Sutherland High School - Duke Yearbook (Sutherland, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1966 volume:

9 world peace. His unprecedented, one-day visit in the U.S. was the culmination of plans by men of all faiths. 7 After Surgery— President Johnson was photographed in a reclining chair at Bcthcsda Naval Hospital the day after his gall bladder op- eration on October 8. He conducted the work of his office from his hospital room and his Texas ranch during his recuperation. 8 Proud Student—Charles Craig, 19-year-old freshman at Iowa uni- versity, demonstrated his criticism of draft-card burning incidents by displaying his draft card on his jacket with the note: “I’m a draft card carrying American and proud of it.’ Our role in the Vietnamese war sparked the incidents. 9 Blackout—The glittering metropolis of New York City was thrust into darkness on November 9 by a massive power failure affecting hundreds of miles along the eastern seaboard. City residents and commuters were stranded in offices, railroad and subway stations for hours before service was restored. The crippling condition was caused by a faulty relay at a Canadian generating station near Niagara Falls. 10 New Ambassador—Arthur Goldberg was named U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations by the President after the death of Ambassa- dor Adlai Stevenson on July 14 in London. Goldberg was secretary of labor under President Kennedy and a U.S. Supreme Court Justice when named to the U.N. post. 1 1 Startling Fashions—Bold and contrasting blocks of color were the youthful fashion note of 1965. The eye-catching designs even ex- tended the length of campus stockings worn with the costumes. 12 Royalty on Tour— Princess Margaret and her husband, Lord Snowdon, arrived in New York on November 4 for a whirlwind tour of the U.S. During their visit, they took time out for fun-filled activi- ties such as a ride on a cable car in Frisco and gala parties in Holly- wood and the nation’s capital. 12 S.H.S. Presents THE DUKE 1966 SUTHERLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL Sutherland, Iowa Advisor . . . Mrs. Ankerstjerne Business Manager . . . Craig Struve Editor . . . Susan Hoeppner Asst. Business Manager . . . Lee Swendson Asst. Editor . . . Nancy Goodburn Janice Gulliford (not pictured) ANNUAL STAFF FACULTY 7 MUSIC 53 CLASSES....17 ORGANIZATIONS.67 GRADES.....29 SCHOOL LIFE...75 ATHLETICS ... 37 ADVERTISING.97 TOP TUNES It's Over The Battle Of The Green Beret It Ain't Me Babe Nineteenth Nervous Breakdown 4 AT S.H.S Downtown Doin' The Jerk To our principal and friend, Mr. Leon Stanford ONE'S NOT ENOUGH One step won't take you very far; You've got to keep on walking. One word won't tell folks who you are; You've got to keep on talking. One inch won't make you very tall; You've got to keep on growing; One deed won't do it all; You've got to keep on going. Author Unknown. The Senior Class of 1966 6 Mr. James W. Rhode Buena Vista College, B.S. Omaha University, M.S. Superintendent and H.S. Sociology ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD Mr. James Rhode, Mr. Richard Hicks, Mr. Irvin Struve, Mr. Vernon Flinders, Mrs. Rosanna Brechwald, Mr. R. S. McCormack, Mr. Leslie Templer. 8 Mr. Leon R. Stanford Buena Vista College, B.A. University of South Dakota, M.E. H.S. Principal Office Practice, Shorthand Mr. Thomas A. Conley Wayne State College, Nebraska State College of Iowa, M.A. Jr. Hi Principal Mr. Larry Beckley Wartburg College, B.A. Winona State College, Minnesota, M.A. Elementary School Principal 9 Mr. Gerald Hueser Wayne State College, Nebraska, B.A. University of Wyoming, M.A. Boys Physical Education H.S. Basketball Assistant Football Coach Mr. Jerry Becker Westmar College, B.A. Colorado State College, M.A. H.S. Social Studies H.S. Football and Track Coach Mrs. Myrna Ross Upper Iowa University, B.A. Jr. Hi Social Studies Mr. Harvey Vogel Augustana College, South Dakota, B.A. University of Iowa, M.A. Guidance Counselor H.S. Government 10 Mr. Don R. White Buena Vista College, B.S. Jr. Hi Science Assistant Football Coach Mr. Nathan F. Frolkey South Dakota State University Westmar College Morningside College, B.A. H.S. Science Mr. Willie Roemmich Taylor University Westmar College, B.A. State University of S.D., M.Ed. Jr. Hi Math Jr. Hi Athletic Coach Mr. Gloide Tostenson Mankato State College, Minn., B.S. H.S. Math 11 Mrs. Francis Skinner Morningside College State University of Iowa, B.A. H.S. English and Speech Mrs. De Ette Reed Buena Vista College, B.A. H.S. English and French Jr. Hi French Mrs. Marie Johnson Luther College, Nebraska Westmar College, B.A. Jr. Hi English and plays Mrs. Lola Hermanson Buena Vista College, B.A., B.E. Jr. Hi English and Remedial Reading 12 Miss Louise Merrill Sioux Falls College State College of Iowa University of South Dakota Morningside College, B.A. Librarian and Remedial Reading Mr. Richard Bird Westmar College, B.A. Iowa State University Jr. Hi and H.S. Commercial 13 Mr. Kenneth I. Hoyne South Dakota State University Sioux Falls College Dakota Wesleyan University Biarrity University, Biarrity, France State University of Iowa, M.A. Instrumental Music and Geometry Mrs. Dorothy Mott Adrian College, Michigan Northwestern College, B.A. Girls Physical Education Mr. Allen Zevenbergen Northwestern and Westmar College, B.A. State University of South Dakota, M.A. Vocal Music 14 TEACHERS SECRETARIES: Mrs. Opal Kaiser, Mrs. Rosanna Brechwald. JANITORS: Mr. Francis Halverson, Mr. Marvin Hoppe, Mr. Carl Kruse, Mr. Burdette Selk. BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Larry Gilbert, Mr. Rudy Priegnitz, Mr. Burdette Selk, Mr. Francis Halverson, Mr. Marvin Hoppe, Mr. Arnold Rongstad, Mr. Carl Kruse, Mr. Marvin Guthridge. 16 COOKS: Mrs. Genevieve Ploeger, Mrs. Mildred Darr, Mrs. Elsie Phillips. COOKS: Miss Anna Peters, Mrs. Lillian Bohrns. CLASSES SENIOR TREASURES Everything comes, if only one can wait. They look like angels, act like angels, but one can never tell what angels will do. 18 Take things as they be--that's our philosophy. SENIORS OF 1966 PRESIDENT Steve Farquhar VICE PRESIDENT Craig Struve SECRETARY-TREASURER Susan Hoeppner STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Denny Sierk Class Flower White Carnation--tinted green Class Colors Mint Green and Silver Class Motto Character is a victory—not a gift. Baccalaureate Services«-May 15, 1966 Graduation Exercises--May 20, 1966 19 Annette Davis Marilyn Fiddelke Marlene Fiddelke Greg Bendlin Beverly Brechwald Mary Cacek Duane Damrau Darwin Dau Dennis Dau Lloyd Dau Richard Fiddelke Ann Hansen Edmund Hedinger Donna Jalas Mary Jo Florine LaDonna Frerk Michael Frolkey Alan Giese Russell Guthridge 21 Linda Jalas James Johann Brian Johnson Greg Lange Jeanne Lenz Richard Mathern Milo Miller Susan Mugge Shirley Raper Bruce Rohwer Cheryl Weale Rosemary Weins Steven Wilson Janet Segelke Judy Steele Tom Steele Linda Steimke Charles Virgil Paulette Wadsley Linda Waggoner Class Officers PRESIDENT—L. Swendsen; VICE PRESIDENT—J. Orthmann; SECRETARY—C. Cardwell; TREASURER—C. Kummerfeld; STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE—N. Goodburn. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: C. Honsbruch, C. Shuck, S. Nielsen, D. Mahler, J. Saienga, N. Hoffman, L. Kuehl, C. Bandholz, S. Haye, N. Goodburn, C. Brink. SECOND ROW: H. Ruley, N. Hoffman, L. Swendson, P. Hibbing, L. Warren, A. Harris, D. Johnson, K. Frolkey, B. Engelke, M. Jalas. THIRD ROW: M. Rehder, J. Gulliford, M. Daum, S. Ad- ams, L. Vlaming, L. Powell, S. Selk, B. Fischer, B. Kramme, J. Schmidt, F. Miller. FOURTH ROW: G. Nelson, A. Meyer, C. Kummerfeld, G. Fischer, B. Salzkorn, J. Orthmann, J. Lundquist, C. Cardwell, R. Anderson, G. Downer. 24 Class Officers PRESIDENT--G. Johannsen; VICE PRESIDENT—S. Hill; SECRETARY-TREASURER—N. Lange; STUDENT COUN- CIL REPRESENTATIVE—J. Youde. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: S. Warren, V. Horstmann, S. Fischer, J. Meyer, M. Waggoner, M. Kamradt, G. Nitz, T. Cacek, J. Jensen, D. Nielsen, A. Hedinger, L. Massman. SECOND ROW: D. Rohwer, M. Brechwald, C. Struve, D. Stam- mer, J. Weins, G. Litka, T. Grauer, D. Mugge, C. Hill, S. Bintz, S. Bendlin, L. Rohwer. THIRD ROW: H. Hoellwarth, S. Schultz, K. Riebesell, J. Kruse, L. Orthmann, J. Farquhar, N. Giese, D. Negus, L. Kruckenberg, J. Florine, N. Leget, D. Kliner. FOURTH ROW: J. Youde, F. Blom, D. Watterson, J. Gregg, L. Huffman, R. Ahrens, W. Mugge, G. Davis, G. Johannsen, J. Draper, L. Caldwell, N. Lange. FIFTH ROW: D. Stanford, G. Swanson, D. Meyer, L. Wohlert, M. Havlik, L. Miller, B. Pingel, B. Moore, T. Peters, L. Jales, S. Hill. 25 Class Officers PRESIDENT--J. Dau; VICE PRESIDENT--T. Zahren; SEC- RETARY- . Rehder; TREASURER--B. Mason. FRESHMAN FIRST ROW: P. Mathern, N. Frolkey, C. Faust, J. Dau, K. Petersen, D. Mathern, B. Mason, P. Frank, S. Alex- ander, C. Nelson, P. Cooper, C. Rehder, D. Frerk, K. Rehder. SECOND ROW: L. Edwards, D. Rohwer, M. Hill, J. Kaiser, B. Nelson, R. Jalas, J. Goodbum, P. Johannsen, T. Zahren, S. Reimers, R. Bierman, D. Raper, D. Watterson, M. Mugge. THIRD ROW: S. Steele, G. Johnson, P. Mugge, R. Brechwald, T. Johannsen, B. Mc- Hugh, B. Fisch, D. Joines, D. Lundquist, W. Menke, D. Swendson, R. Lenz, T. Powell. FOURTH ROW: J. Selk, M. Jalas, J. Moore, J. Meyer, S. Houldson, N. Grauer, S. Nielsen, S. Seyer, M. Hurtig, L. Darr, L. Fischer, M. Wede, D. Klinker. 26 Class Officers PRESIDENT--C. Bandholz; VICE PRESIDENT--P. Farquhar; SECRETARY--M. Rehder; TREASURER--J. Cottsch. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Nelson, J. Segelke, N. Weale, T. Wohlert, M. Anderson, T. Havlik, P. Miller, P. Adams, L. Johannsen, B. Mason, C. Jalas, S. Shuck, J. Skaar. SECOND ROW: D. Fischer, E. Florine, A. Dau, J. Klinker, M. Rehder, R. Orthmann, D. Virgil, E. Cacek, E. Nelson, J. Martin, T. Menke, L. Swanson. THIRD ROW: K. Sump, M. Woolston, J. Gottsch, T. Geiser, M. Litka, D. Youde, S. Samuelson, J. Martin, P. Farquhar, C. Band- holz, T. Abrahamson, D. Hoellwarth, D. Daily. FOURTH ROW: J. Hoeppner, L. Hair, S. Templer, S. Dau, J. Damrau, J. Fischer, P. Farquhar, K. Kummerfeld, J. Austin, K. Rehder, B. Haht, J. Waggoner. 27 Class Officers PRESIDENT--M. Brink; VICE PRESIDENT—S. Dau; SECRE- TARY—E. Powell; TREASURER--B. Steele. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Dau, J. Engelke, V. Harris, D. Litka, P. Miller, C. Warren, C. Maurer, S. Clark, W. Frolkey, M. Menke, P. Sholly. SECOND ROW: K. Sump, T. Bintz, K. Hoyne, R. Kruse, S. Selk, M. Haye, D. Nielsen, D. Nielsen, D. Farquhar, T. Sholly, R. Hill. THIRD ROW: B. Steele, S. Mathern, K. Heckart, C. Stammer, K. Barry, B. Giese, D. Hicks, A. Riebesell, J. Negus, J. Fisch, D. Nielsen. FOURTH ROW: R. Schueder, J. Martin, D. Watterson, S. Raper, P. Gottsch, M. Brink, E. Powell, L. Kas, B. Engelke, M. Edwards. 28 SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: C. Foley, C. Menke, A. Flinders, N. Rehder, L. Draper, D. Hair, S. Menke, W. Jalas. SECOND ROW: B. Moore, R. Nelson, T. Hoppe, M. Schueder, D. Fischer, G. Houldson, D. Rehder, I. Mahler. THIRD ROW: C. Schueder, J. Weber, L. Hedinger, R. Giese, J. Krekow, K. Wohlert, R. Steele, P. Sholly, Mr. Phil Lubbers. FIRST ROW: M. Laursen, D. Hill, V. Clark, A. Menke, B. Mason, L. Darr, D. Hicks, S. Lenhart, P. Hurtig. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Carole Cooper, J. Petersen, B. Warren, D. Schultz, J. Mugge, R. Negus, D. Sickelka, M. Sickelka. THIRD ROW: S. Bierman, D. Fredrichsen, J. Hibbing, S. Vlaming, S. Jensen, D. Edwards, K. Sump. ABSENT: G. Klinker. 30 FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: D. Watteison, L. Ploeger, M. Sickelka, T. Wunder, B. Massmann, M. Zahren, N. Otte L. Reimers, T. Sholly. SECOND ROW: Miss Margaret Lynch, G. Warren, D. Orthmann, J. Draper, S. Vander Sluts, L. Virgil, T. Schueder, B. Petersen. THIRD ROW: M. Rienfeld, D. Templer, S. Nielsen, D. Morris, S. Peters, J. Saienga, G. Miles, M. Rehder, G. Engelke. FIRST ROW: L. Dailey, B. Laursen, N. Florine, S. Clark, A. Alexander, R. Jurgensen, E. Draper, V. Clark, J. Austin. SECOND ROW: J. Jalas, D. Johannsen, L. Dau, D. Litka, S. Flinders, E. Johannsen, D. Hill, B. Giese D. Adams, D. Brechwald. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Elsie Walter, D. Jensen, Y. Barry, M. Fisch, L. Goodburn, J. Giese, C. Kramme, H. Jalas, L. Boardman. 31 FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: N. Sampson, S. Sholly, D. Lenz, J. Brookfield, S. Otte, J. Powell. SECOND ROW: J. Haht, S. Carnahan, M. Rehder, D. Triplett, R. Kruckenberg, S. Brink. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Brown, F. Johnson, M. Flinders, N. Kuehl, B. Woolston, C. Schueder, Denny Wunder. FIRST ROW: T. Foley, D. Lenhart, M. Burgeson, V. Dahle, S. Raper, C. Standing. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Agnes Fischer, D. Harris, D. Admire, W. Riebesell, D. Moermond, P. Syndergaard, M. Rien. THIRD ROW: C. Bird, D. Jennings, L. Freerksen, D. Warren, L. Frangenberg, D. Amendt. 32 THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: R. Clark, R. Steele, S. Hibbing, D. Jones, C. Schueder, B. Martin, J. Mugge, K. Simon. SECOND ROW: R. Abrahamson, K. Rusch, N. Kruckenberg, D. Waggoner, K. Havlik, G. Maurer, T. Pearson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Marj Stofferan, J. Triplett, P. Cacek, J. Weber, G. Giese, K. Hagen, L. Carnahan, M. Hoeppner. FIRST ROW: D. Morris, S. Menke, S. Bird, R. Vander Sluis, L. Simon, K. Petersen, L. Weathers, L. McCormack. SECOND ROW: M. Syndergaard, E. Mathern, R. Hoyne, J. Youde, J. Halverson, R. Shuck, R. Rienfeld. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Wilma Reid, M. Dailey, T. Rohwer, C. Schueder, M. Larson, M. Krekow, D. Shriver, D. Durst. 33 SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: K. Standing, M. Beckley, K. Rehder, T. Schimmer, T. Faust, K. Nellis, L. Burns, J. Rienfeld. SECOND ROW: G. Schmidt, R. Mugge, V. Tjossem, R. Draper, J. Jensen, B. Hoppe, M. Negus, J. Lucas. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Pauline Sweeney, E. Schultz, G. Maurer, S. Flinders, J. Frangenberg, C. Mesner, J. Lenz, B. Triplett, L. Lange. ABSENT: D. Halverson. FIRST ROW: L. Leonard, B. Woodyard, C. Schueder, M. Foley, L. Laursen, C. Moermond, D. Menke, A. Jensen. SECOND ROW: V. Clark, E. Eppenbaugh, T. Miller, D. Sickelka, M. Fischer, N. Jurgensen, J. Seger, R. Krekow. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Maurine Stoterau, R. Wallentine, D. Watterson, S. Austin, E. Otten, N. Vlaming, J. Sickelka, B. Amendt, G. Lange. 34 FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Hill, L. Raper, J. Jenness, R. Frangenberg, V. Hoppe, L. Menke, S. Rohwer, D. Hoeppner . SECOND ROW: Mrs. Frances Howey, R. Schultz, D. Moore, J. Kuehl, R. Segelke, R. Morris, J. Sickelka. THIRD ROW: J. Florine, J. Burgeson, S. Bina, A. Rehder, J. Seyferth, C. Simon. FIRST ROW: C. Hallbauer, J. Mugge, L. Dau, J. Merideth, C. Kruckenberg, C. Clark, P. Foley. SECOND ROW: P. Havlik, T. Fransen, T. White, J. Mesner, J. Bird, V. Clark, M. McHugh. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Janet Ankerstjerne, D. Eppenbaugh, E. Seger, A. Engelke, L. Wunder, C. Lenhart, J. Jennings, T. Steffen. 35 KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: D. Davis, P. Magnussen, L. Carnahan, S. Burgeson, J. Martin, V. Fischer, K. Conley, P. Schim- mer, L. Burns, D. Dailey. SECOND ROW: K. Maass, K. Tjossem, J. Wallentine, D. Sickelka, T. Sohn, G. Van- der Sluis, D. Fischer, M. Nellis, R. Rehder. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Eleanor Martin, K. Jurgensen, D. Shriver, D. Nielsen, B. Caldwell, D. Morris, K. Rhode, R. Steele, D. Sholly, K. Smith. FIRST ROW: B. Pannell, S. Woodyard, C. Schueder, D. Litka, L. Lenhart, L. Jensen, D. Cries, D. Stanford, T. Merideth, L. Lange. SECOND ROW: R. Nagel, K. Rusch, P. Nelson, K. Jenness, A. Fear, J. Hulser, P. Seger, D. Simon, S. Goodburn, G. Mesner. THIRD ROW: S. Rienfeld, T. Ffansen, B. Dahle, D. Cacek, P. Flinders, D. Watterson, D. Bird, G. Durst, R. Craven, J. Miller, Mrs. Eleanor Martin. 36 A THLETICS SUTHERLAND FIRST ROW: M. Hill, H. Ruley, G. Litka. SECOND ROW: G. Bendlin, W. Haht, P. Mugge, N. Lange. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hueser, D. Sierk, E. Hedinger, J. Orthmann, W„ Mugge. FOURTH ROW: T. Johannsen, D. Waterson, R. Guthridge, C. Virgil, T. Steele. C. Struve, (83) and R. Guthride (12) stop Alta's play. (Sioux City Journal) 38 Season Record Manson Opp. 14 Tigers 14 Paullina 7 24 Aurelia 23 0 Primghar 0 38 Hartley 0 21 Sanborn 0 38 Milford 0 34 Alta 7 28 TIGERS FIRST ROW: T. Zahren, K. Frolkey, S. Hill, S. Steele, S. Reimers, D. Stanford, B. Engelke, J. Kaiser. SECOND ROW: L. Wohlert, L. Caldwell, M. Havlik, P. Hibbing, M. Frolkey, D. Joines, Coach Becker. THIRD ROW: S. Farquhar, C. Struve, L. Huffman, B. Rohwer, A. Giese, S. Wilson, Mr. White. FOURTH ROW: G. Johannsen, D. Damrau, A. Meyer, J. Youde, R. Brechwald, L. Swendsen. Conference Standings W. L T. Sutherland 6 1 0 Aurelia 6 1 0 Alta 4 2 1 Paullina 4 2 1 Hartley 3 4 0 Primghar 3 4 0 Sanborn 1 6 0 Milford 0 7 0 9 IN?1 J % • _ ' k • R. Guthridge (12) and J. Orthmann would-be pass receiver. (41) slow down Alta's 39 Greg Bendlin SENIOR CENTER Steve Farquhar SENIOR END Two Tiger Stars D. Sierk and R. Guthridge Duane Damrau SENIOR TACKLE Mike Frol key SENIOR HALFBACK Russ Guthridge SENIOR GUARD 40 Bruce Rohwer SENIOR TACKLE Tom Steele SENIOR TACKLE Chuck Virgil SENIOR END Ed Hedinger SENIOR TACKLE Denny Sierk SENIOR FULLBACK Craig Struve SENIOR END J. Orthmann goes high to intercept a pass. 41 Paul Hibbing Joel Orthmann Steve Hill Greg Johannsen JUNIOR GUARD JUNIOR FULLBACK SOPHOMORE HALFBACK SOPHOMORE QUARTERBACK Noel Lange Larry Wohlert Jerry Youde Wayne Haht SOPHOMORE HALFBACK SOPHOMORE GUARD SOPHOMORE END FRESHMAN CENTER SIOUX VALLEY CO-CHAMPS FIRST ROW: J. Youde, P. Hibbing, L. Wohlert, S. Hill, R. Guthridge, M. Frolkey, N. Lange, W. Haht. SECOND ROW: C. Virgil, T. Steele, G. Johannsen, B. Rohwer, J. Orthmann, S. Farquhar, C. Struve, E. Hedinger, D. Damrau, G. Bendlin, A. Giese, D. Sierk. THIRD ROW: Coach Becker. 42 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE SQUAD FIRST ROW: P. Mugge, M. Hill, C. Utka, W. Haht, T. Zahren, D. Stanford, J. Kaiser, S. Reimers. SECOND ROW: L Caldwell, J. Youde, W. Mugge, L. Huffman, N. Lange, L. Woh- lert, R. Brechwald. THIRD ROW: M. Havlik, D. Joines, Mr. White, Mr. Hueser, D. Watter- son, Coach Becker, T. Johannsen, S. Steele. JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD FIRST ROW: J. Waggoner, K. Sump, R. Orthmann, D. Hoellwarth, M. Litka, S. Samuelson, D. Youde, P. Farquhar, E. Cacek, M. Rehder, J. Martin. SECOND ROW: C. Bandholz, E. Florine, B. Steele, S. Mathem, D. Virgil, B. Giese, K. Heckert, J. Klinker, D. Nielsen, S. Selk, Coach Roemmich. THIRD ROW: R. Hill, K. Hoyne, J. Hoeppner, D. Nielsen, B. Haht, M. Haye, M. Mugge, R. Kruse, D. Farquhar, T. Bintz, T. Sholly, K. Sump. 43 SEATED: L. Swendsen, G. Swanson, M. Frolkey, G. Johannsen; STANDING: COACH--Mr. Gerald Hueser, J. Lundquist, B. Rohwer, SEASON RECORD Opp. Tigers Aurelia 67 71 Primghar 56 67 Spencer 45 64 Milford 47 103 Paullina 66 82 Hartley 54 56 Sanbom 56 59 Albert City 39 56 Alta 73 85 Paullina 55 61 Hartley 68 49 Sanbom 35 60 Alta 78 74 Aurelia 65 82 Primghar 70 74 Sheldon 64 57 Milford 70 96 . Farquhar. BASKETBALL SECTIONAL TOURNAMENTS SUTHERLAND 73 Paullina 51 SUTHERLAND 76 Spalding 62 DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS SUTHERLAND 62 Cherokee 79 44 Bruce Rohwer shoots a layup. SEATED: G. Fischer, R. Guthridge, N. Lange, D. Meyer; STANDING: R. Ahrens, L. Huffman, C. Kummerfeld, COACH-- Mr. Larry Beckly. CONFERENCE STANDINGS w. L. Sutherland 12 2 Aurelia 11 3 Hartley 8 6 Paullina 8 6 Primghar 7 7 Alta 6 8 Sanborn 4 10 Milford 0 14 CAPTAIN Steve Farquhar 45 ACTION SHOTS A long shot by Noel Lange. The Tigers take a break between action. CTO I 46 EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: T. Menke, D. Hoellwarth, M. Rehder, P. Farquhar, S. Samuelson, D. Youde, K. Sump, M. Woolston, L. Swanson; SECOND ROW: D. Nelson, J. Hoeppner, D. Fischer, R. Orthmann, E. Cacek, Coach Roemmich, J. Klinker, A. Dau, L. Hair, J. Waggoner, C. Bandholz. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Coach Roemmich, R. Kruse, K. Heckert, D. Hicks, S. Selk, M. Haye; SECOND ROW: M. Horstmann, K. Hoyne, D. Nelson, C. Bandholz, D. Farquhar, T. Bintz, K. Sump. 47 FIRST ROW: H. Ruley, T. Grauer, D. Stanford, T. Zahren, T. Peters, S. Hill, G. Litka, M. Hill; SECOND ROW: G. Johannsen, D. Sierk, J. Orthmann, W. Mugge, E. Hedinger, J. Lund- quist, J. Draper, Coach Becker; THIRD ROW: Coach Hueser, D. Mugge, G. Nelson, J. Youde, T. Steele, B. Salzkom, F. Blom, P. Mugge, M. Frolkey, K. Frolkey; FOURTH ROW: T. Powell, W. Menke, L. Swendsen, T. Johannsen, D. Watterson, C. Cardwell, L. Miller, D. Joines, S. Steele. Denny Sierk throws the discus. The tigers prepare for the 440 relay. Fred Blom broad jumps. 48 TRACK CAPTAIN Mike Frolkey MILE RELAY TEAM T. Steele, T. Zahren, T. Peters, H. Ruley. 440 RELAY TEAM S. Hill, J. Youde, D. Sierk, G. Johannsen. TWO MILE RELAY TEAM D. Stanford, M. Frolkey, J. Lundquist, J. Orthmann. 49 7 i JUNIOR HIGH TRACK FIRST ROW: J. Waggoner, J. Hoeppner, J. Martin, K. Sump, M. Rehder, E. Cacek, T. Menke, L. Swanson; SECOND ROW: J. Klinker, D. Hoellwarth, D. Youde, S. Samuelson, P. Farquhar, M. Woolston, Coach Roemmich; THIRD ROW: R. Hill, T. Bintz, S. Mathem, D. Hicks, B. Giese, K. Heckert, M. Haye, K. Hoyne. ATHLETIC HONORS FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Mike Frolkey, Greg Bendlin, Roger Ahrens, Steve Farquhar, Denny Sierk. CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: M. Fiddelke; SECOND ROW: B. Brechwald, A. Davis; THIRD ROW: C. Brink. ALTERNATES The 1966 cheerleaders at S.H.S. lead the student body in cheering the Tigers on during the 1966 football and basketball seasons. M. Fiddelke 51 N. Goodburn JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Freshman C. Rehder, D. Frerk, B. Mason, J. Dau. Eighth J. Segelke, C. Jalas, B. Mason, K. Rehder. Seventh C. Stamer, M. Brink, S. Dau, E. Powell. 52 CONTEST ENSEMBLES WOODWIND QUINTET--I Rating S. Adams, J. Saienga, L. Waggoner, C. Weale, C. Hill. Misc. Group of Woodwinds--I Rating M. Fiddelke, B. Brechwald, L. Orthmann, D. Negus. N. Frolkey, (not pictured). 54 TRUMPET TRIO--I Rating J. Orthmann, T. Steele, B. Salzkorn. SAXOPHONE QUARTET--I Rating G. Lange, A. Davis, J. Segelke, M. Fiddelke. TROMBONE QUARTET--I Rating D. Meyer, G. Litka, P. Hibbing, L. Swendsen. SOLOISTS--1 Rating L. Orthmann, R. Fiddelke, C. Bandholz, J. Orth- mann, C. Weale. 55 CONCERT FIRST ROW: S. Adams, L. Orthmann, N. Giese. SECOND ROW: C. Bandholz, C. Struve, W. Waggoner, S. Haye, C. Weale, M. Fiddelke, S. Schultz. THIRD ROW: B. Brechwald, B. Kramme, M. Cacek, A. Harris, R. Anderson, J. Orthmann, T. Steele, B. Salzkorn, D. Stanford, T. Peters, S. Reimers, C. Bandholz. FOURTH ROW: S. Warren, S. Nielson, S. Alexander, G. Nitz, M. Frolkey, S. Steele, J. Kaiser, A. Meyer, D. Swendsen, T. Zahren, J. Youde, M. Havlik, W. Mugge. BAND FIRST ROW: S. Nelson, D. Negus, J. Saienga. SECOND ROW: P. Mugge, G. Honsbruch, J. Segelke, G. Lange, T. Cacek, A. Davis, J. Culliford. THIRD ROW: M. Rehder, R. Orthmann, R. Mathem, C. Nel- son, p! Johannsen, D. Nielsen, P. Adams, C. Hill, M. Fiddelke, N. Frolkey, M. Brechwald. FOURTH ROW: D. Youde, DIRECTOR: Mr. Kenneth Hoyne, J. Selk, B. Mason, D. Mathem, K. Petersen, R. Jalas, D. Meyer, L. Huffman, G. Johannsen, G. Litka, P. Hibbing, L. Swendsen. MAJORETTE AND TWIRLERS LEFT TO RIGHT; J. Florine, M. Florine, L. Frerk, E. Powell. LEFT TO RIGHT; J. Steele, B. Brechwald, S. Adams, S. Shultz, S. Warren. COLOR GUARDS 58 POP’S CONCERT Swing Choir FIRST ROW: R. Fiddelke, T. Steele, J. Culliford, S. Adams, S. Schultz, L. Waggoner, R. Anderson, A. Harris; SECOND ROW: G. Johannsen, D. Watterson, M. Fiddelke, C. Weale, M. Florine, C. Hill, F. Blom, L. Huffman. Swing Band FIRST ROW: M. Fiddelke, A. Davis, G. Lange, J. Segelke, S. Haye, C. Bandholz; SECOND ROW: D. Stanford, B. Salzkorn, J. Orthmann, L. Swendsen, G Litka, P. Hibbing; THIRD ROW: W. Mugge, T. Zahren, pianist--L. Orthmann (not pictured). Sheryl Adams I'll Be Around Susan Haye Richard Fiddelke Side By Side Cheryl Weale Someone To Watch Over Me Blaine Salzkorn Lee Swendsen Joel Orthmann Sincerely Green Green Glenda Honsbruch Tenderly Lee Ann Orthmann Blaine Salzkorn I'm Confessin' DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: M. Fiddelke, A. Davis, G. Lange, J. Segelke, S. Haye, C. Bandholz. SECOND ROW: D. Stanford, B. Salzkom, J. Orthmann, L. Swendsen, G. Litka, P. Hibbing. THIRD ROW: L. Orthmann, DIRECTOR--Mr. Kenneth Hoyne, W. Mugge, T. Zahren. HIGH SCHOOL ACCOMPANISTS L. Steimke, L. Orthmann, S. Haye, C. Bandholz. 60 JUNIOR HIGH BAND FIRST ROW: S. Nelson, S. Raper, E. Powell, P. Adams, N. Frolkey; SECOND ROW: S. Alexander, S. Nielson, J Negus, J. Engelke, S. Shuck, P. Mugge, M. Rehder,C. Bandholz, S. Riemers; THIRD ROW: M. Wede, W. Frol- key, N. Weale, K. Sump, C. Nelson, P. Johannsen, S. Steele, J. Kaiser, J. Martin, D. Hicks, J. Klinker, B. Steele, R. Orthmann; FOURTH ROW: P. Miller, S. Templer, K. Kummerfeld, P. Gottsch, D. Draper, K. Heck- ert, A. Dau, J. Waggoner, K. Hoyne, R. Jalas; STANDING: DIRECTOR: Mr. Kenneth Hoyne, M. Haye, D. Swendsen, T. Zahren, D. Youde, J. Selk, D. Mathem, K. Petersen, B. Mason. GRADE SCHOOL BAND FIRST ROW: A. Alexander, C. Kramme, M. Zahren, D. Watterson, S. Jenson, D. Hicks; SECOND ROW: V. Clark, A. Menke, S. Lenhart, D. Carson, B. Warren, D. Sickelka, E. Johannsen, D. Adams, S. Bierman, D. Fred- richsen, J. Mugge, L. Riemers, M. Sickelka, D. Edwards; THIRD ROW: M. Sickelka, J. Austin, T. Wonder, L. Darr, J. Giese, E. Barry, D. Orthmann, A. Flinders, S. Vander Sluis, L. Virgil, S. Draper, R. Negus; STANDING: Mr. Hoyne, D. Hill, J. Petersen. 61 MIXED FIRST ROW: S. Warren, L. Waggoner, M. Rehder, S. Haye, M. Waggoner, S. Schultz, L. Swendson, J. Gregg. SECOND ROW: J. Jensen, S. Bintz, H. Hoellwarth, B. Brechwald, M. Florine, L. Powell, G. Litka, D. Watterson, T. Steele. THIRD ROW: L. Jalas, J. Steele, B. Kramme, S. Bendlin, C. Hill, L. Frerk, D. Stanford, A. Harris, R. Mathem. FOURTH ROW: J. Segelke, S. Raper, D. Jalas, A. Davis, J. Kruse, M. Jalas, M. Frolkey, J. Orthmann. 62 CHORUS FIRST ROW: G. Johannsen, P. Hibbing, S. Adams, J. Gulliford, C. Struve, L. Steimke, M. Fiddelke, V. Horst- mann. SECOND ROW: M. Miller, R. Fiddelke, M. Havlik, D. Negus, C. Weale, L. Orthmann, N. Giese, C. Bandholz, C. Brink, DIRECTOR: Mr. Allen Zevenbergen. THIRD ROW: B. Salzkom, L. Huffman, D. Meyer, S. Mugge, D. Stammer, M. Brechwald, D. Mahler, G. Nitz, N. Goodburn, D. Rohwer. FOURTH ROW: G. Bendlin, F. Blom, R. Anderson, J. Farquhar, S. Hoeppner, M. Fiddelke, T. Cacek, D. Nielsen, G. Honsbruch. 63 GLEE CLUBS FIRST ROW: F. Miller, S. Warren, J. Segelke, G. Honsbruch, L. Waggoner, A. Hedinger, V. Horstmann, D. Nielson, C Schuck, S. Raper, M. Fiddelke, M. Rehder, J. Jensen; SECOND ROW: M. Fiddelke, C. Brink, L. Jalas, J. Steele, D. Jalas, C. Bandholz, S. Haye, M. Waggoner, D. Mahler, S. Hoeppner, C. Struve, M. Breechwald, J. Gulliford, S. Bintz; THIRD ROW: M. Kamradt, G. Nitz, N. Goodbum, J. Schmidt, J. Saienga, D. Rohwer, N. Leget, B. Kramme, S. Bandlin, C. Hill, D. Stammer, D. Negus, D. Klinker, M. Daum; FOURTH ROW: S. Schultz, H. Hoellwarth, J. Florine, L. Kruckenberg, L. Frerk, S. Adams, C. Weale, S. Selk, J. Kruse, L. Orthmann, L. Powell, J. Farquhar. FIRST ROW: M. Jalas, G. Litka, L. Jalas, L. Swendsen, M. Havlik, D. Meyer, A. Harris, R. Anderson, DIRECTOR: Mr. Allen Zevenbergen; SECOND ROW: M. Frolkey, R. Fiddelke, J. Youde, A. Meyer, T. Steele, F. Blom, D. Dau, J. Gregg, D. Damrau; THIRD ROW: G. Bendlin, D. Watterson, M. Miller, G. Johannsen, J. Orthmann, R. Mathem, B. Salzkom, L. Huffmann. 64 JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: N. Weale, J. Dau, T. Havlik, K. Hoyne, J. Hoeppner, DIRECTOR: Mr. Allen Zevenbergen, M. Haye, D. Edwards, J. Waggoner, C. Jalas, C. Schuck, A. Meyer; SECOND ROW: C. Faust, K. Rehder, K. Peter- sen, C. Nelson, B. Steele, S. Steele, D. Hoellwarth, R. Orthmann, D. Frerk, K. Mathern, C. Rehder, P. Mathern; THIRD ROW: P. Adams, P. Farquhar, P. Miller, P. Johannsen, T. Powell, D. Joines, T. Johannsen, D. Swendsen, S. Nielsen, S. Alexander, L. Johannsen, P. Frank; FOURTH ROW: S. Nelson, N. Frolkey, J. Moore, D. Raper, J. Kaiser, C. Bandholz, E. Cacek, M. Rehder, L. Darr, J. Austin, S. Templer; FIFTH ROW: D. Klinker, J. Selk, M. Jalas, A. Dau, J. Fisch, E. Nelson, J. Martin, M. Anderson, M. Wede, J. Segelke. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS GLEE FIRST ROW: K. Rehder, D. Klinker, N. Weale, J. Dau, DIRECTOR: Mr. Allen Zevenbergen, T. Havlik, C. Jalas, C. Shuck, J. Segelke; SECOND ROW: K. Kummerfeld, K. Rehder, C. Faust, K. Petersen, C. Nelson, M. Daum, D. Frerk, D. Mathern, D. Rehder, P. Mathern; THIRD ROW: J. Damrau, P. Adams, P. Miller, P. Johannsen, S. Nielsen, S. Alexander, L. Johannsen, P. Frank; FOURTH ROW: J. Selk, M. Jalas, S. Nelson, N. Frolkey, J. Moore, S. Houldson, L. Darr, J. Austin, S. Templer, M. Anderson. 65 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: S. Farquhar, VICE PRESIDENT--L. Swendsen, SECRETARY--N. Goodburn, PRESIDENT--D. Sierk, MEMBER AT LARGE--C. Struve. STANDING: ADVISOR—Mr. Leon Stanford, Greg Johannsen, Jerry Youde. 68 HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: J. Orthmann, TREASURER--B. Brechwaid, S. Farquhar, PRESIDENT—C. Weale, ADVISOR-- Mi. Leon Stanford. STANDING: SECRETARY--S. Hoeppner, S. Haye, S. Adams, C. Bandholz, VICE PRESIDENT--L. Steimke. 69 TIGER ECHO STAFF EDITOR Marlene Fiddelke SEATED: ADVISOR--Mrs. Francis Skinner, L. Steimke, L. Swendsen, L. Frerk, EDITOR--M. Fid- delke. STANDING: M. Fiddelke, M. Cacek, J. Steele, S. Schultz, L. Orthmann, C. Bandholz, G. Nitz, T. Cacek, J. Segelke. 70 QUILL AND SCROLL FIRST ROW: Sponsor--Mr. Richard Bird, SECRETARY-TREASURER--L. Steimke, PRESIDENT--S. Hoeppner, VICE PRESIDENT--M. Fiddelke; SECOND ROW: J. Segelke, L. Vlaming, L. Swendsen, J. Culliford, C. Band- holz, M. Fiddelke. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: VICE PRESIDENT-TREASURER--C. Bandholz, Sponsor Mr. Harvey Vogel, R. Ahrens, K. Frolkey, PRESIDENT--S. Adams; SECOND ROW: R. Weins, S. Bendlin, S. Schultz, C. Weale, SECRETARY-HISTORIAN-- J. Farquhar, S. Selk, L. Powell, C. Hill, G. Nitz. 71 THE TIGERETTES CAPTAIN Marlene Fiddelke BACK ROW: S. Adams, S. Selk, J. Farquaar, D. Klinker, S. Mugge. FIFTH ROW: J. Saienga, S. Bintz, H. Hoelwarth, M. Waggoner, S. Bend- lin. FOURTH ROW: C. Shuck, J. Schmidt. THIRD ROW: J. Jensen, L. Rohwer. SECOND ROW: M. Rehder, P. Wadsley. CAPTAIN: M. Fiddelke. 72 “S” CLUB SPONSORS: Coach Hueser and Coach Becker. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Ahrens, PRESIDENT--C. Struve, B. Rohwer, VICE PRESIDENT--J. Lundquist, A. Giese, G. Bendlin, D. Damrau, T. Johannsen, L. Wohlert, P. Hibbing, L. Swendsen, W. Haht, S. Hill, H. Ruley, R. Guthridge, G. Lange, M. Frolkey, N. Lange, J. Youde, C. Virgil, T. Steele, G. Johannsen, D. Sierk, E. Hedinger, J. Orthmann, J. Mugge, SECRETARY—S. Farquhar. 73 SPEECH SEATED: L. Swendsen, W. Mugge, R. Mathern, C. Cardwell, R. Anderson, COACH--Mrs. Francis Skinner; STANDING: M. Fiddclke, J. Steele, M. Brechwald, D. Negus, D. Klinker, N. Giese, S. Selk, S. Schultz, G. Nitz, M. Fiddelke. RATINGS R. Anderson: District--II, II. M. Brechwald: District--II. C. Cardwell: District--I, II; State--I. M. Fiddelke: District--I, II; State--II. M. Fiddelke: District--II. N. Giese: District--II. D. Klinker: District--II. R. Mathern: District--II. D. Negus: District--I; State--II. G. Nitz: District--II. S. Schultz: District--II. S. Selk: District--II. J. Steele: District--I; State--I. L. Swendsen: District--!, II; State--I. SCHOOL LIFE SNAPSHOTS AT S.H.S. 76 Oh what a little make-up can do! Be Reasonable--do it my way. From a little spark--may burst a mighty flame. Looking for something boys??? 77 If school is liberty--Give me death. QUEEN MARY JO The Duke Proudly Presents KING CRAIG 79 HOMECOMING 80 ROYALTY 81 CROWN BEARERS Keith Rusch and Toni Merideth 82 HOMECOMING 1965 S3 A part of every homecoming is the student body. FLOATS S.H.S.er's work hard to get their floats ready for the parade. As the day of the parade draws close the stu- dents hurry to add the finishing touches to their floats. A last look at the finished floats before they are pulled out onto the street for the afternoon parade. Jim says-- Drive 'Em Loco Is Our Motive! A glance at the evening parade at the half of the homecoming game. 84 PARADE The newly crowned royalty leave the football field to begin the parade. The Sutherland High School Marching Band. The grade school students add their spirit to the parade. 85 Silhouettes on the wall of the gymnasium represent the 1965 Royalty and their attendants. The Homecoming Royalty of 1965--King Craig Struve, Queen Mary Jo Florine. Annual Staff Talent Show This year the annual staff at S.H.S. sponsored a talent show to help defray expenses of producing the annual. There were divisions for both grade school and junior and senior high school. The program included various talents in the fields of music and dramatics. Judges Lee Swendsen, Master of Ceremonies Mrs. Irene Metz Mrs. Anna Jordan First Place Winners K. Rehder; J., M., and S. Burgeson. 86 D. Wattrson, G. Litka, D. Stanford, B. Salz- kom. Scholarship Carnival It was carnival time at S.H.S. this fall, when the faculty sponsored a carnival to raise money for the scholarship which they present to one of the Sutherland Seniors entering the teaching profession. Barker Mr. Kenneth Hoyne Harlem Clowns Fun and laughter was enjoyed by all when the Harlem Clowns came to Sutherland. The S Club sponsored their appearance to raise money for their activities. 87 THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS “SEVENTEENTH SUMMER” So, you've had my hat-- you little imp! Wow, Angie! Are you something to see! SEATED: M. Florine, L. Waggoner, M. Fiddelke, C. Weale, M. Fiddelke, J. Steele, P. Wadsleyj STANDING: R. Fiddelke, T. Steele, G. Bendlin, S. Hoeppner, S. Wilson, M. Miller, C. Virgil, M. Frolkey. 88 THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS “HUCKLEBERRY FINN” That water hit me right in the face! Poor departed Brother Peter! She's really ill! Is there anything I can do? SEATED: L. Swendsen, J. Orthmann, B. Salzkom, C. Cardwell, R. Anderson, P. Hibbing; STANDING: S. Haye, C. Bandholz, B. Kramme, L. Vlaming, S. Selk, S. Adams, J. Culliford, H. Ruley. 89 MOONLIGHT AND ROSES Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom —T m On May 7, 1966, the juniors and seniors of Sutherland High School entered their gymnasium to enjoy an evening of Moonlight and Roses. Sophomore girls and boys were waitresses and waiters for the banquet. Entertainment following this included a vocal duet of the theme song of the prom-- Moonlight and Roses, and a piano arrangement of Deep Purple. The lovely evening was concluded with the prom. Music to dance by was provided by the Charades. All set to play? Hard at work! 90 PROGRAM WELCOME by Little Bud--Lee Swendsen RESPONSE by Big Blossom--Steve Farquhar SENIOR CLASS WILL by Prickly Thom--Richard Fiddelke MOONLIGHT AND ROSES by Bleeding Hearts--Sheryl Adams and Blaine Salzkom DEEP PURPLE by Mystic Moonbeam--Joel Orthmann WORDS OF WISDOM by Guiding Star--Mr. Nathan Frolkey 91 MENU Sweethearts Special Fleecy Clouds with Rain Rose Buds Rose Surprise Crescent Moon and Stardust Lover's Delight Moon River Beautiful Rose Arbor MADE OF Sutherland Tigers Or this ??? THE STUDENT'S CREED I will blot out of my life the failures that come from wasted hours, and write into it the successes that come from time well spent. The library display case And these doors-- Through them have walked many students who have received diplomas from Sutherland Community High School--an institution which holds special memories, near and dear to the heart of each and every graduate. I will keep life's page clean and fill it with the record of knowledge gained. I will fix my eyes on the goal of my ambition and hold my hand to its task. I will work hard, hope high, and live up to the best that is in me; then 1 can write at the end: Well Done. This article was taken from THE ENTERPRISE, May, 1913; published by Primghar High School. CLASS OF 1966 On May 20, 1966, at 8:00 P.M., forty-four seniors graduated from Sutherland Community High School with Mr. James W. Spradling giving the commencement address. Mr. V. S. Flinders, president of the board of education, awarded the diplomas to the graduates, who were presented by Superintendent James W. Rhode. Principal Leon Stanford presented the special awards. 95 Three special awards were given to seniors of the 1966 graduating class of Sutherland Community High School during their commencement exercises. Marilyn Fiddelke (left) received the Women's Club Scholar- ship. The Faculty Scholarship was presented to Michael Frolkey (middle). Susan Hoeppner (right) received the Bar Association Award. 96 SECURITY STATE BANK PAUL J. HOEPPNER Insurance Real Estate buy, build, and bailie in outlicii8.nd Trojan Seed Corn Phone 435-2941 Sutherland REGENNITTER PLUMBING AND HEATING George Regennitter SUTHERLAND FARMERS COOPERATIVE COMPANY Owned by the Farmers It Serves. Phone 446-2257 Sutherland Phone 446-3335 Sutherland BUCK'S TAVERN M . C . (Pete) KREKOW Building and Repair Cabinet Making--Cement Work Chicken and bhrimp io Co Phone 446-3750 Sutherland Phone 446-3423 Sutherland JOHNSON MOTOR SERVICE General Repairing BROOKFIELD CHEVROLET IMPLE. CO. 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C. Bidwell, Sutherland, la. Esther's Beauty Shop, Sutherland, la. Davis Cabinet Shop, Sutherland, la. Momsen's Rendering Service, Sutherland, la. World News—1965 1 Humanitarian Dies—Dr. Albert Schweitzer died in September at Lambarene, his primitive hospital at the African jungle outpost of Gabon. The famed physician, who reached his 90th birthday in January, worked most of his life to relieve the suffering of jungle natives. 2 Queen Speaks—Queen Elizabeth II dedicated the John F. Kennedy memorial at Runnymede, England on May 14. Mrs. Kennedy is seated to the left and Prince Philip to the right of the queen. Carolyn Kennedy is seated between the queen and her mother, and Sen. Robert Kennedy stands behind Mrs. Kennedy. 3 Miss Universe—The reigning queen of beauty in the universe dur- ing the year was a representative from Thailand. 4 Bosch Returns—Former Dominican Republic President Juan Bosch was vehement in his address at a rally September 25, shortly after his return to Santo Domingo. 5 Wins in Run-Off— Charles deGaulle polled 55.2 per cent of the vote in a run-off election against Francois Mitterrandon December 19. The vote gave DeGaulle the French presidency for another 7 years, but the strength of the Socialist-Communistic candidate corroded the popularity of the 71-year-old president.. 6 Agrees to Cease-Fire—Pakistani Foreign Minister Zulftkar Bhutto (right) agreed in the U.N. Security Council on September 22 to ac- cept the Council’s cease-fire order in the undeclared war between Pakistan and India. Pakistan’s announcement came after India had agreed to the order. 7 Abortive Coup Fails—Indonesian President Sukarno was toppled from power for a brief 20 hours last fall. He gestured at a cabinet meeting on October 6 during his first public appearance after the coup, which seriously shook his one-man rule. 8 Soviet Winner— Russian author Mikhail Sholokhov was vacationing in the Ural region on October 18 when he heard he had been awarded the 1965 Nobel Prize for Literature. The December award ceremony was held in Stockholm. 9 Return to Desolation—Hundreds of families returned to the wreckage of their homes, destroyed by eruption of Taal volcano, south of Ma- nila, on September 28. Volcanic ash covered a six-mile-square area. The death toll was estimated at 500. 10 Price of War—The number of casualties increased as the U.S. stepped up its military action in Vietnam. American advisors took part in many helicopter missions, carrying wounded soldiers, both Vietnamese and American, to copters on makeshift litters for evac- uation to Saigon. 1 1 Reason to Celebrate—Chancellor Ludwig Erhard of West Germany waved to a cheering crowd in Bonn after his Christian Democrats surged to victory in the September 19 parliamentary elections. Mayor Willy Brandt's Social Democrats suffered defeat in the voting. 1 2 Colonial Rule Shaken—Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith broadcast a proclamation of sovereign independence for Rhodesia on November 11. The split from Britain was made in an attempt to insure a white minority rule of the African colony. It was the first such move against Britain since the American colonies broke away in 1776. Britain re- taliated swiftly and took the problem to the U.N. Security Council, which asked all nations to enforce an oil embargo against the Afri- can colony. 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