert Band 234; Marching 3and 34 Pep Band 34 Mixed Chorus 1234 Boy's Glee Club 12; Boy's Quartet 3; Trumpet Trio 4 Brass Sextet 4 Class Officer 3; Senior Play. ARTHT!R HALLBAUER Atheletic Manager 2; Conce t Band 1234; Marching Band 234; Pep Band 24; Mixed Chorus 124 Boy's Glee Club 12; Class Officer 1; Declam 4 Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Brass Sextet 4; Senior Play. Janet Jensen Concert Band 123; Marching Band 123; Pep Band 123; Mixed Chorus 1234: Girl's Glee Club 1234; Girl's Sextet 2; Pep Club 1234; Trumoet Quartet 1 ; Junior Play; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Brass Sextet 3 HELEN LANGE :ixed Chorus 1234 Girl's Glee Club 1234 Pep Club 1234 Junior Play; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4 Senior Play. JANICE LANGE Mixed Chorus 124; Girl's Glee Club 1234; Pep Club 1234; Junior Play; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play. NANCY MARSHALL Concert Band 123; Marching Band 123; Pep Band 123- Trom- bone Quartet 123; Mixed Chorus 1234; Girl's Glee Club 1234; Pep Club l23J+; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 2 ; Homecomeing Attendent 4; Junior Play; Brass Sextet; Brass Quartet. MARGE M’TNSON Concert 3and 1234; Marching Band 1234; Pep Band 123- Mixed Chorus 1234; -rass Sextet 234: Piano Sol0P123? olrl-’s Glet Club 1234; Pep Club 1234; Accompanist 1234; Cheerleader 23; Junior Play; Paper Staff 23; Annual Staff 4; Senior lay. JIM 01HAUSEN Football 234; Basketball 1234; Track 1234; Class Officer 1; Annual Staff 4. JEANErTE RIHER Mixed Chorus 4 Ciri's Glee Club 124; Pep Club 4; Deciam I4.; Paper Staff I4.; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Attendent I4.; Senior Play. SANDY SADTER Concert Band 123; Marching Band 1231;.; Pep Band 12; Brass Sextet 234; Mixed Chorus 1234; Girl's Glee Club 1234; Mixed Quartet 23; Girl's Trio 23; Girl's Sextet 23 +; Vocal Solo 123; Pep Club 1234; Junior Play; Class Officer 34; Paper Staff 34; Annual Staff 1+; Senior Play. GORDON SEGELKE Concert Band 1234; Marching Band 1234 Pep Band 123U-I Mix- ed Chorus 1231+; Boy's Glee Club 12; Saxaphone Quartet 12; Saxaphone Sextet 34; Saxaphone Solo 1234; Student Band Director 234; Class Officer 234; Declam 4; Paper Staff 234; Snnual Staff U; RUSSELL STEINBECK Football 234; Track 123; Mixed Chorus 23; Boy's Glee Club 2; Paper Staff 234; Annual Staff lit Homecoming King 4 JOE SWEENEY Football I23I4.; Baseball 1; Class Officer 2; Declam I;; Annual Staff 4« DWAYNE WOHLERT Football 1234; Basketball 12; Track 1; Concert Band 12; Marching Band 12; Mixed Chorus 123; Doy's Glee Club 12; Junior Play; Boy's Quartet 12; Annual Staff 4« KEN WOOLSTON m Football 234? Basketball 1234 Baseball 1; Track 234? Con- cert Band 1234; Marching Band 1234; Brass Sextet 34; Trum- pet Quartet 3} Mixed Chorus 234; Boy's Glee Club 2; Boy's Quartet 2; Junior Play; Class Officer 2; Declam 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play. Junior-Senior Banquet The Junicr-oenior Jar.quet wus held at the high school gym, Saturday, April 2 , 195U The the e, Mardi Gras, was depicted in a street scere in old e.-: Crlea s. The east wall featured a rcup cf building fronts with wrought iron balcony, which are found in Hew Orleans. Over head decorations featured red, yellow and oran e streamers, with hundreds cf balloons, r.askes,confetti and serpant.M.e• Toa°t I' ter....... i'ardia ras welcore A I ill5on Thinks... Rythr5c Herrony.... D xie] nd Medley......... Idol? of Old New orl.ans oal to Happiness Royal Response... A Troubadour..... Seniors Farewell. ..... Duane Ahrens ... oraon Segelke ....Dick Burgeson .....Sandy Sauter Alice Phillips Sylvia Deit‘-man ...Gordon Seselke Marble Munson .....Myrna Martin Mareie Orthirann Elaine Steinbeck N rlene Frerk .....Mr. Rorriess . .Shirley De Boom ......Mr. Gentry ....Sandy Sauter Janet Jensen Nancy Marshall Kenneth .Voolston Larry Drefke John Gilbert John Janet Gordon Jeanette Joe Margie LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: 1 Have the pleasure to appear before you for the purpose of presenting the will of the Senior Class of 19$5 of Sutherland High School. KNOW ALL MEN BY CHESS PRESENTS, and to all whom these presents may concern be it known that we, the Senior Class of 5$ of Sutherland High School in the city of Sutherland and the State of Iowa, being of sound mind and realizing that this is the last meeting of o ir class do make and declare that our last will and testament. That part of our interests which would be recogniz- ed in law being inconsiderable and of no account, we make no disposition of our will. To the faculty we will and bequeath to you our sense of humor. Remember a snile will go a long, long, way. To the Junior class we will and bequeath our seats near tne window. May you use them to your best adv- antage . To the sophomore class we will and bequeath our abil- ity to get along with the teachers. They re not bad when you give them a chance. To the freshman class we will and bequeath our good times we have had in high school. May you have as much fun in your remaining years as we had in ours. I, Duane Ahrens do will and bequeath ny height to you Ronnie Meyer. May it make you the tallest player on the basketball team by the time you re a senior. I,Wendall Amendt do will and bequeath my flat top butch to you Gary Beaman. It might not be in your eyes quite as much and it is easier to keep combed. IjBill Burns do will and bequeath my ability to be a grocery boy to you Dwayne Salzkorn. It may help you be the future Mr. Universe. I-Jerry Copper do will and bequeath my easy going ways to you Judy Jennings. Here’s hoping you have good luck. If Don Dau do will and bequeath my ability to tease the girls to you Ray Hudson. You’ll find it’s alot of fun. I.Larry Drefk® do will and bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to you Jack Cooper. May you use this advice to your best ability. I.John Gilbert do will and bequeath m grad s to you Jerry Je tiings. They aren’t the best but they’ll get you by. I.Art Halbair do will and bequeath my ability to play tne bass horn to you, Lance Kramer. It may not be the smallest instrument but it makes plenty cf noise. I, Janet Jensen do will and bequeath my aomcy to stay off the honor roll throughout my four years in high school to you Barbara Warren. You get just as use to it as being on the honor roll. Helen Lange do will and bequeath my ability to get out of trouble almost as fast as I get into it to you David Munson. The going sometimes gets tough but ite fun. If Janice Lange do will and bequeath my ability to give speeches to you George Reginnitter. May you enjoy speech class as much as I did. If Nancy Marshall do will and bequeath my ability to be heard and not seen in girls glee club to you- Marge Orthmann. Musical ability isn't as important as a strong voice. IfMarge Munson do will and bequeath my ability to play the piano to you Phyllis Yates. A few lessons will do the trick. IfJim Olhausen do will and bequeath my ability to keep on the road to you Roger Haydter. May your luck be better than mine. If Jeanette Riner do will and bequeath my seat in the back of the assembly to you Marilyn Guether. You can get away with more in the back. IfSandy Sauter do will and bequeath my ability to have fun to you Pat Berry Here's hoping you enjoy your- self. I«Gordon Segelke do will and bequeath my ability to play the saxaphone to you 3etty Wilkins. May you have as much fun at contest os I have had. I Russell Steinbeck do will and bequeath my strong arm for turning the mimeograph to you phil Van Horne. It isn't the height that counts. If Joe Sweeney do will and bequeath ray chest to you Jim DeBoom. Jim it may feel awkward for a while but you'll get use to it. 1«Dwayne Wohlert do will and bequeath my car to you Milowe Jungjohann. Here's hoping you have better luck than I. If Ken Walston do will and bequeath my false teeth to you Val Marr. At the rate you are going you wil] need them soon. In witness whereof, we the class of 1955 the test- ators, have to this our last will written on two sheets of parchment set our hands and seal this------one thousand nine hundred fifty-five. .''Vi , Our little scnool marm. Bonnie's the boss in this family; V The mule s got nothing on me . I'm used to it; Watch out, here I cornel Service with a anile. I can 3wim tool And away we gol Don t let my innocent looks fool youl Now's my chance to be heard in First row—B. Schueder, M. Orthmann, K. Lenhart, E. Olson, M. Martin, M. Frerk, D. Wohlert. Second row—Miss HAlbach, J. uooper, D. Salzkorn, M. Jung- Johann, A. Davis, E. Steinbeck, Miss Camery. Third row--B. Klelne, R. Haydter, G. Regennltter, G. Jen- nings, F. Sauter, M. Sweeney. Junior Activities The annual magazine sale, sponsored by the Junior Class for the purpose of raising ironey for the Junior-Senior Ban- quet, netted the Junior Class 193.08. Marge Orthm.ann was hi h salesman with $126.50. Prizes were received by Marme Orthmann, Bonnie Kliene, Marlene Frerk and Mary Sweeney, the four selling the most subscriptions. Certificates for acheivement were awarded to Karen Lenhart, Eleanor Olson, Myrna Martin, Donna Wohlert, and Kilowe Jungjohann. Karen Lenhart was business manarer, and Roger Haydter and Bonnie Kleine were team captains. Miss Camery and Miss Halbach were faculty sponsors. CLASS OFFICERS President..... Vice President Secretary..... Treasure•••••• Elaine Steinbeck ...Marlene Frerk ...Karen Lenhart •.Marge Orthmann JUNIOR AUTOGRAPHS Sutherland LocKers Complete Home Freezer Service Phone 82 . DESPERATE AMBROSE It was the rootin'est, tootin'est, funniest satire of the old west ever to gallop across a stage. It's all about Ambrose Groves and his pal, Bert Miller, who are from the east. They blow into the town of Dead Man's Gulch, one of the roughest snots in the west. They are mistaken for a couple of har® shootin, famous and fearless cowpokes. From there on it's one mad state after another. The Characters were as follows: Amborse Groves.. Bert Miller..... Dan'1........... Sheriff Crandell Hoot Owl Fete... Stinkweed....... Nancy Martin.... Anne Martin..... Fosis........... Beth............ Mrs. Sprool..... Lena............ Judge........... •Milowe Jungjohann .......Allvn Davis .....Gary Jennings .......Loren Zoet .....Roger Haydter ....Freddie Sauter .....Eleanor Olson .....Marlene Frerk ......Myrna Martin .....Donna Vohlert .....Bonnie Kleine .....Mary Sweeney George Reginnetter Sutherland Electric Service Electric Wiring Phone 110 Sophomore Class First row—B. Steele, M. Jordon, P. Barry, K. Bananolz, B. Wilkens, V• Streufert, J. Jennings, J. Schoening, B. Warren. Second row--Kr. Bruns, P. Yates, T. Rahbusch, B. Prew, B. Meaner, K. Negus, K. Oeuther, Mr. Christensen. Third row—M. Funson, J. Otten, P. VanHorne, C. Meyer, K. Rohweder, L. Krair.er, B. Rhode, C. Plopper, R. Sholly. CLASS OFFICERS President.....................................Kirby Rohweder Vice President................................Burdette Rhode Secretary and Treasure.......................... Bob Prew SOPHOMORE AUTOGRAPHS The Sutnerland Courier See us for all your printing needs H. L. Harris Hilimer's Texaco Station Security State Bank Greasing For All Your Insurance Needs Washing Vacuuming See Phone. 1|5 Bob Wally First row--K. Kuramerfeld, N. Warren, 3, Jebsen, H. Jchannsen, G. Frerk, D. Lohff, B. Kruger, J. Kopp. Second row--Mr. Hughes, D. Rowse, N. Hill, B. Maas, J. Jordon, T. Gillespie, T. Sweeney, G. Beaman, Mr. Moll. Third row--R. Meyer, D. Gilbert, R. Hudson, D. Brookfield, J. DoBoom, J. Ahrens, D. Munson, G. Lange. CLASS OFFICERS Pres? dent............. Vice President........ Secretary and Treasure Helen Johannsen .....Jim Ahrens •••Olenda Frerk FRESHMEN AUTOGRAPHS Sutherland Farmers Co-operative Grain, Feed, Seed Phone• 5 Brookfield Chevrolet k Implement Co. Sales Service Phone. 23k First row--V. Gano, S. Venema, J. Plopper, S. Ploeger, C. DeBoom, L. Litka, R. Bandholz, S. Fuhrman, J. Miller. second row--?. Muckier, D. Schueder, R. Thompson, K. Stueck, C. Otten, o. steele, N. Geuther, S. Sump, m. nillmer, L. Gottsch, J. Youngers, J. Rhode, J. nandy, M. Hapen. Third row--Mr. Hardt, b. oruns, T. Gilbert, C. Coop r, W. Neilsen, J. Hass, H. Rahbusch, R. Rohwer, B. Miller, R. £oet, D. rogelman, s. Woolston, Mr. Suttfr Fourth row--j. Jalas, K. Meyer, D. Peterson, G. Jungjohan, M. Triplett, R. Meyer, K. Fuhrman, R. Miller, L. Steele, L. ulhausen, b. Lange, J. Beaman. JUNIOR HIGH AUTOGRAPHS Compliments Sutherland Furniture Co Home Furnishings Harolds Upholstery Shop Furniture Repair Phone 173 'hecrleaders-D. vjottsch, M. Hillmer, S Ploeger, Litka. First row-J. Jalas, R. Thompson, L. Olhausen, K. Fuhrman, J. Hass, W. Neilsen, L. ’on-elman, M. Triplett, u. Peterson. oecond row-nr. nughes, G. Jung ohan, o. Miller, n. Rahbusch, R. Rohwer, R. Miller, R. Meyer, Mr. Christenson. Third row-J. Handy, T. filbert, C. Cooper, R. Zoet, W Bruns, L. Steele, L. Schueder. BASKETBALL First row--L. Olhausen, W. Neilsen, R. Rohwer, H. Rahbusch, K. Oliver, M. Triplett, D Schueder. Second row--Mr. Hughes, S. Woolston, C. Cooper, J. Hass, R. Miller, K. Fuhrman, D. Fogelman, Mr. Christenson. Third row—J. Handy, D. Peterson, G. Jungjohan, R. Miller, L. Steele, R. Thompson, J. Jalas. Congratulations to the La e s Pharracy Seniors '55 Dru s Cosretics Dr. R. C. Long, Demst kd La e SIXTH GRADE First row—K. King, B. Barry, J. Ebert, M, Metz, K. Nelson, B. Swneson, K. Lyons. Second row--Miss Reuter, A. Beatty, S. Meyer, A. Cooper, M. Kosta, E. Blom, A. BeBoom, V . Na el, C. Gottsch, J. Struve, N. Gieser, P. Taylor, L. Miller, Miss Kelson. Third row--M. Munson, “■. Steinbeck, L. Steele, J. ''orris, X. Nelson, L. Jebsen, V. Reldermann, S. Rohwer, B. Frcrk, K. VanHorne, K. Kummerfeld, T. Miles, M. Steuermann. Fourth row--L. Gano, B. Elnerwold, P. Ste le, B. Rowse, M. Mangels, M. Guthrldre, B. Lltka, B'. Poorness, G. Lange. R. Jalas, F. Foprelman, L. Rohde. FIFTH GRADE First row—C. Kastengren, K. Davis, S. Streufert, J. Fuhman, 3. Struve, J. Rogness, J. Negus, N. Schlichting, L. Hillmer, Second row—K. Johannsen, R. Rahbusch, E. Rongstad, N. Pingel, H. Rahbusch, J. Jordan, S. Sump, B. Beatty, R. Ploeger, Miss Lynch, R. Jalas. Third row—S. Steinert, K. King, R. V ittrock, K. Jungjohann, S. ''.'illey, D. Nelson, J. Youngers, B. Kramer. Brink's Barber Shop For That Clean-Cut look Larry's Grocery Small Store With BIG VALUES FOURTH G.-iVH3 First row--C. Blom, M. Harris, M. Handy, M. Handy, L. Stainer, L. Hoppe, D, Bruns, S. Gulliford, L. Jalas. N. Hagen. Second row—N. Hopkins, E. Mangels, B. Jalas, S. Baumgarten, K. Wilson, J. Woolston, E. Heckert, C. Pingle, B. Schriener, J. Trojohn, Mrs. Morris. Third row—J. Kastengren, W. Fuhrman, K. Smith, F. Meyers, L„ Brookfield D. Kummerfeld, R. Johann, R. Pauls, J. Meyer, D. Jalas. THIRD GRADE First row--M. Van Horne, J. Youngers, M. Kastengren, S. Gieser, S. Stamer, C. Bidwell, H. Hibbing, L. Negus, J. Wittrock, C. Schreiner, M. Lange, L. Jalas, N. Dau. Second row—D. Riedeman, D. Klein, R. Metz, K. Steele, N. Hass, J. Gillespie, K. Novak, M, Johannsen, L. Beatty, T. Steele, P. Kosta, T. Nelson. Third row—Mrs. Perry, J. Ebert, H. Hendrick, D. Wohlert, R. Gellhaus, J. Thorius, D. Tesch, R. Guthridge, P, Nelson, J. Gano, D. Jalas. Congratulat’ons to the Sr. Class Office Phone 75 Sullivan K. D. Hill's Dairy A Bottle of Mlk is A Bottle of Health SECOND GRADE First row—3. Jalas, J. Henning, R. Gellhaus, J. Selk, J. Kamradt, M. Hansen, S. Caldwell, S. Bendlin, C, Hoppe, M, Heick. Second row—M. Conley, C, Sutter, B, Moore, T Keith, C. Rowse, C. McCormack, T, Selk, J, Nelson, D. Waggoner, T. Hill, Mrs. Sweeney, Third row—D. Jalas, R. Maurer, T. Nelson, B. Novak, G. Ingoglia, J. Hill, D. Negus, M. Perry, J. Miller, G. Einerwald. FIRST AND SECOND COMBINATION First row—R. Hagen, A. Davis, B. Brechwald, D. Pauls, C. Weale, C. Bauragarten, K. Jalas, B. Brink, J. Hughes, I. Kalinowski, S. Raper, TJ. Kalinowski. Second row—G. Bendlin, B. Rongstad, M. Arrington, R. Behmer, D. Fiddelke. G. Hunt, D. Weale, G. Gillmore, P. Powell, M. Hillmer, J. Ploeger. Third row—Miss Hams, D. Wohlert, S. Wilson, G. Thoms, B. Christenson, L. Schlichting, B. Youde, R. Guthridge, W. Draper, D. Damrau. Baumgarten's Funeral Home Ambulance Service Phone l 2 Chas. Ancterson Local Long Distance Hauling Corn She Hina KINDERGARTEN First row—L. Swendsen, A. Harris, R. Anderson, D. Barry, D. Schlichting, E. Payne. Second row--S. Heick, C. Brink, B. Kramme, S. Hoppe, D. Hoger, G. Schulke, M. Lohberger, J. Youngers, S. Neilson, M. Kamradt, S. Haye, C. Bandholz. Third row—K. Kramer, S. Adams, B. Salzkorn, E. Powell, C. Jalas, C. Kummerfeld, M. Daum, J. Gulliford, S. Henning, B. Fischer, J. Orthmann. Fourth row--L. Warren, K. Behrens, B. Peters, M. Jalas, C. Hunt, D. Wilson, R. Haydter, W. Haht, P. Hibbing, Hiss Draper. FIRST GRADE First row—F. Miller, M. Boardman, G. Thompson, J. Pauls, D. Jalas, L. Jalas, J. Pauls, A. Hansen, S. Hoeppner, S. Ebert, L. Waggoner. Second row—J. Steele, T. Steele, A. Giese, C. Struve, ?. Henke, D. Schulke, S. Farquhar, B. Rohwer, T. Van Horne, L. Sutter. Third row—G. Lange, T. Wuertz, D. Beatty,. L. Frerk, J. Johann, L; Haht, F. McCormack, C. Jipp, D. Hendrick, M. Magnussen, Miss Van Gelder. Standard Oil Products Are My Speciality Phone. Red I4.8 Kaisers Hardware For Hardware That Stands Hard Ware FIRST TEAM First row--D. Wohlert, D. Ahrens, B. Messner, L. Drefke, J. Cooper, K. Woolaton. Second row—Coach Christenson, Jack Cooper, R. Steinbeck, J. Litka, D. Dau, K. Rohweder, Ass't. Coach Hughes. Third row—D. Gilbert, Mgr., R. Haydter, G. Regennitter, J. Olhausen, J. Sweeney, R. Meyer, Mgr. SECOND TEAM n A Cs ft First row—G. Jennings, M. Negus, M. Jungjohann, B. Prew, T. Gillespie, T. Rahbusch, N. Hill. Second row—Ass't. Coach Hughes, T. Sweeney, J. Ahrens, B. Maas, G. Beamen, C. Meyer, Coach Christenson. Third row—R. Meyer, Mgr., L. Kramer, D. Rowse, D. Brook field, D. Munson, D. Gilbert, Mgr. LETTER WINNERS football $ Pullback Larry fll J Tackle Halfback Jerry C. Don fi 9 Center D f Guard Jerry L. Halfback Dwayne Ken 9 9 Left End Right End Quarterback Rltrbt Guard Duane Rus Jim Halfback Joe Jack Roger George Tackle Brad £ Halfback Kirby Basketball P Cente enter Duane Kirby Center lRrward Larry FIRST TEAM D. Ahrens Olhausen, field, J. K. Woolston, D, Dsu, K, Rohweder, G, Ref’ennitter, Mr, Hughes, Mr. Christenson, R. Haydter, D. Brook- Ahrens, B. Prew, J. Cooper, L. Drefke. J. SECOND TEAM. Mr. Hughes, R. Meyer, V. Karr, R. Hudson, J. DeBooni, G. sea- man, D. Munson. T. Sweeney, T. Gillespie, T. RaKbusch, D. Moss, Mr. Christenson D Rowse. Compliments to the Senior Class '$$ J. D. Dahlbo K. U Burggraaff Motors Chrysier Plymouth Phone 27c 195k FOOTBALL SEASON On September 10, the Sutherland grldders journeyed to Kingsley to play their opening game. Kingsley received a five yard pen- ality in the third quarter which nullified a touchdown. Suther- land also lost a possible scoring chance in the same period be- cause of penalties Dwain Salzkorn was injured on the kickoff play and aia not re-enter the game. The game ended a scoreless tie. On September 17, Coach Christenson1 s Tigers met the primghar eleven on the home field. Statistics proved that the Tigers well earned the game although the game was scoreless until, with only minutes remaining, the Primghar team managed to throw a pass that resulted in a touchdown. Primghar won 6 to 0 over the Tigers. On September 21;, the Tigers chalked a 7 to 0 victory over Hartley. Jim Olhausen carried the ball over from the two yard marker for a touchdown. Joe Sweeney kicked the extra point. This was the first time Sutherland had defeated Hartley for a decade. October 1, found the Tigers playing Sanborn. The Tiger team seemed to go into a slump after beating the Hartley team w.io were the Souix Valley champs. The game ended in a scoreless tie. The Tigers only scoreing threat came in the first quarter when Ken V.oolston went over for a touchdown from the thirty-five yard line only to have the play nullified by a penalty. On October 8, Milford met the Tigers on the home field. Mil- ford went home with a defeat as the whistle blew with a II4 to 0 victory for the Tigers. Ken Woolston scored in the first period from the eight yard stripe. Larry Drekfe carried the ball from the 39 yard line to the I4. yard line and on the next play scored. Joe Sweeney kicked both extra points. Sutherland tromped over the Alta Cyclones, on October 15, to complete a successful Homecoming. The Tigers scored in the first and second quarters, to lead 12 to 0 at the half-time. Alta sc- ored its only tally in the third period. In the final period Ken Woolston went over for a touchdown and Joe Sweeney kicked the ex- tra point to make the final score 19 to 7. One of the biggest upsets of Northwest Iowa happened October 22 when the Tigers held the high ranking Paullina team to a 7-7 five minutes left in the game the Tigers startJ their drive from the 38 yard marker. Ken Woolston sent a pass lo Larry Drefke. This placed the ball on the 30 yard line, then Ken woolston carried the ball to the 1 yard marker and -finally car- rl®d4it °ver Sweeney kicked the extra point. Paullina had sco- red in the second period. n naa 300 The Tigers ended their season October 29, when they played Aurelia. Aurelia scored in the first and second period. Suther- land scored in the third period as Joe Sweeney carried the ball over. With only 58 seconds left in the game, Jim Olhausen snered a 12 yard pass form Ken Woolston to add the second Tiger touch- down, Sweeney kicked the extra point. SICTTX VALLEY CONFERENCE STANDINGS-FOOTBALL (team) (won) (lost) (tied) Primghar 7 0 0 Paullina 5 1 1 Sutherland k 1 2 Alta k 3 0 Aurelia 2 5 0 Hartley 1 5 1 Sanborn 1 5 1 Milford 1 5 1 First Team all Conference Left Halfback—Kenneth Woolston Tackle—Larry Drefke End—Joe Sweeney Second Team all Conference Guard--Jack Cooner Honorable Mention Quarterback—Jim Olhausen Guard—Dwayne Wohlert Right Halfback --Roger Haydter Center--Jerry Litka 195U-55 BASKETBALL SEASON November 16 Sutherland 1+3 Newkirk 11 19 n 1+0 Calumet it 23 tt 51+ Hospers tt 26 it U7 Gaza December 3 tt 1+3 Aurelia it 7 tt k3 Primghar n 10 tt 69 Larrabee tt 17 it 61 Sanborn tt 21 it 69 Peterson tt 22 tt 53 Marathon January k tt 1+8 Calumet •i 7 tt 51 Paullina tt 1U it 51+ Hartley it 19 it 59 Primghar t 25 n 4? Quimby tt 26 it oi Alta February 1 n 66 Everly tt k it 57 Milford tt 7 it 7k Larrabee it 9 it 68 Linn Grove it 15 tt 63 Primghar tt 19 n 7U Peterson tt 23 tt k$ Calumet Won 7 Lost 16 SIOUX VALLEY CONFERENCE STANDI':GS-E SXETBALL (team) (won) (lost) Paullina 7 0 Alta 5 2 Aurelia 5 2 Hartley 5 2 Primghar 3 k Sanborn 2 5 Sutherland l 6 Milford 0 7 The Sutherland Tigers lost to Primghar the first round of the a score of 59-65« County Tournament . he Sutherland Tigers took the Sectional Tournament from Peterson by a score of 7l+-57« They lost in the first round of the District to Calumet by a score of I+9-I+5. 61 1+6 77 53 89 59 37 U9 73 33 55 50 55 65 67 68 78 69 56 52 65 57 1+9 1st Row-N. Hill, I). Wohlert, B. Messner, K. Woolstori, B. Moss, D. Rowse. 2nd Row-Mr. Christenson, W. Amer.dt, T. Gillespie, K. Rohweder, G. Reginnetter, J. Jennings, Mr. Hughes. 3rd Row-D. Munson, T. Sweeney, G. Beaman, J. Sweeney, J. Olh- ausen, V. Marr. 1st Row-Mr. Hughes, T. Gillespie, K. Rohweder, T. Sweeney, b. Moss, D. Rowse, Mr. Christenson. 2nd Row-V. Marr, J. Ahrens, C. Meyer, D. Munson, L). brook- field, R. Meyer. Sutherland Creamery Co. Creamy Butter Pure Dried Buttermilk Keith Ploeger Impl Sales 3c Service Phone 126 School Aug. 30--- School Convenes Sept. 10--- Football-Klngsley (Here) 17-- Football-Prlmghar (Here) 22-- Trl County Institute 2 k- Football-Hartley (There) Oct. 1--- Football-Sanborn (There) 8-- Football-Kllford (Here) 15-- Football-Alta (Here) Homecoming 22 - Football-Peullina (There) 29 - Football-Aurella (Here) Nov. 5----- State Teachers Convention 15 - Basketball Jamboree--Sanborn 16 - Basketball-Newklrk (There) 19 - Easketball-Calumet (Here) 23 - Basketball-Hospers (There) 2k-- School Adjourns—Thanksgiving Vacation 26-- Basketball-Gaza (Here) 30 - Basketball-Marathon (Here) Dec. 1----- Junior Class Play 3-- Basketball-Aurelia (Here) 7-- basketball-Prlmghar (There) 17 - Basketball-Sanborn (There) 21-- Basketball-Peterson (There) 23-- School Adjourns—Christmas Vacation Jan. U-- Basketball-Calumet (There) 7 - basketball-Paulllna (Here) 13-11;- Semester Tests lU-- Basketball-Hartley (There) 7-12-- County Tournament 28--- Basketball-Alta (Here) Feb. 1-- Basketball-Everly (Here) --Basketball-Milford (There) 7-21-- Sectional Tournament 15-- Basketball-Prlmghar (Here) March k--- Assembly Program 25-- Senior Class Play April 1-- Assembly Program 6-- Career Day--Sanborn 8 - Easter Vacation begins 15-- State Music Contest 21-- Assembly Program Hay 7-- Large Group Music Contest 13-- Seniors out 15-- Bacalaureate 17-- Commencement 20 - Last Day of School Kens Boys Clothing Furnishing Shoes C. W. Johannsen Sutherland Motor Company Tractor Auto Repair Verlin Gellhaus Roy Schlmmer Plumbing Heating Res. Phone 8k Standing Left to Right--H. Johannsen, D. Lohff, N. Warren, M. Triplett, B. Prew, J. DeBoom, Mr. Bruns. Seated Left to Right—P. Steurmann, R. Bandholz, D. Rowse, K. Kummerfeld, S. Woolston, S. Sump, N. Geuther, S. Lyons, J. Jalas, J. Rohde, P. Taylor, S. Furmann, S. Meyer, M. Jordan, K. Lenhart. W .Nielson, M. Sweeney, D. Gottsch, T. Gilbert, M. Hillmer, R. Meyer, E. Stein- beck, E. Olson, M. Prerk,. J. Struve, J. Gilbert, M. Martin, R. Hudson, M. Orthmann, G. Segelke, K. Wools- ton, B. Warren, X. Meyer, J. Miller, D. Lange, M. Munson, j Schoening, A. Hallbauer, M. Bandholz, C. Meyer. MARCHING BAND ROSTER CLARINETS T. Gilbert TROMBONES J. Kopp M. Jordan D. Powell d. Meyer D. Lohff K. Lenhart W. Neilson M. Bandholz C. Plopper M. Sweeney S. Woolston R. Miller B. Kruger K. Kumerfeld J. Jalas S. Sump S. Furraann PERCUSSIONS FLAG TWIRLERS S. Lyons H. Johannsen B. Jebsen J. Rhode BASSES N. Warren E. Olson P. Steurmann A. Hallbauer B. Prew D. Gottsch D. Lange M. Triplett FLAG BERARERS P. Taylor G. Freck P. uarry SAXOPHONES M. Munson CORNETS G. Segelke BARITONES I?. Woolston M. Geuther M. Munson COLOR GUARDS R. Hudson J. Schoening K. Meyer R. Sholly J. Gilbert J. Miller P. Yates E. Steinbeck B. Wilken BATON TWIRLERS M. Freck B. Warren j. Riner DRUM MAJORETTE R. Meyer M. Orthmann J. Jordan 3. Klelne L. E. Bruns Vocal Instrumental Music I. S. T. C. I First row--M. Munson, B Warren, 3. Schueder, V. Steele, M. Orthmann, M. Sweeney, E. Steinbeck, N. Marshall, H. Lange, R. Sholly, M. Frerk, J. Lange, Mr. Bruns. Second row--J. Schoening, 3. Kruger, G. Frerk, M. Geuther, G. Segelke, J. DeBoora, K. Lenhart, S. Sauter, P. Barry, M. Jordon, M. Martin, P. Yates. Third row—J. Otten, N. Warren, J. Riner, A. Hallbauer, W. Amendt, M. Negus, C. Meyer, B. Kleine, D. Lohff. J. Jensen, J. Kopp. Fourth row—M. Streufert, E. Olson, H. Johannsen, B. Prew, K. Woolston, J. Gilbert, M. Bandholz, 3. Jebsen, D. Wohlert, M. Munson. r'irst row—M. Munson, 5. Schueder, V. Steele, M. Sweeney, j. Otten, :i. Marshall, R. Sholly, M. Frerk, J. Lange. Second row—Mr. Bruns, B. Kruger, J. Schoening, G. Frerk, H. Lange, S. Sauter, P. Barry, K. Jordon, Martin, o Yates. Third row— !. Geuther, 11 • Warren, E. Steinbeck, H. Orth- :iann, K. Lenhart, 3. Kleine, D. Lohff, J. Jensen, J. Kopp. Fourth row—K. Streufert, E. Olson, H. Johannsen, K. 3andholz, B. Jebsen. J. Riner, D. Wolhert, M. Munson. Olhausen's Service Station Tank Truck Delivery Phone. 53 F. M. Slagle Co. Thomas Jennings, Manager Phone• 36 Pep Band First row—M. Jordan, K. Lenhirt, J. Gilbert, G. begelke, B, '7arren, V.. bandholz. fecond row—N. arreVi, H. Johannsen, A.Hallbauer.j. Lohff. drum Majorettes 1st Row-M. Munson, R. Sholly, B. Kleine, P. Yates, P. Barry 2nd Row-b. Kruger, B. Jebsen, E. Olson, D. Lohff. 3rd Row-J. Riner, C. Plopper. Absent-J. Jordon Terpler's Variety- Dry Goods Notions Phone 159 For Hore Made Ice Creair -Visit 0'Dee1 a BRASS SEXTETTE Left to ri ht—K. Woolston, J. Gilbert, S. Sauter, A. Hallbauer, V.. Bandholtz. K. Munson. Johann's Clover Farm Store Fine Foods Fhone U1 SECOND SEXTETT B. Kruger, 3. Kleine, B. Jebsen, M. Bandholz, E. Olson,B, Wilkins. CLARINET QUARTET Left to right—K. Kumraerfeld, M. Sweeney, K. Lenhart, M. Jordan SAXAPHONE SEXTETT B. Warren, M. Orthmann, J. Schoening, M. Martin, G. Segelke. FIRST SEXTETT J. Schoening, V. Steele, M. Jordon, Myrna Martin, S. Sauter, J. Jordon. Coinplirrents to the Class of '55 West Iowa Telephone Co. lloiiiiToniiiiQ kin - lluecn 1954 JANET JENSEfl RUSSELL STEINBECK Crown JEANETTE JERRY Bearers Homecoming NANCY DONNIE Attendants JAN BOB Homecoming The Homecoming festivities 8t S.H.S. started with a roer Thursday night October 15 when a dreei y night was set aglow by a huge bond fire . As students and players took pert in the murder scene by throwing the Alta duimy on the file. The pep band was on hand to add to the spirit of the meeting, rep talkcs wei e given by tuena Jebsen, Coach Chris tenson, and Mr. Herat. The evening was concluded by yells from the cheer- leaders ana singin the school song. Friday morning classes were held as usual, no cne seemed to be too studious. At one oclocK the Homecoming festivities continued once more. The floats weie readied for the parade and the pep rally started at the highschool auditorium. The speakers wue Hairy Brink, and James Powell. The pep meeting Wot concluded with yells and .he school song. At 1130 the Homecoming parade started with the band, foot- ball players , queen canidates end highschool floats leading the way. A very fine addition to the parade this year were the floats and cars entered by the businessmen. The grade students, in costume, riding their bikes and ponys rounded out the parade. The floats again made an appearance at .7!30 when‘thej par- aded around the football field. The winners were announced and first place went to the Freshman Class with the theme We Wish You Well , second place went to the Junior Class with the theme Good Luck To You , the Seniors captured third place with the theme They're Sum , fourth place ’went to the Pep Club With Zooming To Victory , and the sephmores receiv- ed honorable mention with their float We'll Dun Lm. At seven-thirty the band preformed the regular pre-game activities after which they formed sn honorguard as the ueen Janet Jensen and her ettendents, Jeanette hiner, Nancy Marsh- all , and crown bearers Jan Hughes and Bobbie hongsted drove onto the field. They were escorted to the throne by King hussell Steinbeck snd ettendents Don Dau and Jerry Cooper. The,, were piesented by Mr. fio'oinson, our principal, to :r. Flinders, president of the school board, who crowned the King and «cuetn. The Most important part of the Ho .ecoming was the game Alta, of course, wanted to comedown to upset our homecoming but were kept from doin so by the spirited Tiger team. Alta was held scoreless the first half, while Sutherland made one. Altas team scored one touchdown while Sutherland made two touchdowns. fhe fi. st touchdown was rr.aoe by Jim Olhausen, t:.e last two by Joe Sweeney and Larry Drefke. Joe Sweeney kicked the extra point on the last touchdown. After the victorious Lame a dance was held in the beautifully decorated gym, which featured overhead decorations of orange and black. Bob Connley's Combo Played for the dance. Pne noyel coart was introduced by Mr. nogness . He presented Janet with a bouquet of red roses. The 1954 Homecoming was one of the best in many yeais, school spirit was high, and everyone felt that the da was a success. Homecoming Activities 1st place float freshman Pep club float Our Champions Sutherland Cleaners Dry Cleaning Keith Arrington 2nd place float 3rd place float Juniora Seniora Businessman’s float Koyalty Tvrijlers Cheerleaders Herbert Schroer General Trucking Phone 233 First row—S. Sauter, M. Munson, M. Sweeney, E. Steinbeck, M. Geuther, M. Frerk, H. Lan e. B. Schueder. Second row--M. Orthmann, D. Wol lert, B. Kleine, J. Kopp, P. Barry, P. Yates, B. tvilkens, M. Bandholz, M. Streu- fert, D. Lohff, B. Kruger, J. Otten. Third row—B. Warren, J. Schoening, E. Olson, H. Johannsen, J. Jordan, B. Jebsen, K. Lenhart, N. Warren, G. Frerk, K. Kummerfeld, C. Plopper. Fourth row—J. Lange, V. Steele, H. Sholly, N. Marshall, J. Jensen, M. Martin, J. Riner, J. Jennings, M. Jordan, M. Munson. Cheerleaders M. Sweeney, M. Geuther, E. Steinbeck. M. Frerk Bowl Inn RoR Bob's Super Saver B H Cafe Kanager--Ed Cheslev Phone 70 Home of Good Foods Phone 266 Home of Low PrlcftS Phone. 11 Editor...............................................John Gilbert Assistant Editor...........................................Bonnie Klelne Business Manager.................................. Sandy Sauter Class Editor................................................Helen Lange Art Editor.........................................Margie Munson Literary Editor....................................Art Hallbauer Social Editor............................................Jeanette Riner Sports Editor.................................................Ken Woolston Yearbook Sales.............................................Gordon Segelke Advertising Sales...................................Janet Jensen Nancy Marshall, Janice Lange, Duane Ahrens, Larry Drefke, Dwayne Wohlert, Jerry Cooper, Wendell Amendt, Russell Steinbeck, Donald Dau. Joe Sweeney, Jim Olhausen. Bill Burns, Assistants. Dougs Cafe Good Pood Baking Specialities For Best Values Shop at Carnery s Ruth And Lu Caraery Editor................. Assistant Editor....... Senior Reporter........ Junior Reporter........ Sophomore Reporter..... Freshman Reporter...... Home Economics Reporter, Eighth Grade Reporter.. Seventh Grade Reporter. Snorts................. Music... er.tv.res Artists Typists Mimeograph Advisors.. t Eat at the Coffee Shop Phone II ..Gordon Segelke ...Eleanor Olson ..Jeanette Riner ....Mary Sv eeney ..Barbara Warren .Helen Johannson ..Virginia Steel Patty Steuermann ..Margie Hlllmer Russel Steinbeck Milo JungJohann Arthur Hallbauer ....Janet Jensen Nancy Marshall Marlene Frerk ...Margie Munson Jean Jordan ....Helen Lange Janice Lange Sandra Sauter Margie Munson John Gilbert ...Sandra Sauter Myrn;. Martin ....Miss Halbach Mr. Robinson M. J. H. Hakes p olden Sun Feeds Phone 97 School BURDETTE SELK IVo rkers ELNA LYONS ALMA SELK, MABEL BRAUN, BESSIE MARTIN Thompson Yards C. A. Jenner, Manager Phone. 2$ Garble Store Sylvania T.V. Phone 12 r- k? ic QoM U ht.ry Jo ju Q dUX ftrti jTordon OiV lS U?o u j ! f Mou Fiauvc- it Out lUdLfc k  F f hu o St-oog s nrvw «. b« d; b ? cl bdu I