Sutherland High School - Duke Yearbook (Sutherland, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

3' , 3, rw ' , ML A Y xy lr . nn v ' .9 fha ' 4 f . 'si vpf' X' nb' .' W 9.1! Q 1 1,4 ' K O 1' nl, Q NA 5 . , ' 4 ' . 1 ' f. .Q I I ' f. .uf pg Q ' Q '- , , qv ? ,3't 4 . I It , M . q T ! 5 2 I W., I X gp it , 3 BAY' any 5 lsr NMA . . wi 'icy M6 4 , , anon!--f ' mf 4 4 FOREWORD The purposes of this yearbook are to record the memorable events of our school year, to remind us of our class companions and teachers, and to help us recall the fun of the past year. We, the staff, hope this edition of the Duke fulfills these conditions. ma. R. w. n'osmsoN I DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1956, in most sincere apprec- iation, dedicate this Annual to you Mr. Robinson. we shall aiways remember vour un- tiring efforts to help us, not only as our advisor, but also as our friend. We hope that this dedication will express our gratitude. 2- Q ' 1' -PTY' 'X xg ,N ' ' s I K , 3.i 'iz , 4 af, -, 1 I 1 1 Vx ax Q 'YI .1 ,m O' HDHIIHISTRHTIUH 'K A S ,519 xy Q if f' X66 . kfx 'sig K i SX X 3 si f :X ,, xv f ss . -YQXXX few! a xx ,QA 5 , iw L' 'H ,pl , '15 S5VBk NM 5.9 ,.er'55lii 9 X5 ., 'Qi' ,fl x. , 55,-9' 5? Ugssulgy QQ' ssgiifyg 5:,,5'S't 9' uifyfixo 'x 'big S fr? 'x 'Yy-Q4 S .X wwfNwfkgsQw fl , M M f Q, fsfymg XE, - .:.,. 5-.,, - . . Yr, ' w f '- ' '?V7'3 ' w xgl x S' 3 , ,- r -a:1,W. ' Y J ug ' mr I 5 , K 1 3 F ,gm 1 1 V v , ' I . X. if 11 FV' if ,.-,- i 0 ,-.X F 351 Mak - x Q 1- I 4.35 i. H ' X -'fr'. Q y . x If if - Q5 5 ffl . L f ' sf ' X 1 1, 3,:a,'sN . 'y-- H' i 'ifia Yi T' 5 T 'i5 w i 21.14 -Li' , K 4' , ,gm - L 'nt-P 1 3' A 5 -f fisfa vp-'1 vm , gx f u 255541 f 1? B - 2 Y if 5 .gfl W I 3 gk if E34 N . 1 Ef.2:55ggg,g.-Q, 1 gm.. ga: 21 si 1 mil! 3? ff , U V sip 'ff' ' 1 if 'Q 3 m 5 WV' .' j f ' FQ-TY . 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Their voluntary co-operation with all activities has added greatly to the efficiency of Sutherland Consolidated Dis- trict School. We, the Glass of l956 Bppreciate their efforts and sacrifices for the welfare G OUT education. 3 1 1 , 1 1 1 8 . b 1 , 3 - 1 E S Z i 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E - ' 1 . .5 , - - 1 1 1 ,F 3, Q f 2 1, E 5- . Y Q S1 ,, , . 1 , . 1 ? , It E 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 i ' , 1 My ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , 1 ' ,2 1 2 3 3 3 1 1 E 1 3 ii K i , 41 A3 .1 f f' 2 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 2, 'j 'Eg ' f Ln 1 wt ' xi 11 . - - , - T s f 1 ' . ' 1 , 1 . + f ' A ef f 1 3 1 ,1 1 .NI 3 A 11. 1 ., sf , , , -, .1 1. . 1 1 1 -s 1 4 a ' 1 1 1 -3 . 1 11 1 1 ,? S . . 5 . -i i ' . A 1 1 3 Q . 1 1 1 ' , I 1 . A 4 1 1 . 11 , , '1 1 K . , 1 f 1 i 1 1 1 1 ' 1 E ',, 1 1 :E E 1 ' 25 2 I 2 11 L I , ga I s 1 - 1 ,, 1 1 A, ., 1 1 1. 9 ' E ? ? 1 Victor J. Christensen History, Football Coach State University of Iowa Montana State Teachers Buena Vista W Reece Hughes World History Government iqhth Grade Civics Basketball Coach Coe College Buena Vista Rachel Ross English Eighth Grade History Bob Jones University Quentin Hardt Drivers Training, Math Mankato State Teachers College Kenneth Hoyne Band, Algebra S. D. State College Sioux Falls Us of Iowa Dakota Wesleyn U. of Biarritz Gladys Abbott Vocal Music Eighth Grade English U. of N. Dakota Wesley College Conservatory of Music Neva Camery Home Economics B. A. U. of Iowa Elvin McCurdy Science Buena Vista U. of Oklahoma Queens College Clarence Sutter Seventh Grade A Fort Dodge Jr. College Heston College Buena Vista Carol Reuter Seventh Grade B Augustana College Sioux Falls ff jeg' 2' . f 1 ,5 L. 1 . , v. if' Crystal Nelson Sixth Grade Augustana College Sioux Falls Ardvce LcCorn'ck Fourth Grade I.S.T.C. Margaret Lynch Fifth Grade I.S.T.C. Norma Fonley Third Grade A Buena Vista Mollie Perry Third Grade B Morningside Ann Van Gelder First Grade B Northwestern Junior College Pauline Sweeney Second Grade B I.S.T.C. Marilyn Miller Second Grade A Buena Vista Doris Reeves First Grade A Westmar Eleanor Draper Kindergarten IOSOTOCO 1331 , K, -,, ' 5 3 ?' Q Mix-3 'Si V , 'infix 1 7 E- Y ai 1 K giiixiil' .A , ink x Ry ,it ' 15.24. .. H 5 1 1 4 Lmxfifs' V 1 ' 1 1 I. 5 y E X 13 a -iilg-5 f 'T , ' v 'i?9f3T' 'r'.LVSSMA P, .vw .1 . in 5 Q , - f N 1 - . Sf izzgzx R A .... f f - ,Q ' , ifiw -6- i 3 Qu, QW Y I QQ. : . ' ' ' Vi355'iyxf ' V A ' 5' , 1 V ' ,Ai ug ' - ' 5 gl. ggigaaiwfvg 3 v . I ,y vfjw. pg- lg.- A ii - W., '51-4 L k . gf ,XE + ' ?f3? ,, ,1wl 1 1 ' f - Y ,V ,A,: , , X lf, ' ' 1. 1 i , 1 +iQ1gQ 2, g Q -5: 3 f- A jf ' g 92 E fi 2? -f' ,I , ? I ' X jgffff? Q V 1 , T I 6 . 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' K: ' , 'Jw was 'C'?f MARILYN ELZE 'Mezlan 'Cut out to be an angel but somehow lost the pattern.n Marchin Band kg Girls' Glee Club 3,hg Pep Club 3,53 Paper Staff kg Annual Staff kg Declan kg Homecoming Attendant My Sr. Class Play . MARLENE FRERK nFrecklesn nShe has a smile an angel would envy.n Cheerleader 3,4g Class Officer l,3,4g Paper Staff 3,45 Jr. Class Play 3: Marching Band l,2,5,4: Concert Band l,2,3,43 Girls Glee Club l,2,5,4g Mixed Chorus 1,23 Trumpet Trio 4: Annual Staff 4: Pep Club l,2,3,4g Homecoming Attendant 4g Sr. Claes Play 4. GARY JENNINGS WGaryW WLead me not into temptation but show me the way.' Football 33 Jr. Class Play 33 Annual Staff Lg Paper Staff Lg Sr. Class Play L: Track 4 ' A lg- s w, T,qmf.g,,q.-7 ,Fwy -I ',m5fz,-.-y wa If '11 V -5, ,,, , 1 1 g. s Edu 1 75? f my I. :- ' .. , i ' ' i E 4 2'fR f', ' 7 e 3, , - , 251 1 1 ?5z-f' L Q 4 ' yrw -L . 5 iq Q gs 5,5 f , ji A 523: Y , -fx I-9 . NwHw 3 Q ' 2 N 'Q ?'1 'V ww' M ,: o ' 2. 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K QQ. f.. .M ' ,' 511 ' - E ' 34 1 ' why' , 1- 1, 1- 5. Vgwfi V -is - :K Q! 1' ,,,,,, . 4, , 1. V, ,Z V N ,Q -' szfvf i , A .w.,,:,, , ,, J Aff: -,an-. ' !'f Y' 4:31-f' rug Q' 21 Lt - ' - fx +5 X . f 2, 'QJEV 4 T . R' . 2 , 5 I ': ': 5 ' :F f' Q E . 13 4 ' 1 ifibbf ?5 . wh , 1 5 5 I 4 gw ALI . .if 'I 5 Q 7 ' A? ,lxf ' '11 ' L -1 ' -- tum ' 5 ' K . Q 1 I , ' - 1 ig I m tv jf ' ,fe f. , , ,. A 11:5 V A M, 1 , , 1 ff 52 .2 yi ,, ' , , f, ,. ' f f ' M, .. gg f . - , V . - :xp e-4.Qx- ,. . ' .1.i V ,,,. qi P A K: f in: . 'ff 3 ?' f1f v! - , :rr ' 116 ' '.,v 1 Elg fir 2' f Aa' ' 5 1 Wigs- 'P 1 wig, 5-' , Q 5.1, , , N, El : V ,W C 5 .2 syfifffi- ' ' uv- M l f A A:..wwm4wm5pxM1 QJv'5 Hf3 f51.3?..mfesf A ' ' ms' -.1 153'-' -- . 6 MILOWE JUNGJOHANN nM1ken Just one romance after another.n Class Officer 45 Football 53 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,43 Mixed Chorus l,2g Boys' Glee Club l,2g Jr. Class Play 3: Annual Staff 4: Paper Staff 3,43 Sr. Class Play 4. BONNIE KLEINE UMBSH Generally speaking, a woman is ------ generally speak1ng.n Class Officer 43 Homecoming Attendant 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4Q Marching Band 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls Glee Club l,2,3,43 Girls' Sextet 3,43 Drum Majorette 3,43 Jr. Class Play 3: giperastaff l,2,4g Annual Staff 3,43 Sr. Class ay . KAREN LENHART 'Lennie' 'Quiet and nice but has lots of spice.5 Class Officer l,2,3g Paper Staff 2,43 Annaul Staff Lg Jr. Class Play 33 Pep Club l,2,3,hg Clarinet Quartet 1,3 Lg Pep Band l,2,3,hg Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,I+3 Concert Band l,2,3,Lg Marching Band 1 2,3,hg Clarinet - ' Trio 25 Girls' semen ug sr. Class Play L+. E1 1 5 1 Y n .. .. 51 , iqmzg? 1,1 L 142-0, 5' 2- uw wma! 1 1 MYRNA MARTIN nMyrtn nCrazy they call her--but she is lots of fun, in her little ol' stude' she keeps pedestrians on the run.n Annual Staff 43 Paper Staff 3,43 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,23 Saxaphone Sextet 53 Saxaphone Quartet 2,43 Jr. Class Play 33 Girls' Sextet 2,43 Pep Band 2,3,43 concert Band 1,2,5,4: Marching Band 1...3.4: Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Class Officer 2. ELEANOR OLSON nElmerN nOf Jobs she has manyg of friends she has more.N Marching Band l,2,3,43 Concert Band l,2,3,43 Annual Staff 43 Paper Staff 2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,22 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Jr. Class Play 33 Declam 3,43 Girls' Sextet 3,43 Girls' Trio 5: Girls' Quartet 43 Sr. Class Play 4. MARGIE ORTHMANN nMBrg0n nBlushos come and blushes go, but freckles stay as I well know.' Class Officer 3,43 Homecoming Attendant 43 Cheerleader 23 Marching Band l,2,3,43 Pep Band 2,3,43 Concert Band l,2,3,43 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,23 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Saxaphone Quartet 1,43 Annusl Staff 43 Saxaphone Sextet 23 Paper Staff 4. E . ffwfggffyw ' 1 - W 'f- 1 f Q ' J we f ,N , , , 4' 1 1 Q . Q ,S EL 3 ,, Y 1 I a ui I -i E it . 1 1 1 1 gi , ,V X ' , 1 ' 1 Q , 5 , - 5 , , 1 , . H 2' ' , A' t 1 . . . ' X . . - K. I , X1 , , f ,H 1 's i ' 1 . :Q AI N . I ' ,. -E S . , -1 ,il ,' l .Q K W . I ,ly . ' 'f'.L?':4Tig-.,f v f-5A,,y- - - , w51134ih.-'f-3 2,1-f.p'?2f, . - fr: ' lg-V' ?. ,-1.p. '- fi 2 J' f 'mf wig, wr -, . , ,wt U'.4:. ::g, ,gkzagrg 9 ,e , T 'f JA N: 'v 1'F '41 YIFM ' si A GEORGE REGENNITTER nGeor5eu uThe more I see of women, the more I like my dog.n Football l,2,3,4g Basketball Class Play 35 Track 3,45 Bas Annual Staff 43 Paper Staff Play 4: Homecoming King 4. DONNA WOHLERT nDonnan 'If 1t's a good time, count me in.n Annual Staff Mg Paper Staff kg Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,hg Jr. Class Play 35 Pep Club 1, 2 M' Mixed Chorus 2' Sr. Class Play M. l3l 9 3 1,2,5,4g Jr. eball l,2,57 43 Sr. Class MARY ALICE SWEENEY 'Mary' 'Poise, popularity, personality has she, our Queen she was and Queen she'1l be.' Concert Band 1,2,3,h3 Marching Band 1,2,3,hg Girls' Glee Club 2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,2: Pep Club 1,2,3,hg Annual Staff hz Paper Staff 3,h Cheerleader 2,3,hg Declam 3,hg Jr. Class Play 35 Clarinet Quartet 3,hg Homecoming Queen kg Sr. Class Play M. 5 ? 451212255 ,meg m ww p Z WWW T T T Q Q- 1 . if z j Qrgi f 2 L., l Q- 4 5 -2 V 5' 2 . i 1 ' i , , 4 1, V ,x , v , I , , 4 3 s . 'i'f 1, -ma 5 1, , Y ' Q : 5 - 4 , 4 2 2 , P 1 . 5 ' f 1 ? 1 5 A 2 i i i , 3' ' L W' , 1 ,Y r E 5 M2 A .Q U! z . 1 .. ,I 'i 1 T 5 , : 3 il! l f kg ' Y lim! ' .W L , . 1 I 1 Yi , Q 1 ' 5 x 2 4 , 5, 4V , Q 2' i z , rv f' . i 55 i 1 2 , , . 1 3 . 2 : 1. ,lg . 3 V tri, 1 k ., fi 4-Vg. 3'--1. 'sig 'H K , , , ,A M K, K , - , 1 3 , 'fi Y. 1: '157 li. '53 eh '- ' Q , . S f NI 0 R S 57? ul 47155 ' f lf 58 ' X L 'anal Q 'Huang 'Quik VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN CLASS OFFICERS President.. ..... .Milowe Jungjohann Vice-President.....Margie Orthmann Secretary ............ Marlene Frerk Treasurer...... ...Bonnie Kleine CLASS NOTTO Wwe have crossed the the ocean lies before us . CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS COLORS Blue and White was bay HOW WE LOCKED g-4. 04+ Gary Eleanor George A Milowe l Myrna. Kargie n Marlene Karen Donm. Marilyn Bonnie Mary x9 5 51. 9 0 5 G. Best place for mel i v Waiting for Russ! is- , Xxlggggx X A Who shall I call this time? Q a X X .fs Q, I 'if z ' -off V .lg 1 The-1t's cooking???? L ?'a?f Aff' W A Zz, Why work when money 'sl comes so easily? Q Q ,- , , Il S Hootin' for Sutherland! Q, .W 4' ' Q g 1-sa o 1 Vithyif ' Ib 1 Sxjiaf ' 'l x' F7 A pair of old lovers -.VA 4 Lok QPQA--Q77 A KN 9 '1 9, of O 3 Speeding to pick np Kirby Xx I Q f 235 Y If .':. Just friendslll! N eigK,?,.9ll .Q v-1135 'I I Elf ' All m.T-,,- ll .,e Ther'e's nothing like being a secretary!! S The little devil in our class It isn't everyone who can bowl ZOO! V, . 4 t L ,. , 3. - Q ,Q aff- 5-e'C 5 1 1 :45 fff f I 5 3 A vi i . ,g:., . K I . ii, 5 xi ? ' . w , ,I . , ,, 5 Q 1 A N 1 , 1 r ,SW w :3 ' -fl' - I 7 , , E-el : ' 1 . I . ' f ,Jil 1, ' z , w + x ' , 5 , i 1 3, ff, . 5 5 -ilgf V , . 1 3, 1- l 1 2 . F f A . , SH i,!,Vi 2 A 1 .Z 1' 1 g-t - . A z ik Va Q f 1 3 1 - . e .. J . . fx if 3 J + ,,4,:f ,s 1 ! -n1'.fl1' 2 115 aux S 4 , Q E . 'W Q , 1 5 , 5 1 , . V . 2 X . , 5 r ' 2 ?- 1 G f f 1 5 r ' 1 , Q . , l 1 A i A Q . -1-' ' 3 1- 1 E ' 2 2' E .J 'M ' A fi X 1 Y ,, I , T , f 'QS . ' x, 1 A Y 5 if 2 ' 1' 'Q'-, X R 4 V : 1' 1. if ' -,f 2 5 51 WM 5 A Q fps L 1 i. -fp A 1 1 E X - I V I H . 1 :M r V f f g s f 1 5, f 4 5 zfi Q F. . f P ., , Q .fy , 1 , . Q 1 , X 1 Q 'Lx ' L L I 2 mx in 1 5 5 , ,k.. T: ,X - 5 FL' ,, -3 LG ?:fg if 5 V 2 5 I , aff 2 I ' .JUL V ' ' X Av: 1 , Q . t .gk:,dj:kE.M,1 V 1 Q ' ,J V- fx Lk , ,IMA , m 5 .Me 2 ' 5 3 2 4 ' 5 S Q . 1 L 1.5 Inf E P 3 5 1 , 2 1 1 Qui 2 ,i , . .Q ' . 1 1 . T Z 5 1 , w n E ,, . w , . 5 1 ' S -, f v ,,9- .. 1 a 'R g L . i V xg- ! . ' E 5 . ' 5 'g'..,jA 5 E 1 - MP' if R Y ' ., X v QQ v Y!! ' ' How's this, kids?? C Just. like the good old days! Y I ,pf-x MWF ' , ,Wx ' 'nib . '53, r- X - if H. . 'xx 1' f sIzl'n-I: 5 v wh ll I ' h 9 K wb-a-dub-dub---Just me in the tub! en wi ever' quit t is. 'zfifffzx-, A ' '- ik I X D . 0 ,L I 1 IX K l 4 How's the scenery?? How about that'?!! Cutting F new Ste? ' X .QQ 'r- ,T gvflgm 5 E u 1 .f f I M M yn 0 x , gzudx ' y ,Of X 7 1 I'm blowing this hole! I H I eat Powerhouse cwrzciy f EX , - fi ' s T L , ff 5 I just created Fi new style, girls I , i N' f My daily letter' to Russ bars! A SENIOR TRIP On September 29, 1955 the Senior Class accompanied by Mr. Hardt went to Storm Lake to have their graduation pictures taken. During the afternoon, they visited the Buena Vista College and KAYL Radio Station. Here they were interviewed on a tape recorder. Everyone en- joyed the trip. +2227 E 5 Y Q 1 4 ,X SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Way back in the year 1952, we arrived on the scene at Sutherland High School. We started the year with twenty-five members. For our class officers we chose Roger Haydter as President, Elaine Steinbeck as Vice- President, Karen Lenhart as Secretary, and Marlene Frerk as our Treasurer. During the first semester we lost Beverly Peterson, Donald Wohlert, Violet Krager and Rose Tombola. We were initiated by the Sophomores and given a roller skating party. Our class sponser was Mr. Wickstrom. Our Sophomore year we not to initiate the Freshman. This was a lot more fun for us than it was the year before. For our class officers we chose Jack Cooper as President, Loren Zoet aaVice-President, Myrna Martin as Sec- retary, and Karen Lenhart as Treasurer. Our sponser wasMr. Fernau. During Ehls year we lost Jim Miller and Ronnie Plopper and added one more, Mary yman e For our class officers our Junior year, we elected Elaine Steinbeck as President, Marlene Frerk as Vice-President, Karen Lenhart as Secretary, and Margie Orthmann as Treasurer. This year we worked hard to give the Seniors the usual Junior-Senior Banquet on April 23. The theme was 'Moonlight and Roses'. We sold mazagines as a means of making money. Lots of work, but it was fun. We ordered our class rings h1December and received them when school started again in the fall. We presented WDesperate Ambrosen, a comedy in three acts, as our Junior Play. It was a real success! we lost Allyn Davis, Dwain Salzkorn, Mary Lyman, and Loren Zoet before the year was up. Marilyn Elze joined us the last semester. Our sponsers were Miss Camery and Miss Halbach. During our Senior year, we continued to mdo thingsn for Dear Old Suther- land High. We started the year with fourteen members as Roper Haydter and Elaine Steinbeck moved during the summer. For our class officers we elect- ed Milowe Jungjohann as President, Marqie Orthmann as Vice-President, Marlene Frerk as Secretary, and Bonnie Kleine as Treasurer. Our class sponsor was Mr. Robinson. For our Senior Play, we used mThe Groom said, Noi' This was even a bigqer hit than our Junior Class Play. In the spring came Wskip Layw. Oh, what a day! Hb wmre also pretty lucky in winning on two Homecoming floats. One of our boys helped play a major role on the football, basketball, and track teams for the past four years and the others for one or two years. One of the cheerleaders from the Senior class was represented for three years and the others for one or two years. we also excelled in dramatics. Besides presenting two plays, some of the Seniors took part in Declam contests. We also seemed outstanding in band and vocal activities. And now, as Commencement Night gets nearer and we are about to take our final step, we would like to say Good-byen to Sutherland High School and all its friends and teachers. rn ,J x Xfiz VN fu x - , 'fe' W 1. ,I A v 'N 1-iff' 2 Q 5 ,N W -X 1 uf fa Q. 1 x Strangely enough we look ahead two years to 1958. For it was in 1958 that Mathematician and inventor, Alvin McCurdy, completed eight full s nCurdbomb- urged by his the one who to turn the out what his With fumb- dial. Jung- years of secret work and produced hi dlminslonal time viewern. He was partner Milowe Jungjohann, who was actually arrived at the formula, machine ahead ten years and find classmates of '56 were doing in '66. ling fingers Mr. Mccurdy sets the Johann grabs the directional and swings it slowly in an arc. The first member of the class it falls upon is a girl, Marlene Frerk, who we find happily married to Jim Olhausen. They are now living in Los Angles where Jim is kept busy in his gas station for it takes a large income to raise nine children In the same city we find Mrs. Bill Burns, the former Bonnie Kleine. They now own the B A B Cafe in Los Angles and Bill is also running com- petition with the Olhausen Service Station. Jungjohann turns the apparatus to Denver, Col- orado. He is startled to see himself running the 'Gold Nuggetn night club. His management of Neebles Danceland five years ago brought him great fame in this type of work. They aim the machine towards the East. In New York we find Eleanor Olson quite busy for she is now editor of the New York Daily Times. While in New York the machine spots Madison Square Garden where we see the Ringling Brothers Circus perform- ing. Main feature of the circus is Bozo the clown the former Gary Jennings, who is said to be kept quite busy making his yearly tours. In Indiana we find Wayne Ewoldt and his wife, the former Myrna Martin, running the Indianapolis Speedway. Karen Lenhart who is now driving a 1966 Ford Thunderbird enters yearly in the Indianapolis 500, where she has been runner up for the years. last two As the time viewer is pointed North we of McCurdy's former little chemists, Mary who is now head laboratory technician in spot one Sweeney, the Mayo Clinic at Rochester. She has saved countless lives through her unfeiling efforts. As Jungjohann slowly swings the time viewer towards Corpus Cristi, Texas, we find Donna Wohlert who has joined the Wacs and is now a pri- vate secretary to General Sid Gustufuson. We hear Donna likes her work real well. The apparatus is focused back to California where we find George Regennitter now playing guard for the All Stars. We wish you the best of luck George in your football career. Focusing the machine closer to home we find that Marilyn Elze has established her old maids homo and is finding business quite prosperous. We also spot Mrs. Russell Steinbeck, the former Margie Orthmann, out west of Sutherland where she is happily chasing her chickens on their little acreage. Mr. McCurdy switches off the machine and turns to his partner and says, nWell, Jungjohann, it looks like most of your classmates have done some great th1ngs.n !::::x. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY ,KH ? SENIOR CLASS WILL Ladies and Gentlemen: I have the pleasure to appear before you for the purpose of pres enting the will of the Senior Class of 1956 of Sutherland High School When we were assigned the task of preparing a class will, we found that there was little or nothing in the possession of our class which would be worth while to offer to anyone. There are, however, some items of high sentimental value which on this occasion we would like to designate that they go to certain people who have had some- thing to do with our public school affairs. With all this in mind we have adopted the following as our last will and testament. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, and to all who these presents may concern be it known that we, the Senior Class of n56' of Suther- land High School in the city of Sutherland and the State of Iowa, be- ing of sound mind and realizing that this is the last meeting of our class do make and declare this our last will and testament. ITEM I: We will and bequeath to the faculty our love of laughter. It helps when the students get on your nerves. We will and bequeath to the Juniors our ability to make prize winning floats for Homecoming. Let's hope this helps you next year. We will and bequeath to the Sophomores our ability to get along together as a class. You'll always have better times that way. We will and bequeath to the Freshmen our three boys. A few more won't make too much difference. ITEM II: I, Marilyn Elze, do will and bequeath my seat in the back of the assembly to you, Phil Vanhorne. You can get away with alot more back there. Let's hope you use this to your advantage. ITEM III: I, Marlene Frerk, do will and bequeath my cheerleading position to you, Mary Jordon. May your back be stronger than mine. fr 1 A 3,. 'z3s1F1 A i , J ,. . . E ' 1 . .5 f if 'QS-Ng . ., 5 -, WI ' qw V55 , , L . 533 2 - f 5 ': fi E ' V . Y ,Q K 4 2 ,g Q . cf ' 5 ' Y 447 1 K 4 1 Ai . Y i-H i 1 2 1 g Q f , 1' ' 5 c 9 Q 5. f -- n f' 3 V: 3 3 3 S I 5 , V f . 5 1 S . 1 i ,Y Q 1 . 5, I 3 . ' I L J Y , . 1 n , , , I . 1 1 Q 4 yi 5'- , . , 'Q' .Q 4 4 3 V f , . A . , . gt E4 . 5, Q 1 ' , Q ' ab 12 I E - e ,Q ' Q S1 -- 1 4 L, ,Q E J ' ' I 1 1 ,QA ' , i E 1 1 ,A , ' 1 I A if - v I5 1. 2 , , . 1 r ' ' ,fi 1 mfg g +V 3- , 2 ig - Q fx Z1 Sv ITEM IV: I, Gary Jennings, do will and bequeath my giggles to you, Donald Peterson. When you're jolly you can always entertain the class. ITEM V: I, Milowe Jungjohan, do will and bequeath my dark blue Ford to you, Charles Meyer. It may not be the latest model, but it knows where the girls live. ITEM VI: I, Bonnie Kleine, do will and bequeath my gift of gab to you Vernon Guthridge. The world is alot more exciting when your talking. ITEM VII: I, Karen Lenhart, do will and bequeath my height to you, Janice Killer. It does have its advantages. IJLV VIII: I, Myrna Martin, do will and begueath my love of dancing to you, Ronnie Heyer. I hone you have as much fun at Hartley and other places as I have. ITEM IX: I, Eleanor Olson, do will and bequeath my love of slumber part- ies and lots of fun to you, Parry Steurman. Nay your house see the good times mine has. ITEM X: I, Harge Orthmann, do will and bequeath my ability to loose things to you, Barbara Warren. I hone you won't have as many embar- rassing moments as I have. IDEM XI: I, George Regennitter, do will and bequeath my ability to stuy out for football and basketball all four years of high school to you, Gary Bintz. Let's hope you don't get clobbered as much as I have. IDEM KII: I, Hary Sweeney, do will and bequeath my ability to he late al- most every morning to you, Tom Gillespie. Hardy marks will help to decorate your renort card. ITEH XIII: I, Donna Vohlert, do will and bequeath my ability to have a Bob to you, Judy Jennings. A little extra money helps alot. ITEM IKX: In conclusion, we the Class of HSSU do will and benueath the lighting system back to the people who installed it back in l92l. He hope their eyes are better than ours. In witness whereof, we the class of 1956, the testatprs, have to this, our will written on two sheets of parchment, sex our hands and seal this--One thousand nine hundred and fifty-six. iff All 'il ' . L 45. ,! f ' . gy. ff .v ,4.:...4. V, Y Xu 2 In A iii i -i . F 3 Y 9 , 1 4 S v k . 5 . v . . . .fr , . , V T , 9, . . 7' E . ,T 'L . ' x 11 . 5, 1 5, 'i . , Q ,. i,. . , - a ,J 111, - 5 e , .K , . ,, 2 , , T I 'e . .1 ' L , t , M ,i 1 , . V, , 41 1 W T - ., 'E A f 5 . ,i A . - ' f 1 4 'T 3 n 5 5 Q A! .3 5 I v 1 Y 17, f. - x ' 'i ' V Q , i E n . l 5 f i 1 - Y i f 5 ll. . . I ig ,E . Q' . , , ' s Q f Q ' 5 , .5 E1 r 1' E s ' s I v W f i. 1 .5 , , i. H. Jungjohamn Hr. Flinders H . Robinson G. Regennitter G0 J9nmin83 K. Lenhlrt 3- Olson H. Orthnann B. Kleine D. Ubhlert H. Hlrtin H. Elle H- Prerk H. Sweeney BACCALAUREATE SERVICES High School Auditorium 8 P. M. May 20, 1956 Processional. Invocation... ::.. ::.Rev:.Pred A, Elze Special Music S6I'l1'lO!1....... Special Music.'.' '. Benediction.. Recessional.. . Jean Jordan .Rev. Fred A. Elze Rev. Fred A. Elze ......Jean Jordan COM ENCEMENT PROGRAM High School Auditorium 8 P. M. May 22, 1956 Processional.................Jean Jordan Invocation..........Rev. Warren A. Bintz Salutatorian Address Special Music Valedictorian Address Special Music Commemcement Address....Rev.Frank Davis Pastor Methodist Church Paullina, Iowa Citizenship Award Presentation... ...... . H. R. Grigg, AttOrH6Y Presentation of Class....Mr. Christensen Principal Presentation of Diplomas..V. S. Flinders Pres. Board of Education . um W , .- 5 ., ,i .V Q 3 4 ' v fx V Y , - ' 1 K i 4, J 1 1 I 5 T'l 1 .. 1 A , 5 ' 6 1 4 , 1 n i s . 1 J Q 5. 5 1 pf' X 5 ' 3 A - E ' 1 F. . HM X. , if Y 1 r f 'yr Q 5 ,f.,Jf'. ' Z 4 Y ,v V, A 1 '-I 1 5 ,.. . . ,iv 'Iii T-I' T . 14' g iii 3 1 5 S - r ' N. - 2 ,H f' . E . f , 1 , 1 , Up .', z i-. , w 1 ,. 4.x + ' in ',, 5 ' 'L -fg,A , . . 1-sr A ' 1 . 2 Q f:1f,,i'U W gf, jr - s .- -I if : hi, ' f -2 31 Q ,J 2 I , , z- 1 Q ? , , Y 'Z . fi A 1 K, v ,x, X ,id . . ,. 1 C, 11 , -ya , v T ' ' F. ' 1 ' 1. f' ', . cl . -' Lf fi' f A X. V Q , K4-H: if .M wp. X THE N 'rf F STORY v Wills .buff m .I Q WY N Rs.: x EYISED 'S-.,' 'S-,NH 'Y A 35 QQ , w- -- IUNIOR CLASS Third Row: Second Row: First Row: 'J' .5 f-JL 'Tlx J. Scheoning, R. Shelly, B. Wilkens, P. Ven Horne, P. Barry, P. Yates, B. Warren. Miss Camery, K. Rohweder, H. Negus, C. Meyer, B. Mesner, B. Prew, L. Kramer, Miss Ross. V. Steele, M. Geuther, J. Jennings, M. Btreu- fert, M. Bandholz, M. Jordan, M. Munson, J. Otten. CLASS OFFICERS President ---- ----- - -Barbara Warren Vice-President --------- Charles Meyer Secretary ------- ---- J anice Scheoning Treasurer ------- ----- V irgnua stan. Junior Magazine Sales The annual magazine sale, sponsored by the Junior class, for the purpose of raising money for the Junior-Senior banquet, was launched October 21, 1955. By the close of the drive, they had sold lk? subscriptions, collected 553.89 and netted the Junior class l99.hh. Marlene Munson was the high salesperson with Sl3l.O9. Prizes were also received by betty Wilkins and Marilyn Geuther, who sold 8119.56 and 359.78 respective- ly. bob Prew was business manager and Marilyn Jeuther and Virginia Steele were team captains. Miss Camery and Miss Ross were the spon- SOrSe N-523' YEL Qllfhlnw 4-Illiil Illl 'Q in -..K fx.- fx , - 'liiiu'I llnlg M JUNIOR The Junior Class Play, Beauty and the Beef, was pre- sented November L, 1955 under the direction of Miss Ross. The play took place in Ginnys' living room. Ginny, a highschool girl, always got exce lent grades and with the popular' she decided to reform and try to get poor grades. She met Beef, the captain of the football team, in History class and was overwhelmed by his int- erest in her. Ginny pretended to be dumb and Beef off ered to help her with her homework. Her scheming went as far as getting Beef suspended from school the day before the big football game. Then Ginny and Franny hit a wonderful idea which turned the tide for them and made them porular with the boys. idea that Wbrains aren't The cast was as follows: Ginny --------------------- Barbara Warren George -------------------------- Bob Prew mum -------------------------- MtBmTy Lester ---------------------- Lance Kramer Professor Barton --------------- Bill Maas Franny -------------------- Marlene Munson Beef ------------------------- Merle Negus Molly -------------------- Rosemary Sholly Large Girl-- Foggy ------------------------ Chuck Meyer Miss Bigby ----------------- Phyllis Yates Scaffold ---------------------- Jim Ahrens Steve ------------------------ Norman Hill Bubbles ---------------------- Gary Beaman Betty ----------- ------------ Mary Jordan .:iIIiEtF' CLASS PLAY Dot ------------------- Virginia Steele Mitzi ----------------- Marilyn Geuther Barbara -------------- Janice Schoening Miss Spencer --------- Marjean Bandholz Wallace Woods ------------ Tom Sweeney Extras Little Girl -------------- Janice Otten ------------Betty Wilkins Band Members ------------ Judy Jennings Mary Streufert Telegram Boy ------------- Ronnie Meyer lst Man ------------------- Chuck Meyer 2nd Man -------------------- Gene Bintz 3rd Man ---------------- Kirby Rohweder 4 9-1 ff' Yw1x,,W .I !gFgE fnmx gf' jgxjh rj 5:34511 -1 SOPHOMORE CLASS V F Third Row: D. Brookfield, G. Beaman, G. Lange, N. Hill, T. Sweeney, D. Munson, J. DeBoom, R. Meyer. Second Row: Mr. Hoyne, T. Gillespie, D. Gilbert, J. Ahrens, B. Maas, G. Bintz, J. Jennings, R. Hudson, Mr. Christensen. First Row: K. Kummerfeld, G. Frerk, B. Jebsen, J. Jordan, H. Johannsen, N. Warren, D. Lohff, B. Kruger. Absent: Janet Kopp CLASS OFFICERS President ---------- -- ---- -Gene Bintz Vice-President -------- ---- Janet Kopp Secretary-Treasurer ----- Ronald Meyer W 5 ,,,f -5 Y JR S K 1. QW f sw Q xXx Z 'Q-XX .AN X5 y :Sf A , X A Y w..5:Qi L Q ,H X'-TSX 'S r f vw. N'- XM K ff Qi 41, ' v I FRESHMAN CLASS Third Row: Second Row: First Row: C. Muckler, D. Petersen, R. Thompson, G. Jung Johann, B. Orthmann, M. Triplett, L. Olhausen, V. Guthridge, J. Handy. Mr. McCurdy, J. Brower, K Fuhrman, G. Bintz, J. Hass, H. Rahbusch, W. Nielsen, B. Miller, R. Hiller, Mr. Hughes J. Miller, P. Steuermann, C. Otten, S. Steele, I: Z - , 'T I-ff'..2g :WS Gottsch, P Kastengren, J Rhode CLASS OFFICERS President ----------------- Gary Biniz V1ce-President- -- ---- Jack Brower Seoretary-Treasurer- Donald Petersen 'X I-Z Y ' 'x X f S4 lf'-' Q NJ: -I f ,T A C. DeBoom, S. Ploeger, S. Sump, J. Plopper, D QR C... ll E S H M E cf N CW I 3' Iwi! N Up! T I A T I 0 205 is :tm EJ o Q N0 YO ioefvo '60 fboxce ?xow1'. W . ik, Ykefj e Sec-,006 301:11 YN. Wooeoo, G . Ooopec , 0 . Yxvsr. 'down KS? WLQO G'oeevXee. GD xxfg f x , 'vc-mga, 9. Skoefvloxa, 1. Wwe-a kXfXeoeg,ecN , 9 Xioggoeee, XJ. Goode Neoegged, XJ. Cxeoo QYGYV, 9- 560900, 9. baogge, 5. Qovwlev, 9. Xnvae, Wi' . Xkxcgoee ?ogeXqfo, 5. vlooxeboo, 8. YKo'o-dev, e moo 5 xkexgev, 9. wwe, ix. wmv, -A1 XM YY. Cmvo Gbtkebe Y 'C . , 5 . Nkovc ficoxsoo Aer Ni 'oeeefmaoo fkdge , . oeoo, S5 . 4 eo Roto , ke , 0 . F , Qog, Geoo , 'voxtb Row. wk. W?-agen, 9 . Qfaoo , ?fmef '0X6, 3 9399 Q E' , iogexwao, SN. kkxmeon Second Ro-A-. yn! . Xkxgoee, 9. WYOSWQ, 5- Ykoffwq 9- VWV'9 kx1KewgerN , 'Y . xkuee kwkeoeg,efN , D . ikogoeee 1 W . Crofienefxeoo 0 . X,-aoq,,e , '5 . Ykoxx-def , 9 . '3og,e'Xmao, G. GOOQGC , Kkoxwlec, 5. Wlooxenoo, 9. 5e'0-een, 9. '56-XXGOGGT P 'Hr er, 9-ow1'. YK . QPSK EIGHT!-I GRADE M. Hagen, j' Third Row: ' Kramme, D. Second Row: Ychueder Mr. Hardt, Rohwer, R. K. Stueck, D. Powell, Gano First Row: M. Hillmer, D. Litka, i 'dia'-1 ' J. Jalas Third Row: M. Munson, D. Einerwold, R. Jalas, D. Rogness, D. Trojahn, F. Fogelman, M. Steuerman Second Row: M. Guthridge, K. Kummerfeld, K. Van Horne, V. Reidermann, B. Frerk, L. Steele, M. Mangels, Mr. Sutter First Row: D. Barry, J. Ebert, A. Cooper, E. Blom, J. Struve, P. Taylor, L. Miller, K. Meines, D. Swenson K. Meyer, R. Meyer, J. Kramme, G. T. Gilbert, D. Fogelman, C. Cooper, S. Woolston, L. Steele, D. Lange S. Fuhrman, R. Bandholz, N. Geuther, H. Halbauer, SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Third Row: D. Gano, P. Steele, A. Beatty, J. Morris, T. . Miles, G. Lange, L. Rhode . Second Row: M. Metz, K. Nelson, D. Jebsen, S. Rohwer, L. Lappegard, D. Litka, M Nelson, Miss Reuter First Row: N. Gieser, S. Meyer, C. Gottsch, M. Kosta, A DeBoom, W. Nagel, K. King SIXTH GRADE Third Row: R. Moore, S. Steinert, B. Kramer, D. Nelson, J. Brower, D. Williams, K. Jungjohann, R. Wittrock, K. King, R. Jalas Second Row: Miss Nelson, K. Johannsen, R. Rahbusch, J. Jordan, N. Pingel, H. Rahbusch, S. Sump, E. Rongstad, R. Ploeger, R. Thibadeau, S. Willey First Row: C. Kastengren, J. Rogness, N. Schlichting, S. Streufert, B. Struve, B. Beatty, S. Thibadeau, J. Negus, J. Fuhnman, M. Hillmer, K. Davis f XX. . I ll I li so .f1fSQSRQ J H RJWSSQHQS GRADE I M :RR Third Row: S. Moore, C. Blom, J. Kastengren, H. Pauls, H K. Smith, D. Kummerfeld, J. Meyer, D. Jalas, f x L. Jalas, S. Gulliford .1 Second Row: s. Pingel, H. Johann, L. Brookfield, S. gil 1 M1 Baumgarten, K. Wilson, J. Woolston, W. Fuhr- ll . man, F. Meyer, B. Schriener , if .- First Row: M. Handy, L. Stamer, J. Trojahn, E. Heckert, Y' L B. Jalas, L. Hoppe, M. Harris, M. Handy, N. Hagen Fourth How: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: M. Van Horne, M. Kastengren, L. Jalas, S. Gieser, C. Schreiner, L. Nequs, J. Wittrock, N. Dau, M. Lange H. Gntnrldge, J. M. Johannsen, N. J. Streufert, J. Mrs. McCormack, S. Stamer, M. Moines, D. Klein, L. Beatty, J. Gillespie, K. Novak, K. Steele, P, Kosta, c. Bidwell, H. Hioolng J. Gano, H. Hendrick, D. Jalas, D. Wohlert, R. Gellhaus, P. Nelson, J. Ebert Thorius, T. Nelson, T. Steele, Hass, R. Metz, D. Riedemann, Bintz FOURTH GRADE Third Row: G. Einerwold, J. Henning, J. Miller, D. Negus, THIRD GRADE A. Moore, M. Heick, L. Schmidt, D. Jalas Q 'D Second Row: Miss Fonley, D. Waggener, B. Rongstad, T. BN Selk, G. Gilmore, T. Keith, C. Moore, M. Si 4- Conley, J. Hill sy First Row: B. Jalas, D. Pauls, R. Gelhaus, J. Kamradt, ' K. Brower, J. Ploeger, C. Hoppe, S. Bendlin J .,' J .T Absent: D. Hansen, M. Hillmer if THIRD GRADE Third Row: T. Nelson, B. Youde, J. Nelson, D. Weals, T. Hill, B. Novak, B. Christensen, R. Mauer Second Row: S. Caldwell, C. Sutter, R. Lappegard, R. Behmer, D. Fiddelke, W. Thibadeau, L. Schlichting, K. Jalas , Mrs . Parry First Row: R. Hagen, J. Selk, J. Hughes, C. McCormack, P. Powell, M. Arrington, B. Brink, M. Hansen Absent: G. Hunt SECOND GRADE 49 if JL X F Third Row: T. Wuertz, F. McCormack, D. Beatty, J. Johann, M. Magnussen, N, Lange, Second Row: L. Sutter, G. Thoms, C. Struve, First Row: P. Menke, R. Guthridge, wald S. Ebert, D, Jalas, A. Hansen, S. Hoeppner, M. Boardman Third Row: D. A. Second Row: S. D. First Row: L. G. Hendrick, Giese, Raper, Schulke, Waigoner, Thompson, S. Wilson, B. Rohwer, W. Draper, T. Van Horne, D. Wohlert J. Steele, G. Bendlin, S. Farquhar, T. Steele, C. Weale, Mrs. Sweeney P. Schmidt, L. Frerk, C. Jipp, L. Jalas, F. Hiller Miss Miller C. Baumgarten, D. Damrau, B. Brech- Davis, L. Haht, A. SECOND GRADE FIRST 1 GRADE Third Row: E. Payne, B. Peters, K. Behrens, Miss Reeves, D Bar A Harris s VY . second Row: D. scnliihcing, P. Hibbing, J. orunmann, M. Daum, L. Warren, M. Jalas F1rstRow: S. Smith, J. Pauls, B. Fischer, C. Jalas, M. FIRST GRADE Kamradt, B. Kramme, M. Lohberger Absent: C. Bandholz, S. Nielson Third Row: Second Row: First Row: Miss Van Gelder, L. Swenson, W. Haht, K. Kramer, R. Anderson, T. Moore K. Buck, S. Adams, S. Henning, J. Spang, C. Kummerfeld, J. Pauls, D. Wilson J. Lappegard, S. Heick, S. Hoppe, E. Powell, J. Gulliford, G. Schulke, C. Brink, S. Hays Absent: C. Hunt D E R G T Third 'Rowz S. Fischer, L. Caldwell, R. Ningel, Miss Draper P. Waggoner, 5. Hill, N. Hoffmeier E Second Row: J. Draper, L. Orthmann, J. Youde, T. Moore, H. Ahrens, R. btrampe, D. Watterson, J. Nognees First Row: B. Wuertz, C. Hill, C. btruve, N. diese, D. Stamer, D, Hlinker, M. Brechwald Absent-- S. Warren Third Row: G. Litka, D. Lorenz, F. Blom, Miss Draper, H. Magnussen, A. Ashcraft, W. Schmidt Second Row: L. Jnlas, G. Davis, J. Sutter, L. 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A 2 at K.. :- Qi' 'Y Y 54' ,QS SHE wa Es ff' ,--s .4 E if ' iff 5 , ' X rg. , 'Q A 1-.W ,...L I fi' J: ga FOOTBALL SEASON With only a little more than a week before the season's opener, Coach Christensen put his Tiger foot- ball squad through stiff daily workouts in preparation for their first contest which was September 9 when Kingsley came down for a non-conference game. There were 23 boys reporting for practice, A of which were re- turning lettermen. The Sutherland Tigers fell prey to the Kingsley squad. Due to inexperience and early season jitters, we went down in a ae-o defeat. The Kingsley offense had little trouble in maneuvering against the Tigers and could break through the Tigers defense at will. The conference schedule was opened on September 16 when the Tigers went to Primghar to meet the strong Bulldogs. Despite their L6-O loss to the defending Sioux Valley champions, the Sutherland spirit was high. One week later the Hartley Hawks met the Suther- land Tigers which proved to be one of the best perfor- mances of the season. The locals bowed to a 27-0 de- feat at the hands of the Hartley Hawks. The visitors were holding a 13-O lead at the halftime and the Tigers were unable to muster the necessary drive to get them to pay territory. On September 30 the Tigers showed some real fight and drive with Sanborn on our home field, despite the lopsided score of 38-l2. Sanborn held the edge through- out the first half with the Tigers making costly defen- sive errors. The Sutherland Tigers met the Milford Pioneers October 7 to meet another downfall of 29-O. The fight was great but we were lacking spirit. The following week the Tigers journeyed to Alta to meet the Alta Powerhouse. Playing the best game of the season, the Tigers bowed to the Alta Cyclones to the tune of 21-6, but the game was an interesting one throughout. The Paullina October 21 to meet the Tigers. Despite the loss of the Homecoming was pronounced a success. Panthers journeyed to Sutherland on game L5-19, the ur crew showed a fighting spriit, and their defensive playing showed much improvement over previous games. The Tigers concluded their schedule October 28, when they battled the Aurelia Bulldogs on Aurelia's gridiron. The defensive lapse in the second period roved costly for the locals and brought the score to a loss of b9-15. ..gllD X' sf A igzgwigcgf 'L r. Qing we i 2 ' Q f'5 13 E3 5 ' 1 13 :13 'K V 463 1 , Eff 'T . J , 1 5,4 1 'fuk-. Eg, 2. , WZ, ff-'hi ' gi' , .km 3 Aff in if , 3 f, , . .x Grkl' .. , ff .xv 1 rw .47 N, . I ,, X L .N r r 'QQ , 3? n 1 v if 2 i . 1 . 4 BALL 1' rt, su' Third Row: L. Olhausen, M. Triplett, J. DeBoom, D. Brookfield, H. Meyer Second Row: Mr. Hughes, W, Nielson, G. Regennitter, K. Rohweder, D. Munson, Mr. Christensen First Row: J. Ahrens, H. Rahbusch, B. Prew, B. Maas, G. Bintz, G. Beaman fs: 2- u gigs 4 ig ,Q 7 15259 T52 q. '1 vi , :F e r fi K. Rohweder G. Regennitter B. Prew D. Munson E T K B S A A L 4'l'H'H' a 'h N B C535 L LETTER J. Ahrens WINNERS Mr. Hughes Mr. Christenson H. Rahbusch B. Maas D. Brookfield - fl? lla 1 ff? ' 'gf 321. 51 bfi K' .,. -,K:,,l' ' if A 2, if: 5 Qin-f fi ' 3532? ygfze, ff-7' 5. :Xvv 4- iff nf! . . U Q' . :I :A W . . . E el' ' E -ww Ag 3: , j .1 1- A v ,H p 3 'ff H' , r ,s . 1 vf . 4 ' I . f wi ,.Q iii i ' u J L 3 1 3 ,yw 1- .X7 . 1 1 -w r Q, ,v N -1 ! . A 1 .ga 5 1 . t my x ' f 00 lil 2.7: ff i WW Sf SIOUX VALLEY CONFERENCE STANDINGS-FOOTBALL K team! Paullina Aurelia Sanborn Primghar Milford Alta Hartley Sutherland Cwonl Clostj Ktiedj 0 2 5 5 1 1 5 2 o h 2 1 3 3 1 2 14 1 1 6 0 0 7 o George Regennitter-All Conference Second Team lineman ll 1955-S6 BASKETBALL SEASON Qdatel Chomel Qopponentb November 15 Sutherland 55 Newkirk 56 18 52 Calumet 67 22 Sh Hospers 73 25 39 Aurelia S5 29 S2 Marathon 31 December 2 L9 Gaza 36 6 S6 Primghar 63 9 143 Sanborn 147 16 ' Sh Paullina 56 20 ' 79 Peterson 77 January 6 57 Hartley 143 13 60 Alta 77 274 65 Quimby 76 27 S1 Primghar 56 31 65 Everly no February 3 142 Milford 72 7 no Calumet 711 114 L9 Paullina M8 Won-6 Lost-12 5 SIOUX VALLEY CONFERENCE STANDINGS-BASKETBALL f X X Cwonj flostl X Alta 7 O X, Milford 2 Z. Primghar ? H , Sanborn ls 3 I: Aurelia 3 14 Paullina 2 5 J In suthernnd 1 6 X Hartley O 7 We J The 0'Brien County Tournament was held at Archer on January 16. Sutherland met Paullina in the first round and was defeated 78-117. The Sectional Tournament was also held at Calumet and Sutherland !gz..f,f ' Q 'le 53245 x V F Q I if W E Qs 12 FW i s L3 ' xx C611 met Primghar, who came out on top 814-148. This game was held on Feb- ruary 220 TRACK Third Row: Second Row: First Row: J. Ahrens, H. Rahbusoh, B. Maas, B. Mbssner, G. Bintz, N. H111 Mr. Christensen, W. Nielsen, T. Gillespie, M. Negus, T. Sweeney, D. Munson, Mr. Hughes R. Thompson, M. Triplett, K. Fuhrman, G. Bea- man, K. Rohweder, L. Olhsusen Absent- P. Van Horn, G. Jennings, M. Jung- Johsnn, G. Regennitter, B. Orthmann BASEBALL Third Row: G. Bintz, J. Ahrens, B. Maas, C. Meyer, M. Negus Second Row: T. Sweeney, T. Gillespie, D. Munson, K. Fuhrmann First Row: Mr. Christensen, M. Triplett, R. Meyer, D. Brook- field. , Mr. Hughes W, wc,1f3w'1wa .1 , y , 3, - f 'y , 2 v L ' 5 5 4 1 c , 4 Xu: me .A V , ,Q ul 4 , 1w1if 3'F'f.2? ' - A v 4 .g. .. 'gf , Xu. f'.1'g- .. P , ' II 4 1 ' J . i ,, fr' :S . W 1 3 ,, . JV , J B- , if J A L ' 1 2 'Q' iff-S 15: J .L- ? 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Senior Pictures were taken at Storm Lake. 28 Hurrah! No School! ffeachers Meetingl 30 Heck! We got beat by Sanborn 37-19 on our own field. Oct. 3 Teachers Reception 7 What a sight! Green Freshmen everywhere! Freshmen Initiation. 7 Gosh! Lost to Milford 39-O there. ll Smith and Dean--Assembly Program. 12 Buss Inspection here. lk Darn it! Lost again! To Alta 21-6 on their field. 20 Let's all buy magazines from the Juniors! Sales begin! 21 Oh Boy! Homecoming! Gosh Darn! Paullina had to beat us h5-19 2h Seniors selected Announcements. 28 Woe is us! Journeyed to Aurelia and lost L5-19. 29 Listened to the United States Navy Band at Storm Lake. Oh! Such sweet music! Nov. 2 Smile Pretty! Group pictures were taken. M Junior Class Play--NBeauty and the Beefn. what a hit! ll Armestrice Day off from school! Recovered over the weekend! lh Basketball Jamboree at Alta--Played Paullina and lost 19-18. 15 Lost to Newkirk 56-55 on our floor. 17 nThe Singing Matadoren--Assembly Program. 18 Played Calumet on their floor. Got beat 67-52. 22 Lost to Hospers on our floor 73-Sh. 23 Such discouraged faces I have never seen. Report Cards! 2h Yea! No School! Thanksgiving vacation. 25 Continuation of vacation! 25 Got beat by Aurelia 55-39 on their floor. 29 Whoopee! Traveled to Marathon and beat them 52-31. Dec. 2 Yea Team! we beat Gaza Q9-36 on their floor! 5 Open your eyes we're having Eye Tests. 5 Hanzel and Gredel--Assembly Program. 6 Homemaker of Tomorrow Tests. 6 Played Primghar on our floor and lost 63-56. 7 O'brien County Band Festival at Paullina. 9 Sanborn beat us A7-h3. 12 Juniors ordered their Class Rings. 16 Traveled to Paullina and lost by two points 56-Sh. 20 Hurrah! We beat Peterson 79-77 here. 21 Christmas Operetta. 23 Whoopee! Dismissed for Christmas vacation. Q ld S 03 1 as hi 'V u xx Mio? if f I ' ' 3' K E ra K N Orblb-I -sl Jan. MJIVFUI- I-'D-' .STRAP-' I- Q-ITONDJUJQ Feb. 6 7 8 1: 1 11+ 22 29 Mar. 9 20 23 30 April 2 1+ 5 lk 19 21 May 1-3 5 18 20 21 22 23 6-as ,. qsbfff ff!! f, 'L as ff 1 'I' 1 Vacation over! Back to School! Played Calumet on our floor but got beat. Hartley traveled to our town and we beat them 57-M3. Northwest Iowa Band Festival. Band Festival Continuation at Sioux City. We played Alta on their floor and got beat End of the first Semester. 77'60s County Tournament at APCDGP. Got beat by Paullina 78-M7. Traveled to Quimby and lost 76-68. Played Primghar on their floor and lost S6-Sl. Yea Team! Beat Everly on their floor 65-MO. First Speech Contest. Met Milford on our floor and lost 72-M2. 'Will you be my Valentine?n Valentines dance with Mr. Gentry's band for music. Assembly Program. Lost to Calumet on our floor YM-MO. Contestants traveled to Rossie for the second Speech Contest North West Iowa Band Concert at Sioux City. Yea Teaml Traveled to Paullina and won M9-h8. Smile pretty! Final Group pictures were taken. Sectional Tourney at Calumet--Played Primghar and lost Sh M8 Pre-district Speech Contest at Laurens. Hey Kids-No Schooll North West District Teachers Convention Assembly Program District Speech Contest. nThe Groom Said,No' Senior Class Play. Yippeel No School! Good Friday. Yippee againl No School. Easter Vacation Career Day. Assembly Program. Small group music contest Assembly Program--Al Bell. Junior-Senior Banquet. Acheivement Tests. Large group music contest Cheer up Seniors, this is Bacculaurate Services. Eighth Grade Promotion. Commencement Excerses. Last day of schooll at Royal. at Primghar. your last day of school. 1 QL' W yan 4 5 N 0 0 I JFK? 25' ' !:7 V ir vzx Fyxf I0 1 xx ' 1 , 1 'ff5,vgfm.ay5-,fvff'35. fm if? 5532: 1,2 Tl- 1- f ef .Z A.. X , 47.-I , H , Qi. :H 4-- ,.w . . .4 .. ,gx ,, , . g- V 1 1 ' '. :V , ,. 5 c A . l 5 F 1' f S 1 L z x i iv : g . .Z J. E A ,. f . , , , x '..: :1,' f 1 Lg . . 5 4 v -E 2' I 3 r- 1 n Q Q gg rf , 4, t . . .- . 5 1 A X ,er Q-' 3 I . .4-. ,J 5 . 5 ', 2 fi 1 :if y 5 -V ' ' iz- rn. 1 .V . g ,. r. . X I. 1 f .. - 1 5' . , - 3 . T , ,QI AZ f V -. , , L Q i 3 K , . v 1 . Q f ' . f ,, i : ', i . - 5 A . Q 14- 4 1 , 3 . .2 5 2-.. -s A fr? vfp, ' ,iff ff J... In. .- 4. 7 '. x - , , .U v F- f' ', . : . X . !. 71. . , - f . Q . sf ,5 V, -VS. 1 . a , 5 l' -Lxf' ' 3 -.ff-, 2 ' if! 'Wil Q . F31 ffl 5 -41 ,Eg : '7 '1 A A 1 ff :I . .. 5 . 5,7 -'gygf larsl Z: '.. ., -' A w ' 3. .1 . , Q .1 T Q, .Q V . 1. ,QA , .,. CONCERT BAND Fourth Thlrl Seconl First Row: J. DeBoom, N. Warren, D. Lohff, HL Johannsen, Mr. Hoyne, K. Meyer, J. Jordan, S. Ploeger, C. DeBoom, S. Steele, M. Bandholz, C. Meyer Row: M. Martin, J. Schoening, M. Geuther, M. Orth- mann, B. Warren, B. Jebsen, G. Frerk, B. Wllkene, E. Rongsted, V. Steele, C. Gottsch, T. Gilbert, R. Meyer, M. Frerk, G. Blntz, R. 4 Hudson W how: c. Kummerfem, J. Rhode, N. Geunher, H. Band- ff holz, D. Gottsch, P. Steuermann, P. Taylor, S. Sump, J. Struve , Q. Row: M. Jorian, K. Lenhart, M. Sweeney, M. Hillmer, K1 E. Olson !!E:9 PEP BAND Second Row: C. Meyer, J. Jordan, N. Warren, J. DeBoom, H. Johannsen, M. Bandholz R. Meyer, K. Lenhart, M. Martin, M. Orthmann, . Warren, M. Jordan, R. Hudson First How: B MARCHING BAND , Dr-ws Q R.. 'X if leflled' Fifth Row: R. Hudson, B. Jebsen, M. Bandholz, C. Meyer, J. DeBoom, D. Lenhart, M. Orthmann, C. DeBoom Fourth Row T. Gilbert, E. Olson, G. Frerk, S. Ploeger, H. Johannsen, N. Geuther, R. Bandholz, J. Jordan, R. Meyer Third Row Mr. Hoyne, M. Jordan, C. Kummerfeld, S. Steele, J. Struve, C. Gottsch, N. Warren, B. Wilkins M. Geuther, J. Schoening, M. Frerk, B. Kleine Second Row D. Rogness, K. Meyer, P. Steuermann, P. Taylor, B. Warren, M. Martin, S. Sump, M. Sweeney, J. Rohde, D. Gottsch, J. Miller First Row B. Kruger, R. Sholly, D. Lohff, P. Barry, M. Munson, M. Elze 'mf exif A Tx ,. aff' ' nnum muonzffzs xsfrbkwerlf rw! .UM if . V, I + D. B. Kleine Lohif, B, Kruger M- Munson. R. Sholly, M. Elze, P. Barry CLARINET QUARTET K. Lenhart M. Jordan, K. Kummerfeld J. Rohde, M. Sweeney T I mb Aw. -N-4.1--X ENSEMBLES TRUMPET TRIO M. Frerk, C. Gottsch R. Meyer,R. Hudson, T. Gilbert MIXED CLARINET QUARTET N. Geuther, S. Sump J. Struve, R. Bandholz SAXAPHONE QUARTET TROMBONE QI ARTET S. Steele, C. DeBoom S. Ploeger, M. Bandholz C. Meyer ff!! SAXAPHONE QUARTET M. Martin, M. Orthmann B. Warren, J. Schoening 'uma M. Geuther, B. Jebsen B. Wilkins, G. Frerk J. Miller DRUM ENSISMBLE J. DeBoom, H. Johannsen D. Lohff, N. Warren JJJ-'W GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Fourth Row: N. Warren, D. Lohff, E. Olson, M. Jordan, S. Ploeger, M. Bandholz, H. Johannsen, B. Jebsen, K. Lenhart, M. Munson M. Orthmann G. Frerk, D. Wohlert, B. Kleine, P. Yates, 5. Barry, S. Sump, M. Struefert, C. DeBoom, K. Kummerfeld Mrs. Abbott, J. Schoening, C. Otten, B. Wilkins, M. Elze, M. Martin, M. Geuther, B. Kruger, S. Steele, J. Plopper, R. Sholly J. Miller, D. Gottsch, V. Steele J. Kopp, J. Otten, B. Warren, M. Frerk, 6. Steuermann J. Rohdl, J. Jordan Third Row: Second Row: First Row: R53 5 GIRLS SEXTET x n r w J. Kopp, D. Lohff, M. Bandholz, B. Jebsen, N. Warren, J. Schoening GIRLS SEXTET M- Martin. B- Kleine. M- MUHSOH. E. Olson, K. Lenhart, H. Johanneen Q GIRLS TRIO t J. Schoening, M. Jordan, J. Jordan V. Steele, B. Steele, E. Olson, J. Jordan SOLOIST SOLOIST SOLOIST 5' M019 B. Jensen M. Jordan t GIRLS Taro Q, Q K . 6 .Sm N. Warren, B. Jebsen, D. Lohff Q q I l Q Pg 5 l V Qv The Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the high school gym, Saturday, April 23, 1955. The theme, Moonlight and Roses, was carried out in the setting, table arrangements and menu, as well as in the program. Covers were laid for sixty-five at tables appointed with floral decorations, light ed tapers, pixie favors, and place cards. The gym was transformed into a veritable rose garden, with the garden wall and trellises, evergreens and usual lawn fixtures includ ing the birdbath and lawn chairs. Programme Toastmaster ------ Roger Haydter M-Millions of Wishes ---------- Elaine Steinbeck O-Orchids to the Juniors ------ Duane Ahrens O-On Moonlight Bay ------------ Teachers' Quartet Mr. Moll, Mr. Christensen Mr. Hughes, Mr. Robinson N-Nothing Much-Mr. Christenson L-Luck to You ------ Mr. Rogness I-In the Land of Roses -------- Margie Munson Gordon Segelke -Golden Memories-John Gilbert -Happiness in the Future ----- Mr. Robinson T-Three Little Roses ---------- Mary Jordan Marilyn Geuther Marlene Munson ROSES-Moonlight and Roses ----- Karen Lenhart, Marlene Frerk Myrna Martin, Eleanor Olson G H awk YNBNB ww Q03 :04 414744 ,, a f v os ' 2 X, x Q fflfffffa 0' U if xxxxaxmxxN HOMECOMING X i i f ROYALTY Q!!! KING QUEEN MARY GEORGE It CROWN SUSAN BEARERS NOEL IIOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Royal Family Queen and her Court II I it Sophmores 2nd Place float Seniors lst place float IEE? Jlps Junior float Freshmen ird place float rg M If Pep Club float Jr. High float Queen and Attendants Cheerleaders and Players f- -I f S. H. S. Homecoming On October 23, 1955, the Sutherland High School student body and faculty turned out in full force to hold once again the annual S. H. S. Homecoming activities. To begin the festivities a bonfire was held Thursday evening. The program included speeches by Mr. Rogness, Jim Ahrens, Eleanor Olson, Mr. Christensen, and Marilyn Geuther. The evening was concluded by yells from the cheerleaders and singing the school song. Friday afternoon at one o'clock started atthe high school auditorium given by Don Waggener, Marvin Sump, the pep rally with speeches Diane Lohff, Chuck Meyer, Mr. Christensen, Mr. Hughes, and Sweeney, and Janice Scheoning. The Queen, Mary King, George Regennitter, were announced at the meeting and also the four attendents, Margie Orth- mann, Bonnie Kleine, Marilyn Elze, and Marlene Frerk. The Homecoming parade started at 1:30 including the band, football players, Queen and attendents, floats, and the grade students riding their bikes. At 7:hS the parade appeared on the football field. The Senior float won first place, Sophomores second place, and Freshmen third place. The King, Queen, and attendents were presented by Mr. Robinson and were crowned by last years King and Queen, Russell Steinbeck and Janet Jensen. The crown bearers were Susan Haye and Noel Lange. Our opponent for the night was Paullina. They made a touchdown in the first few minutes, but our boys fought to their best ability and scored three touchdowns during the game. Although we lost the game, we felt we had done our best and kept up the great Tiger spirit. After the game Bill Redmond and his band played for the dance in the beautifully decorated gym. The Queen was presented with a dozen roses by Mr. Rogness, and then our festivities continued. ...,. X THE GCDAL el Fourth Row Third Row: Second Row: First Row: X., F7 f in Jax 1 Y lg .L :bw .Q J. Miller, B. Warren, D. Gottsch, V. Steele, J. Otten, B. Kruger, C. DeBoom, R. Sholly, M. Sweeney, P. Steuermann, J. Rohde M. Frerk, C. Otten, M. Jordan, M. Martin, . Kleine, P. Barry, B. Wilkins, M. Elze, . Steele, M. Munson, J. Plopper, M. Geuther J. Schoening, G. Frerk, N. Warren, K. Lenhart, B. Jebsen, H. Johannsen, M. Bandholz, J. Jordan, S. Ploeger, M. Streufert, D. Lohff P. Yates, S. Sump, G. Kummerfeld, E. Olson, M. Orthmann, D. Wohlert, J. Jennings, P. Kastengren ef-9 B S eb' c.0 1'p 5496668 xfvef ' eau 95 enx scbo ,, vfefm' E C I. NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor ---- ---------------------------------------Eleanor Olson Assistant Editor ---------------------------- ----Barbara Warren Senior Reporter ------------ ----- -- ---------- Margie Orthmann Junior Reporter --------------------------------- Marlene Munson Sophomore Reporter ---- -----------------------------Janet Kopp Freshman Reporter ------- ---------------------- Sherryl Ploeger Home Ec. Reporter ------- -------------------------- Diane Lohff Barbara Kruger, Nancy Warren Eighth Grade Reporter ------ ------------------ Charles Cooper Seventh Grade Reporter ------------------------------ Karen King Sports ---- Music ----- Features-- Artists--- Typists--- Mimeograph Advisors-- Q X Q. --------------------------------------Kirby Rohweder Gene Bintz -- ----- -------------- ------------- Marlene Frerk Mary Sweeney -- -------------------------- Marilyn Elze Helen Johannsen, Nancy Warren -- ---- --------------------------- Jean Jordan Glenda Frerk -- ---------------------------------- Karen Lenhart Gary Jennings, Bonnie Kleine, Donna Wohlert George Regennitter, Milowe Jungjohann --- ---------------------------------- Myrna Martin Janice Schoening ----- -------------- -- ------------Miss Ross 256 Mr. Robinson w f , 'A 1' , that I 6 er' Q ! ANNUAL STAFF Editor --------------------------- -- ---------------- Bonnie Kleine Assistant Editor -------------------------------- Virginia Steele Sports Editor ----- Class Editor ------ Literary Ed1tor--- Social Editor ----- -Milowe Jungjohann George Regennitter ---------------- --------------xaren Lenhart ---- ----- ----------Myrna Martin Mary Sweeney ------------------------------Margie ortnmann Art Editor ------------------ ---------- ---------- Donna Wohlert Advertising Editor ------------- -------------- Marilyn Elze Yearbook Sales ------------------- ----------- ----- Marlene Frerk Activities -------- Business Manager-- Advisor ----------- --------------------------------Eleanor Olson --------------------------------Gary Jennings ------Mr. Robinson A K! .:J:fStb:',i1L 4:3 lrvv QP 6 'WX 64' A .wiki - ly I1 T-J , ' eq -QSSQMA! A4?QQP SCHOOL WORKERS CJ! ' Qqfl if :Fi Lester Martin, Burdette Salk Alma Selk, Mabel Baun, Bessie Martin ll IDIDIUIUIIU Q v 'l BUS DRIVERS M. Sump, H. Gottsch, 0. Hulser, E. Chesley, L. Martin, J. H111 1 V i 4 ' 6 W gwmq fy may W' mx Q , X X XVXQNM NWQ W ,fxzfM75'50 . N Wfyyqwxf ef X Aga? fy wil? Qmgfwgfvjeggl fxf5fW1ffff 021610 Qgjfpfww 56 Q E avr Wggwifm'-I W' ymwwwfwf QP? Q05 m 1 awww Wi WWW MWQQWWS W WMJW Q moMQQwM,,1b??yMW'0Y sb 2 W as MW Qvwywlfw M Q3 J HM-1LIJf, gm my afmas I . lineal ALUMNI 1951+ as--L ' RICHARD BURGESON- QQII' Farming, Peterson, Iowa 1955 DONG?g.CAi:y A Q DUANE AHRENS- SHIRLEY DEBOOM- Working at bank Sutherland, Iowa SYLVIA DEITERMAN- N.B.T. Sioux City, Iowa NANCY GREEN- Mrs. Bernard Petersen Sutherland, Iowa EVELYN GUTHRIDGE- Sioux City, Iowa KENNETH HECKERT- Sutherland, Iowa WENDELL AMENDT- Morningside College Sioux City, Iowa BILL BURNS- Sutherland, Iowa JERRY COOPER- Sutherland, Iowa DONALD DAU- Sutherland, Iowa LARRY DREFKE- Farming, Sutherland, Iowa RICSAS5 QQXI, JOHN GILBERT- U.S. Army EUENA JEBSEN- N.B.T. Sioux City, Iowa GAYLE JENNINGS- Working at Telephone Office Sutherland, Iowa JERRY JONES- Attending Ames VERLENE KOLLN- Calumet, Iowa ROBERT LANGE- Sutherland, Iowa LORRAINE LOHFF- Mrs. Russ Worley Des Moines, Iowa DIANE METZ- Morningside College Sioux City, Iowa BONNIE MILLER- Mrs. Clifford Struve Hartley, Iowa DONALD MODING- Farming, Everly, Iowa RUTH OTTEN- Sutherland, Iowa KENNETH PETERSEN- Hills Dairy Sutherland, Iowa ALICE PHILLIPS- Mrs. Charles Lanham Chicago, Illinois RONALD SOHN- Morningside College Sioux City, Iowa ARTHUR HALLBAUER- Morningside College Sioux City, Iowa JANET JENSEN- Westmar College LeMars, Iowa HELEN LANGE- State Teachers College Cedar Falls, Iowa JANICE LANGE- U.S. Wafs NANCY MARSHALL- Sutherland, Iowa MARGIE MUNSON- Mrs. Richard Burgeson Peterson, Iowa JIM OLHAUSEN- Sutherland, Iowa JEANETTE RINER- Whiting, Iowa SANDRA SAUTER- Mrs. Don Goettsch Clarksville, Tennessee GORDON SEGELKE- Morningside College Sioux City, Iowa RUSSELL STEINBECK- U.S. Army JOE SNEENEY- U.S. Marines DWAYNE WOHLERT- U'S' Army U S Paratroopers AS FT versa - - - DALg,5,oAEi? T KENNETH WOOLSTON- DERALD STRUEFERT- M?1'n1ne'f11de Cvllese Uts, Army Sioux City, Iowa RONALD SWENSON- U.S. Navy JAMES THARP- Farming in Missouri BEVERLY WARREN- Working in hospital Rock Rapids, Iowa RONALD WOOLSTCN- U.S. Army pl!! Switr-, yi- George 8 X90 ever YW ly Cvbs Noon day rest Legs?? Admiral Jordan Harty--Har! Wellll Back to the 'Old Grindn This is the Life! 1 x Strutt Pretty! Yum--Yum Karen Attentlonl '5g-l55 The Naughty Nine N Mary J. r Pinups Duhl Gr,r-r-r Sniff1es?? Cheerleaders 1 Sun Bathing Buddies Myrna of Long-Ago ff' FOOLIN' AROUND Hunsry??! Tuning Up Jungjohenn Brothers Dick King and Queen of '55 o Cheesecake of '56 Aron't We Cutoff Myrt Summer Vacation Sleeping Beauty Another Slumber Party Jack's Girl P815 Plly o N I Playing P1ano??? Another School Day Heavy load Lift those legs! A happy bunch! SCHOOL LIFE Marjean what a figural! Dreaming Jim -1 Y, a O-o -o-ohl ,ix fjxb Prlmpin' in the halls ' r Beverly k.G f 4 f w ti a Aki ,M l 3 Q F' fhb last flight Senior clgss in U51 Acquiring a sun-tan Beating the drum Marilyn Jerry Xvff 0 Qi.. X ski: Diane Mart 9 hdmungthe goal post T How's the water? Barbie Chums! P ...- x fqkxh Jean Mary 5, Bonnie Mary J. Karen '-75-.4 W f' gf S. N Ronnie M, You name it Favorite Pustime I nf.. Peek-a-boo 1 Oh no! WhaL's so funny??? Whati A ride??? Familiar tree M' wha ' -- N C you do1n?? You figure it out Jubu ueorge Doing the Mambo .I bw? ul! 1 K1 Y 3 gqx VK Karolyn Goorgo L. Jggn o,., Janet Lyle Class Cut uP Just Sittin NUICY Norman Posing l'. ,g,A n 'Q Gab Session Margo A Qi. XF- . fri Real Gone Bats! A-1-A-D0 't L kl n 00 Sixth Grade Picnic Eu an Pyrmid U . H I l -' i Q5f.,? Eating Windy H. Again? Day? Working On Annual What You Doin Donna? ! Hal ' c 0443, 'Q is ll I es T 1 Mighty Mouse!! FEET! S. H. S. Sweethearts Jean I o Young Walter Q XXx yy Bookworm! xi Nwx Hnvfml lns Q Q' Q -- 1, XV Q' xv 5.1 p-1 3 xxx ' '1 E' xx .. S., X :L Q Q: xxx ,f yx 7 A X X XXXJI . ., Q9 Q 5 R . 1, xg N Xi ' 5 J' X fi K' 'xj Na Ig ,XXI Q. 'xx N EXE 1. . T.x ,A xx ,, X2 AFX X' .Y fl A 1' ' I . . X' 'IT' X ' ff . w-9 fl ' Q ww i 'Qi : A f Q X ' ' 5111 1 x 1 3 X f'+f.....-f' m' ,W5 I N Q wiv 3 . ul 45 Z -,Q A, gr f NX xx x xX 1 - X - V' N S f .NA W ' X 9? XX R.LL'S LAIAY a.-I. Eastuerized Q Komo4enized .Y ' , .- l I 1-11114: Cream 'BQ . I A Bottle or 1-.1114 is 5 A Bottle of Health rhone 76 Sutherland, Ia. B 8 H CAFb Phone 11 Ice Jream k Candy Sutherland, Is. T J CAANN ' S QYRP 0 fb LJQCGQ 1 Jyiunsf EEVHfHHTTH CLCV-n FA. .'v. STQHE Fine Foods Quality Meats iv .r I S Home of dood Foods Meals a Lunches M, 5 J. H. HAKLS Highest Cash Prices for Eggs and Poultry Murphy's Cut Cost Feeds Golden Sun Feeds Bud Munson, Mgr 1 J 1 , 494I'4r S th 1 nd Ia. Phone bl U er 8 ' Suther1and,Ia. Phone 97 Dr. R. C. LONG ,S 2 , ROY SCHIHFER A 5 I r 'Xi X 15 X Dentist Plumbinv R Heating Tinning Office at Residence Phone 67 Res. Phone 18h Gas Water Heaters SUTHERLAND CnEAMERY CO. ,,,:i6x - ' DOUUS cms Q I 9 Pi J ,, . .::--, Ice Cream 3 Sundies Manufacturers of Fancy Creamery Butter x Candy and Pure Dried Buttermilk Sutherland, Ia, Phone 13 Good Food Q Bakery Specialties 3'I'.fXf V5.'?T'7 C IL or YTnr'f 'far'e tbaf s1 1 f 3 VCT' APP Chuck 9: S1Cfbet -T'7T:'-- XINDEPENDENT i X Q' u unnnwnns 3 SW 'AR' f stones ' Home nf Frienilj' Service Suthnrland, Iowa. Pwvni ZF? Q phone 275 M A YI, sR0Tf'9' I PW I'H 'x ' 'f Q. , 1 4 A :Y , 'Tf'.r'Ofl,d f'nbT'Sc: ' 1 - A A ' - Clavton and Farqmfxar' W-vw' 173 ggzfi., , ,lv X ' ' ff, .A4. plqmouth L XI our-'mlm QM Plym-:th . x Q. '7 x, ,fi . X, fm -N...,Q1, ' 1 ,Lai Sales aw' Ser-View YT'-.vxrvso-1 Tjj. nh KX rngvtuxn ,4 ,. -. M v I .lgn Q' uuvu 'few f'ur 1itL11'Q 5' 'X Gas: Oils Tires F'11r-1-riimtre Repair- P1V'F!'1G 279 W1Tvw1S'T7fvI'i1'N' 1?f'VIIFI'?1'N7 CU7'fiV'L'7T'T f7'PT17V'1'7'T C0- . l ff ,Nh V11 1, ,, O' 4 'jflxjb fupsxh' l W2 fxx-S5316 CJLQX , Q1 gr ,Q , . 1 XXX ' PQ? I 'mr and BOB c HEvR01,ET f ,N E, Th - 'L ' AT WLLJVV . ' xS2x?'OQff Phono 70 g9VX ' v' 7 'J , Sales and Service Home of Low Prices S11thr:r'1zmd, 10112 Phone 2325 -L1.,J.JL3,.If'S S-,..vI Ig SIAIL., S .,J1lL.'ng, ' N ' LARRY'S cwocww mangas Mobioi Small Store With f , ff g'9 - ni E1 UGA Qelivuxjy 'lilzl un fig' B11 Values -.. ... ' ..'J:1'LLL Olhz, LISCKI JJULLXS Dr, Daniel J. Sullivan For that Clean-cut Look J' Physician and Surgeon iq fs' fi-A:H:' V XM s tn 1 a I.. ' uncnus I ! 278227. lx- f xmas. Om 5 Su yn I I ce 7 Res, R1 Hg Jhssmnsa 557 EnINri'S BAhBEh SHOP I hens ag Boys Clothing HILLMMUS TLXICO STAPION W ff Furnishings G4 Shoes 'A TE C0 f X -in all I ' 48Scaae 1 S ff Also a fine line of gifts of Distinction Greasing Washing Vacuuming Fire Chief Gasoline C, W. Johennsen Sutherland, Iowa Sutherland, Iowa 5 Compliments f, 'M 7. of out SJTHi LAND COUnIh' 7' 3 37 L ' M A SUTHERLAND ctsxumas fu- S596 Z 2 494 our AT lla 5 711 A Hometown Institution '3 5 Dry Cleaners seving Sutherland for 71 years Ke ith Arrington-Proprie tor PLOEGER IMPL. 5 ' ' Sutherland, Iowa R fig- Lumber ' wx DQ' - mn Paint Ph 50 - Q 126 if me Coal ' F. 14. SLAJLL .. co. Sales XC Service 'Phones Jillfllfik-QS, Manager' De Laval Separators and Nilkers Phone 36 J. D. D. Lubricant and Batteries SUTHERLAND MOTOR COMPANY BOWL INN O X f I ay Wt IN G' I -r A ' . . 1 , HANDS ' 5- I Hank and Jean Mullder ef A Sutherland, Ia. Body 5C Fender' work Wrecker Service ', Tractor :Sc Auto Repair 4 Ph01'1S 115 V 11 P or n 'enhau' office Black loo , O 6,.M-, f....,x For Tow:-Indo Ice Crefm ,lx ,ESSEEEFF-'welll :nl f 1 'I w -V1Sit- I o'DEE'S f 'QQJWX IIISGIIPTIOIS mm .f , V ' - . Ice Cream of all kinds f A 'NFJA J. D. DAHLBO Candy Pop A M.c. ,It Physician 8: Surgeon Z B 20 Phone Res' 55 Office 3 Tifltcd I'ilkS are our Specialty l , ,.Y. . .,YK,,,,A , . Y W-MW C0f'1P1imef1tS 'GO the Class of '56 SUfIl.lLnLAIdD nLEof..1o SiznVI3l.. HOT BOIMT ABiLInlCL5 WEST IOWA AQD TELEPHONE co. .. ' , ' f3L14clf-L1.: 1 x - , I Sutherland, Iowa O' ni Ag A I BAU'MGAHTEN'S Funeral Home BANK Phone 16 Ambulance Service Elmer F. Baumgerten 150 92.9 f Sutherland, 19' guagZiiaQ't o1v'ro1:5fffY0'lf f I Phone L52 Sutherl and, In . w- Big Enough To Serve You Strong Enough To Protect You But Not Too Large To Know You For all your Insurance needs See Bob and Wally r TC-m'w1ffr'S Variety Store Sufruzmumg, Loch.-...S +4 xx I X outchering - processino tk-J , y Dry Goods fig , Worthmore Ice Cream . Notions h Qi T? frozen foods A .isn Shoes .'7 Complete Home 1-'reezer Service Phone 159 Sutherland, Ia. rhone 82 K SUTTVRLATD FARVFYS CC-OPTRAWIVT Grain, Feed, Q Seed Fertilizer, Grinding, E Mixing Alfreo Stewck, hir. Phone S x sf PAUL's TAVERN ' Phone 280- Paul Williams Smokers Supplies ' Pool, .. -,ly Q ff ., ,V PK. p 1 x, QWSCJT L 5 Pl' X ff ---For the Best Values Shop at Cfmrry's. Lfcies' Q Ckildrer's Wchrirf '?rol 'LII Frei U,htfr Lootwear Tffofts' Wear Dr, Goods Outh n'u Ta Cemery SUTHhLUhLu HMLCHLRX gifs. Q uuRlity bzby Chicks mutrena Feeds mob Schreiner, ,rop- Sutuerlano, Lowe Phqnh gn3? Try us first' ' If l A J. Lage Pharmacy :2f3Wndn. l I Drugs and Cosmetics School supplies H. J. Regennitter Your Friendly Frigidaire Dealer Q , Plumber and Maytag Dealer d Phone 103 fl 3 I 1.9 o A W , W S, ' ' 5? l-57 O Sc 0 FARM SERVICE fi ,I fingiassf QQMQYCQ f ' -' .-1:7 e J ' :::-- Marvin Sump Own POZ'-JELL BROS. Mike az John Phone R66 ' S P W' 'll Farm Water ystems, umos, 1ndm1 s Tank Truck Delivery Welding and Repair Gas, Fuel, Oils, Grease, Paint Phone 222 SUTHERLAND APPLIANCE Jack Ballantyne ' Phone 297 GAMBLFHS The Friendly Store Charles Perrv Authorized Deal Hlll 59,1 I BI' Compliments of SLIM'S TAP ,. SENIOR CLASS 5 5 . . 1 Sutherland, Iowa rm ,'A 54 5 6 ,QE If Z, Wish to thank all those who have contributed to our year book, in order to make it a success. I INTER-C Publlsbevs Co FACFU iw J Q N g NN..,f OLLEGIAT ver Munululluvels- RY - HOME OFF Kansas City E PRESS Book Binders ICE P .Il-f 1. 'M f Q WW z A , ww. i f Sw iss A w-t12z5f sz: M3155 ff 1 M gf if as K sri. ., V J ' ,. 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