Sutherland High School - Duke Yearbook (Sutherland, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1969 volume:

We started out in kindergarten So young and so afraid. We grew a little wiser, As we passed from grade to grade We began another cycle, When we entered junior high. We began to notice others, And watch the world go by. Then finally we made it, To seniors at our greatest. We followed all the fads, And were caught up on all the latest. (Poem Continued on Page 88) An original poem by Marilyn Wede Drawing by Theresa Havlik TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS PAGE 5 ATHLETICS ........................... PAGE 17 ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES...................... PAGE31 INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC .............................. PAGE 38 VOCAL MUSIC..........................PAGE42 CLASSES ............................. PAGE 63 ADMINISTRATION.......................PAGE 75 FACULTY..............................PAGE 78 ADVERTISING.......................... PAGE84 2 ANNUAL STAFF ADVISOR....... EDITOR........ ASSIST. EDITOR...... PIIOTOGR A PHER ARTIST........ JUNIOR STAFF MEMBERS....... . MR. PEELEN JANELLEVAN OVERBEKE CATHY NELSON TERRY ZAHREN .....JAN DAU ..... LADONNA JOHANNSEN SHERYL DAU THERESA HAY LI K Working on the yearbook demands many long and frustrating hours. Much planning is done before any actual work is completed. The staff is responsible for taking the pictures, financing the cost, and send- ing in the completed copy. In the pictures below, Janelle Van Overbeke and Cathy Nelson are drawing up the final copy of the yearbook. 3 The Kennedy brothers, Bobby and John, Were known all through the land. As two young leaders--brave and strong Shot down by an assassin's hand. In a world so full of torment They stood up for our nation. In remembrance of their goals, We give this dedication. Each man had within himself The power to unite, The young and old alike, The black man and the white. Though the Kennedy brothers are no more, Than portraits in a frame, Their inspiration still lives on, By the mark of an eternal flame. Drawing by Jan Dau Poem by Marilyn Wede John Fitzgerald Kennedy 1917-1963 Robert Francis Kenned} 1925-1968 DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1969 dedicates this yearbook to two great Americans--John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy. These two men are an inspiration to all of us. 4 SENIORS T H i: President Michael Hill t Student Council President Janice Dau BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Sunday, May 18, 1969 High School Auditorium COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Friday, May 23, 1969 High School Auditorium CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS Avocado and Yellow CLASS MOTTO The Past Forever Gone-- The Future Still Our Own 6 Vice-President Paul Mugge Secretary-Treasurer Dan Joines Lorraine Dan Lynn Edwards Sue Alexander Dan Brown Sandy Anderson David Amendt Ron Bierman Ray Brechwald Brian Fisch Pamela Frank Darla Frerk Natalie Frolkey Nancy Crauer Sandy Houldson Cindy Faust Wayne Haht Terry Johannsen Ronald Jalas Denny Lundquist Gary Johnson Pam Johannsen Donna Mathem Mary Jalas Joe Kaiser Ted Powell Steve Reimers Danny Raper Karla Rehder Douglas Rohwer Connie Rehder Judi Selk Terry Zahren David Watterson Marilyn Wede Steve Steele Janelle VanOverbeke Dave Swendsen Stephanie Seyer SENIOR MEMORIES What a bore ! Who says boys can't cook? 13 Mrs. Vogel--P.E. Student teacher CRRRrrrr! 1969 GRADUATION EXERCISES COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES at High School Auditorium Friday, May 23, 1969 8:00 P.M. Processional .............................................. Victory March by Senior Band Invocation.................................................Rev. Joseph Hembd Selection ................................................. Climb Every Mountain by Mixed Quartet Awards..................................................... Principal Leon Stanford Presentation of Speaker ................................... Supt. James W. Rhode Commencement Address ...................................... What Next by Dr. George Caudill (President of Des Moines Public School Board) Selection.................................................. The Carnival of Venice by Band Presentation of Senior Class .............................. Supt. James W. Rhode Awarding of Diplomas ......................................Mr. Irvin Struve (Board President) 14 SENIOR AWARDS Cathy Nelson Receives Her Award Each year, recognition is given to those stu- dents in the Senior Class who have demon- strated superior academic achievement. Out of the 1969 graduating class of fifty, eighteen members completed their high school education with an average of 90 per cent or better. Three awards are made each year to certain Senior Class members. This year, Principal Leon Stanford presented the Sutherland Teachers' Association scholarship of $400 to Sandra Houldson. Cathy Nelson received the $100 local Woman's Club Scholarship. The D.A.R. Citizenship Award was made to Steve Steele, the senior student who best exemplified those qualities of leadership and responsible citizenship. The faculty and adminis- tration of the Sutherland Community School System are proud of all these young people in the Class of 1969, tomorrow's future citizens. Sandy Houldson Accepts Her Award 15 REMEMBER? Come on Dave--Open wide ! Those were the days SUTHERLAND TIGERS FIRST ROWr J. Waggoner, T. Sholly, B. Moore, M. Hill, R. Ciese, M. Haye, D. Farquhar, L. Edwards, D. Sick- elka, R. Hill, D. Edwards, S. Bierman. SECOND ROW: K. Logan, R. Jalas, K. Sump, W. Haht, M. Lindstrom C Martin, S. Selk, D. Reheder, D. Nielsen, C. Klinker, K. Sump. THIRD ROW: Mr. Williams, M. Reheder C ?rrCCiW?lc1, S; StCve’ D Br0wn’ D- Fischcr� D- Hicks, G. Johnson, E. Cacek, J. Martin, Coach’Becker. FOURTH ROW: D. Swendsen, J. Nitz, B. Ciese, T. Johannsen, R. Orthman, P. Mugge, K. Heckert, D Joines I Klinker, D. Hoellwarth, D. Youde. 9 SEASON’S RECORD Sutherland 0 Sutherland 22 Sutherland 13 Sutherland 7 Sutherland 20 Sutherland 0 Sutherland 0 Sutherland 7 Manson 27 Primghar 19 Hartley 37 Leeds 13 Milford 37 Alta 21 Paullina 52 Aurelia 39 The Tigers won one game and lost seven games. Denny Youde led the team in scoring with 37 points during the season. Dan Joines made the most tackles with 68. Ray Brechwald was a close second, accumu- lating 54 tackles in the eight games. Denny Youde led the team in total yards rushing with an average of 4 yards per carry. Dan Joines and Wayne Haht's fine all-around play led to their being named to the All-Conference Second Team. 18 SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Mike Hill Halfback Paul Mugge End Dan Joines Tackle Dave Swendsen Tackle Dan Brown Lynn Edwards Tackle Halfback The two boys at the right, Terry Johannsen (halfback) and Cary Johnson (tackle), each sustained a fracture during the football season. Terry broke his hand in the season's opener at Manson, and Gary broke his arm in pre-season practice. 19 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE SQUAD FIRST ROW: Steve Bierman, D. Sickelka, R. Hill, D. Farquar, B. Moore, T. Sholly, K. Sump, D. Edwards. SECOND ROW: Coach Williams, M. LindstTom, D. Neilsen, S. Selk, C. Klinker, M. Haye, R. Ciese. THIRD ROW: D. Reheder, D. Fischer, K. Heckert, B. Ciese, D. Hicks, C. Martin. JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD FIRST ROW: D. Jensen, C. Engelke, D. Admire, D. Breckwald, P. Syndergaard, M. Reinfeld, J. Haht, S. Brink, R. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mr. White, K. Martin, B. Peterson, M. Reheder, M. Reheder, D. Adams, D. Tripet, B. Ciese, M. Reinfeld, Coach Conard. THIRD ROW: R. Daum, D. Orthman, D. Hill, D. Litka, L. Virgil, S. Flinders, T. VanOverbeke, L. Dau, D. Johannsen, S. Carnahan. 20 TIGERS ON THE MOVE Wayne Haht Zeroes-In Mike Hill Threatens a Bulldog Dave Swendson Grabs A Pass BASKETBALL VARSITY SQUAD FIRST ROW: Manager J. Waggoner, Coach Williams. SECOND ROW: T. Menke, D. Fischer, M. Woolston, L. Swanson, D. Youde, S. Samuelson, P. Mugge, M. Litka, P. Farquhar, D. Hoellwarth, D. Lundquist, S. Reimers, A. Dau. Steve Samuelson Flips-up A Shot Page Sponsored by: SECURITY STATE BANK Sutherland, Iowa Member of the F.D.I.C. 22 JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: L. Hedinger, D. Rehder, R. Negus, K. Heckert, D. Hicks, S. Selk, D. Farquhar. SECOND ROW: D. Edwards, B. Moore, J. Peterson, Coach Becker, S. Mathern, D. Schultz, K. Hoyne. The Sutherland Tigers finished the 1968-1969 basketball season with a disappointing record. In a major rebuilding year, only two seniors, Paul Mugge and Dennis Lundquist, started most games. As a result, the junior-dominated squad under head coach, Cary Williams, was unable to succeed against rugged opposi- tion in the Sioux Valley Conference. Having to play the undefeated Class A State Champions, Paullina, three times did not improve the Tiger's record. Of course, second-place in the conference was captured by Alta, a team that advanced within one game of entering the field of eight at the State Championship. Despite this major opposition, the Tigers always managed to entertain their loyal fans with their spirit and determination, winning seven games and losing twelve. As an indication of his fine shooting and rebounding, Paul Mugge was placed on the Second-Team All Sioux Valley Conference. The Junior Var- sity squad completed a successful season, winning half of its games. Several of the freshman and sopho- more players are expected to challenge the varsity members for positions next year. Only the knee in- jury to their big center, Kim Heckert, kept Coach Becker's Jr. Tigers from an even better record. Sev- enth and Eighth Grade Teams completed a very successful basketball season, following an undefeated football campaign. Under the direction of their head coach, Doug Conrad, the Calumet Indians handily defeated several teams from the Sioux Valley Conference, losing a combined total of only three games. 23 EIGHTH GRADE BASKET BALI, FIRST ROW: J. Jalas, D. Breckwald, M. Reheder, L. Dau, D. Orthman. SECOND ROW: Coach Conard, D. Litka, S. Vander Sluis, D. Adams. THIRD ROW: M. Reinfeld, B. Petersen, C. Engelke. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: R. Johnson, M. Reheder, T. VanOverbeke, S. Carnahan, D. Triplett. SECOND ROW: B. Cox, J. Haht, Coach Conard, D. Adams. 24 rHE : TIGER TRACK TEAM The Sutherland track team completed a very successful season, despite the number of inexperienced underclassmen on the squad. This year the field-events men accumulated many of the points earned at the various meets. Dan Joines and Steve Steele, throw- ing the discus and shot-put respectively, were able to establish new record marks at many track meets. Neither one, however, was able to break the local high school record. Paul Mugge achieved his best performance at Cherokee when he set a new school record in the pole vault by clearing twelve feet. The climax of the season occurred when the team won the champion- ship trophy for the second straight year at the Hawk Relays at Hartley. Four members of the track team were able to qualify for the State Track Meet and traveled to Cedar Rapids, only to be nearly washed away in a heavy downpour. Next year, the team is expected to be much stronger in the running events with the re- turn of experienced members. Page Sponsored by: THE SUTHERLAND COURIER Your Hometown Newspaper Sutherland, Iowa FIRST ROW: J. Waggoner, K. Sump, M. Lindstrom, M. Hill, K. Sump, T. Powell. SECOND ROW: D. Shulz, R. Negus, Coach Becker, J. Petersen, K. Logan. THIRD ROW: J. Hoeppner, D. Reheder, D. Hicks, S. Selk, A. Dau, B. Warren. FOURTH ROW: S. Steele, D. Joines, P. Mugge, P. Farquhar, B. Lindstrom, B. Fischer. 25 SUTIIERLAND THINCLADS Field Events Paul Mugge--Pole Vault Dan Fischer Steve Steele (Pole Vault) (Shot Put) Dan Joines--Discus 880 Relay Doug Hicks John Hoeppner Ron Negus Mike Hill Dan Joines Releases the Discus John Hoeppner Leads the Field To the Finish The managers for the Sutherland Tigers this past season included Ted Powell, Jim Waggoner, and Steve Bierman, These students are a valuable asset to any team's successful season. After devoting long hours providing equip- ment to the football basketball, and track team, the team managers maintain uniforms, keep records, and run errands for the coaches. Always accompanying the squad to any of its games, the managers become as valuable as the team starters. 26 JR. HIGH TRACK SQUAD The Calumet Indians won the Junior High Track Championship at Paullina. They also finished strongly at a tough meet at Cherokee. EIGHTH GRADE TEAM FIRST ROW: B. Bryant, D. Grover, D. Brechwald, G. Engelke. SECOND ROW: G. Warren, D. Hill, D. Johannsen. THIRD ROW: M. Rehder, S. Flinders, G. Dau, R. Daum. Seventh Grade Team FIRST ROW: D. Jensen, D. Harris, D. Triplett, R. Johnson. SECOND ROW: D. Hill, T. Van Overbeke, J. Haht. THIRD ROW: M. Rehder, S. Carnahan. 27 1968 SUMMER BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW (L. to R.): K. Hoyne, D. Farquhar, M. Haye, M. Hill, K. Sump, S. Hill. SECOND ROW: 5. Selk, C. Johnson, J. Nitz, D. Swendsen, D. Stanford. THIRD ROW: D. Lundquist, E. Cacek M Litka R. Ahrens, P. Farquhar. NOT PRESENT: N. Lange, D. Hoellwarth. The 1968 Summer Baseball Team won the Sioux Valley Conference Championship with a seven and one record. The squad, under the direction of Coach Becker, swept past its major opposition--Sanborn and Aurelia—in winning undisputed first place. With the battery of pitcher Roger Ahrens and catcher Denny Lundquist, as well as the timely hitting and fielding of Noel Lange, Steve Hill, Doug Stanford, and Cary Johnson, the Tigers posted one of their best overall records in the school's history. This is a remarkable success when one considers that some of the team members often worked long, hard hours at their sum- mer jobs before coming to play baseball. This Page Sponsored by: THE ROBERT F. GREEN AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds Home, Auto, Fire, Theft Sutherland, Iowa 28 CHEERLEADERS ROOST SPIRIT Darla Natalie Coleen Paula The high school cheerleaders devote much time to developing school spirit. They make posters to put in the halls before games. They have a pep meeting the day of a game, besides leading the student body in cheers for each game. They decorate the gym for homecoming and plan a pep meeting for the entire school in the afternoon. D. Hill, S. Dau, P. Adams, D. Frerk, N. Frolkey, C. Jalas, S. Honsbruch, W. Jalas. 29 Sue Debby Shirleen Wilma INDIAN BOOSTERS TOP TO BOTTOM: T. Wunder, A. Alexan- der, L. Reimers, S. Peters. 30 TOP TO BOTTOM: M. Flindere, M. Burge- sen, L. Linstrom, T. Foley. STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hill, W. Frolkey, P. Farquhar, J. Dau (President), Mr. Stanford (Advisor), P. Mugge, B. Giese, M. Rehder. The Student Council is composed of seven members and one advisor. Members included in the organization are the president and a representative of each class, a rep- resentative-at-large, and the Student Council President. The activities of this group are varied. This year the Student Council again sponsored the Homecoming Dance and sold pins to promote the school spirit. At Christmas, the council presented a movie, The Battle of the Coral Sea, to the student body. In March, the school swing band, The Blue Pearls, provided the music for another school dance. The final activity of the Student Council was presented on May 21, 1969. This was Senior Send-Off Day. The program opened with the reading of the class history and the class proph- ecies. The Double Mixed Quartet sang, and humorous skits were presented. 32 ROYALTY AT THE HOMECOMING DANCE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hill, N. Frolkey, P. Johannsen, Mr. Bird, P. Mugge, M. Rehder, C. Bandholz. On May 5, 1969, eight new members were initiated into the Sutherland chapter of the National Honor Society. All members are selected by the high school faculty according to their qualities of Scholarship, Service, Lead- ership, and Character. The Honor Society consists of a maximum of fifteen percent seniors, ten percent jun- iors, and five percent sophomores. These people must have a 90 percent or above grade average. Officers Paul Mugge--President Mike Hill—Vice President Natalie Frolkey--Secretary Pam Johannsen--Treasurer Announcing New Members New Members Connie Rehder Dan Joines Rosezanna Ray Ron jalas Table at Reception Honoring New Members Paula Farquhar Colleen Jalas Marcia Brink Brian Steele The Eight New Members SPEECH FIRST ROW: K. Petersen, T. Menke, S. Houldsen, S. Seyer. SECOND ROW: V. Harris, B. Steele, C. Warren. THIRD ROW: W. Menke, A. Dau. District speech contest was held at Orange City. Only five were able to go and two of these received a Division I rating to go to State Speech Contest at Lake Mills. The two were Cheryl Warren, who re- ceived a Division II rating for her dramatic declamation, and Tim Menke, who received a Division I rating in radio news announcing. The winter storm on the day of contest stopped many students from participating. FT A FIRST ROW: J. VanOverbeke--Historian, S. Alexander--Secretary, J. Selk—President, L. Johannsen— Vice President, Mr. Marshall--Advisor, Connie Rehder--Treasurer. SECOND ROW: P. Cox, T. Havlik, J. Engelke, C. Nelson, P. Farquhar, S. Houldson, K. Kummerfeld, C. Warren. L. Darr. J. Segelke. THIRD ROW: B. Steele, P. Farquhar, S. Selk. 34 ENGINEERS CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Muggc, J. Fisch, L. Edwards, M. Rehder. SECOND ROW: J. Nitz, D. Joines, K. Heckert. THIRD ROW: P. Mugge, B. Fisch, Mr. Marshall. TIGER ECHO FIRST ROW: M. Jalas, T. Zahrens, P. Johannsen--Editor, P. Mugge, J. Selk, K. Rehder. SECOND ROW: J. Segelke, C. Rehder, P. Mathem, J. Waggoner, R. Ray, K. Petersen, Mr. Peelen, D. Swendsen, D. Frerk, M. Hill, C. Dau, M. Wede. 35 “S” CLUB The Letter-Club carries on many activities during the school year. Membership in the club is achieved by winning a major award in either football, basketball, track, or baseball. By sponsoring professional wrestling matches and through a slave auction, money was earned to buy track hurdles and other athletic equipment for the school. Such well-known wrestlers as Reggie Parks, The Masked Avenger, Mike Farmer, and the Mad Rus- sian entertained the large crowd at the high school auditorium with their rough and tumble antics. Spirited auctioneering led to high prices paid for four hours of slave labor by the local athletes. Jobs for these unfortu- nate members ranged from raking lawns to unloading freight. Of course, many fathers were bid-up on the price they had to pay in order to obtain the services of their son. 36 CONCERT FIRST ROW: E. Powell, J. Saienga, S. Nelson. SECOND ROW: S. Neilsen, J. Negus S. Honsbruch, N. Weale, S. Templer, T. Wunder, P. Mugge, J. Engelke. THIRD ROW: K. Ku mm erf eld, M. Wede, S. Lenhart, A. Menke, J. Austin, M. Rehder, D. Amendt, B. Steele, R. Orthmann. FOURTH ROW: D. Orthmann, J. Mugge, J. Kaiser, S. Steele, D. Mathera, J. Petersen, T. Zahren, D. Swendsen, Mr. Hoyne (Director). FRONT: P. Adams. SECOND ROW: S. ROW: J. Skarr, P. Mathern, B. Engelke. Dau, J. Martin, S. Templer, E. Powell. THIRD BAND FIRST ROW: C. Amendt, S. Raper, D. Hicks. SECOND ROW: A. Flinders, S. Jensen, V. Clark, S. Alexander, S. Peters, D. Sickelka, K. Sump, C. Nelson. THIRD ROW: S. Rie- mers, C. Bandholz, D. Hicks, T. Straub, L. Riemers, V. Clark, W. Frolkey, P. Adams, P. Johannsen, N. Frolkey. FOURTH ROW: D. Youde, J. Nitz, M. Sickelka, K. Petersen, K. Heckert, J. Waggoner, K. Hoyne, D. Fredericksen. The band gave two concerts this year, on March 5 and April 30. They performed at pregame before every football game and at halftime for each game. The band went to Vermillion to participate in Dakota Days. They marched in the morning parade and watched the football game in the afternoon. This year the Large Group Music Contest was held at Sutherland. All the band students helped with the contest, and the band received a Division I rating. The band also played at Commencement Exercises. To end the year, the band members enjoyed £ picnic at the Lakes on May 29. 39 THE BLUE PEARLS FRONT ROW: J. Mugge, P. Johannsen, N. Frolkey, C. Nelson, K. Sump, J. Kaiser, T. Zahrens. BACK ROW: M. Rehder, C. Bandhalz, R. Orthman, R. Jalas, J. Waggoner, D. Orthman. Each year the dance band adds to school activities. The group both played and sang at various times throughout the two nights of Swing Show. Under the direction of Mr. Hoyne, the 14 members provided further entertain- ment this year by playing at the Student Council fund raising dance. The group practices every Friday morning at 7:30 and plays all types of music. They wear blue blazers with black skirts or pants. 40 SWING CHOIR FIRST ROW: B. Steele. SECOND ROW: J. Selk, C. Jalas, P. Adams, J. Martin. THIRD ROW: S. Honsbruch, N Weale D Mathem, T. Powell, S. Riemers. FOURTH ROW: J. Engelke, D. Stammer, S. Alexander, D. Hicks, D.’Swendsen, D. Joines, E. Cacek. Rhythm:T. Zahrens--Drums, D. Orthmann-String Bass, J. Mugge Piano. The twenty members of the Swing Choir under the direction of Mr. Zevenbergen provide entertainment several dme dS th“year. They sing two nights at Swing Show, and they also sang at the Spring Vocal Concert The r dng vadous types of music including many popular hits. The girk wear satin formal with white skim and blue bodices. The boys wear white dinner jackets with blue ascots that match the girlsi fonnals. The gr p practices every Wednesday morning at 7:30. They spend much time m the fall getting ready to perform at Swing Show. 41 MIXED CHORUS Practice for Mixed Chorus is usually held on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday the Chorus practices late in the afternoon. The group works on music ranging from classical to the very modern. 7 42 GLEE CLUBS FIRST ROW: I. Selk, S. Honsbruch, C. Reheder, K. Reheder, V. Harris, J. Negus, W. Frolkey, D. Watterson, C. Jalas M Jalas, J. Segelke. SECOND ROW: N. Weale, C. Maurer, M. Brink, J. Martin, K. Petersen, D. Litka, L. Johannsen, D. Mathem, J. Engelke, S. Raper, N. Frolkey, B. Engelke. THIRD ROW: M. Edwards, R. Schueder, C. Amendt, P. Adams, S. Neilsen, S. Alexander, L. Kas, J. Skaar, S. Dau, R. Ray, P. Sholly. FOURTH ROW: P. Cox, T. Havlik, J. Damrau, E. Powell, J. Fischer, P. Johannsen, P. Farguhar, M. Daum, K. Kummerfeld, S. Templer. At the State Music Contest held at Sutherland this year, the Mixed Chorus and both the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs received Division 1 ratings. An outstanding performance. FIRST ROW: T. Menke, M. Woolston, C. Bandholz, S. Reimers, A. Dau, M. Reheder, J. Waggoner, K. Hoyne. SECOND ROW: D. Hicks, B. Steele, T. Ceiser, D. Raper, E. Cacek, S. Steele, J. Kaiser, S. Selk, D. Watterson. THIRD ROW: J. Nitz, T. Powell, M. Litka, K. Heckert, R. Orthmann, D. Joines, D. Swendsen, J. Fisch. 43 HOME EC CLUB FIRST ROW: B.Engelke, J. Segelke, R. Schueder, P. Sholly, R. Ray, S. Raper, C. Amendt, S. Honsbruch, J. Selk, M. Jalas, C. Schuknect, M. Edwards. SECOND ROW: S. Anderson, S. Dau, J. Skarr, P. Mathem, W. W. Frolkey, K. Rehder, S. Seyer, N. Crauer, L. Kas, P. Cox, S. Nelson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Ankerstjeme, T. Hav- lik, D. Watterson, K. Rehder, K. Petersen, K. Kummerfeld, M. Brink, M. Daum, C. Warren, J. Martin, C. Jalas, C. Rehder. FOURTH ROW: J. Damrau, C. Faust, L. Johannsen, P. Adams, P. Farquhar, P. johannsen, J. Fischer, C. Stammer, E. Powell, S. Dau, S. Clark. OFFICERS President.......... Vice President . . . , Sec ret a ry - Tre asur e r Reporter........... Judy Selk Judy Segelke Mary Jalas Pam Johannsen The Home-Ec Club is a new organization in the Sutherland Community High School. Nearly fifty high school girls from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes are members. The club is not limited to just those students taking a home economics course, but allows all girls in high school to have the op- portunity to discover better personal and home-living habits. Monthly meetings are held presenting guest speakers or special demonstrations prepared by the girls themselves. At one meeting, for example, a loca, beautician illustrated helpful grooming hints on hair care and hair styling. Just before Christ- mas, the club members worked on home-made decorations which they used to decorate the hallways and library of the high school building. This new school organization, under its advisor, Mrs. Ankerst- jerne, should prove to be a valuable addition to the educational process of these young ladies. riGERETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Segelke, K. Reheder, C. Maurer, S. Dau, P. Frank, T. Havlik, L. Johannsen, K. Reheder, C. Reheder, V. Harris, C. Stammer, P. Farguhar, M. Brink, D. Litka, M. jalas, J. Selk, M. Daum. ADVISORS: Mr. Zevenbergen and Mr. Hoyne. The Sutherland Tigerettes Drill Team actively performs at many activities all year long. These seventeen girls practice many hours after school perfecting their precision marching and snappy routines. Using a drum and recorded music, the girls are able to perform at the halftime activities of football and basketball games. Each girl is selected for the Drill Team from try-outs held at the end of the past school year. With their black uniforms and boots and their orange pom-poms, the unit creates a striking appearance whenever it performs. The highlight of this year's activities was a special performance at the Orange City Tulip Time Parade. Despite cold and rainy weather, the girls were able to perform their routine in the town hall. A special treat for the girls after their performance was a meal at the Sioux Center Holland House. 45 Performing ON Sutherland's Main Street Captain Connie Reheder THE HOMECOMINC This Page Sponsored by: FARMERS COOPERATIVE CO. Felco Feeds--Fertilizer-- Bulk Feeds--Grain Storage 141 N. Main Paullina 448-3412 Darla Frerk Paul Mugge The 1968 Homecoming was held on October 11, 1968 against the Milford Pioneers. The loss of the football game to Milford was the only event that detracted from the success of the day. A warm, fall afternoon provided a perfect setting for the coronation of the Homecoming King and Queen. Feelings of suspense and happiness ran through the crowd covering one side of the football field as they watched Jan Dau and Dan joines elected the 1968 Home- coming Royalty by a vote of the high school student body. 46 Donna Mathem Steve Steele 1968 ROYALTY This Page Sponsored by: PAULINE BUILDING SUPPLY Sutherland, Iowa Eldred Pauling, Owner Phone 446-3458 Mary Jalas Mile Hill Following the coronation ceremonies, the cheerleaders conducted a pep rally. With the Sutherland High School Tiger Marching Band providing the music and with Jerry Becker (the football coach) and Mrs. Oscer Adams (the alumni representative) presenting pep-talks, the whole afternoon culminated when the Home- coming parade of class floats was led downtown by the football squad, riding on the fire en- gines. After the football game, a Homecoming dance was held for the students, alumni, and friends of the Sutherland Community High School. Karla Reheder Ron Jalas 47 HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES Destination Defeat First Place Float Senior Class We've Got the Combination Second Place Float Seventh and Eighth Grade Sock It to 'em Tigers Third Place Float Freshmen Class The Tiger Marching Band Pro- vides Pep Music The 1968 Royalty The Cheerleaders Boost Home- coming Spirit Look At Those Eyes ! Looks Like We'll Dunk 'em, Donut? Junior Class We'll Coach a Victory Sophomore Class KING AND QUEEN OF 1968 Queen Jan Dau King Dan Joines SETTING THE PACE FOR THE BIG GAME 'Coach Becker Speaks 1968 Homecoming Royalty A Lot of Watching, Not Much Work 50 'Busy Stuffing Paper' HOMECOMING DAN Cl Bringing In Refreshments A Favorite Spot Following the Homecoming game, the students, alumni, and friends were invited to the Homecom- ing Dance held in the high school auditorium. Under the colorful decorations completed by the high school cheerleaders, those fans in attendance viewed the presentation of the royal court and the coach's introduction of the football squad. The dance provided a fitting climax to an exciting day for Sutherland Community High School. The Homecoming King and Queen 51 THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS “A SKELETON WALKS' CAST Dr. Harold Fersig Elaine Blair Mrs. Madge Embrey Kinks Embrey Bobby Embrey Bill Clayton Anne Rowell Mrs. Eliza Hubbard Ollie Hubbard Mrs. Lilia Donahue . Paul Mugge . Judy Selk . . Pam Johannsen Natalie Frolkey . Mike Hill Mark Mugge . Donna Mathem . Joe Kaiser . Stephanie Seyer . Mary Jalas STAGE CREW Ray Brechwald Terry Johannsen Dave Swendsen Ron Bierman Director Assistant Director . Miss Kruger . Connie Rehder FIRST ROW: J. Selk, D. Mathem, M. Hill, C. Rehder, M. Jalas. SECOND ROW: Miss Krger, R. Bierman, P. Johannsen, R. Brechwald, N. Frolkey, S. Seyer. THIRD ROW: M. Mugge, D. Swendsen, P. Mugge, T. Johann- sen, J. Kaiser. 52 The Senior Class play was presented in October. The plot of this mystery-comedy is laid in a lonely old house situated on a small island connected to the mainland by only one bridge. To this deserted place come Elaine Blair, her lawyer-fiance, and her mother to look over the property which Elaine has inherited at her uncle's death. To their surprise they find the house in the possession of a suave and mysterious physician, Dr. Fersig, by his sinister housekeeper and her deaf-mute son. The old house is worthless, but both Elaine and Dr. Fersig know that a large sum of money is secreted somewhere on the premises. Thinking the visitors have left the island, and wanting to search for the money unmolested, Dr. Fersig directs the deaf-mute to blow up the bridge. But to his chagrin they return, having stopped at an old well on the island to eat a picnic supper. Because the bridge is destroyed, they decide to spend the night in the old house. And now things begin to happen. Strange, ethereal noises are heard. A skeleton walks through the dim shadows of the house. Elaine suddenly disappears. Bill her fiance makes a strange discovery. Dr. Fersig is captured as a criminal, and the money is found. Are you sure you are ok? I'm scared, I don't want to go outside anymore. 1 thought I heard a thumping noise. The Lady of the House? Listen, I hear footsteps. 53 SAY IT WITH MUSIC Say It With Music Wildcat Medley Cabaret Who Can I Turn To 54 FALL SW ING SHOW •• 55 Refreshment selling during intermission. Canadian Sunset I'HE |UNIOR THE WORM CLASS PRESENTS SHALL SQUIRM” CAST EXTRAS Homer Dunhagen.................................Tim Menke Sandy Nelson Bertha Dunhagen...........................janer Fischer Paul Farquhar Leroy Dunhagen............................Randy Orthmann Joyce Skarr Rosemary Dunhagen.........................Paula Adams Phyllis Dunhagen........................Paula Farquhar STAGE CREW Mrs. Brunhiele Burton...................Theresa Havlik Jenny Burton................................Judy Segelke Arlene Dau Penny Burton...............................Kathy Rehder Keith Logan Diane..................................Ladonna Johannsen Paul Farquhar Mr. McDonald............................Charles Bandholz Rash Hudson..................................Mike Rehder Asst. Director . . . Reporter...................................Mark Woolston Rosezanna Ray Director . . . Miss Kruger FIRST ROW: S. Nelson, T. Havlik, L. Johannsen, Miss Kruger, P. Adams, R. Ray, J. Segelke. SECOND ROW: P. Farquhar, K. Logan, T. Menke, J. Waggoner, M. Rehder, J. Fischer. THIRD ROW: A. Dau, C. Bandholz, R. Orthmann, P. Farquhar, M. Woolston. 56 PLAY SCENES Hello, Buzzy. You here again. Well, maybe I haven't always been fair--but she exaggerated! The Junior Class Play was held on March 14. The comedy in three acts revolves around the Dunhas«n far - Mr Dunhacen is the high school principal. He is threatened by a revolt of the students when he installs new rams in the school. Things really start heppening when Mr. thinhagen lets his son Leroy and his frien Buzzy become the principals of the school. The family is almost forced to leave town make Phyllis writes anonymous letters to the newspaper criticizing the way her father is running t °h „ a matters worse, Phyllis goes on nation wide television to criticize her father. Things are straightened out when reporter from LIFT magazine comes to report on the Dunhagen family. Anxiously waiting for a cue. 57 You know, being a principal isn't the breeze I thought it would be. MUSIC DIVISION I RATINGS IN VOCAL MADRIGAL CRReL:di?' sr0 7l’ T'pMie ke’ ]' Riem®rs- M- Brink. D- Watterson, W. Frolkey, K. Hoyne. BACK: C. Reheder, S. Steele, P. Johannsen, R. Orthmann, S. Neilsen, J. Kaiser, S. Alexander. GIRL'S TRIO ACCOMPANISTS S. Alexander, N. Frolkey, P. Johannsen. J. Mugge, S. Alexander, L. Reimers, S. Honsbruch. SOLOISTS S. Steele T. Menke R. Orthmann ENSEMBLES and instrumental music SOLOISTS S. Steele N. Frolkey K. Hoyne BARITONE QUARTET BRASS QUARTET J. Mugge, S. Steele, J. Kaiser, J. Martin. C. Bandholz, R. Jalas, K. Hoyne, R. Orthmann. SOLO TRUMPET TRIO SOLO C. Bandholz M. Reheder, C. Bandholz, R. Orthmann. R. Orthmann ISLE OF GOLDEN DREAMS On the tropical Isle of Golden Dreams, the Junior-Senior Prom highlighted the final social event of the year. While eating a delicious island banquet prepared by Lange's of Paullina, the seniors and faculty members en- joyed the tropical setting of palm trees, colorful murals, and a waterfall completed by the members of the Junior Class. Waiters and Waitresses from the Sophomore Class provided additional local color in their authentic island costumes. After an entertaining program, the Midnight Sons completed a perfect evening with their dance music. 60 'the Midnight Sons Putting-Up Streamers Artistic Wall-Murals A Local Native The Dance Floor PROGRAM H--Hawaiian Koma Moi (Mike Rehder) A--An Island Mahalo (Mike Hill) W--Whispering Palms (V. Harris G C. Stammer) A--Aloha Hoi (Mr. Rhode) I— Ideals of the Isle (Mr. Stanford) Page Sponsored by: LANGES CAFE Phone 448-3724 Paullina, Iowa 1-- Isle of Golden Songs (M. Brink G W. Frolkey) MENU Tropical Punch Surfers' Supreme Lilikoi Taro G Papa Poi Island Dream Cocoanut Milk The Hula-Hula 61 LIFE AT S.H.S. 62 I CLASSES JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President--M. Rehder V. President--S. Dau Secretary--L. Johannsen Treasurer--K. Rehder The Junior Class consists of 48 members. Mr. Essick and Mrs. Ankerstjerne are the class sponsors. Some of the classes open to the Juniors are chemistry, al- gebra, American History, English, typing, Spanish, homemaking, shop, and shorthand. The Junior Class puts on the Junior-Senior Prom for the Seniors. They make money during the year by operating the con- cession at the basketball games. The class also helped in the food stand at state music contest. The Juniors spend all day on the Friday preceeding prom to decorate the gym. Hurry up or we won't get done in time for prom. FIRST ROW: M. Anderson, S. Nelson, J. Skarr, K. Rehder, T. Havlik, P. Adams, N. Weale, C. Jalas, S. Templer, P. Cox, R. Ray, J. Segelke. SECOND ROW: J. Waggoner, R. Lenz, M. Daum, J. Damraw, P. Farquhar, J. Fischer, L. Johannsen, K. Kummerfeld, K. Sump, B. Haht, T. Menke. THIRD ROW: K. Logan, J. Martin, J. Hoeppner, . Dau, E. Nelson, T. Abrahamson, M. Woolston, L. Swanson, D. Fischer, E. Florine, M. Rehder, D. Dailey. FOURiH ROW: D. Virgil, T. Gieser, E. Cacek, D. Hoewarth, R. Orthmann, S. Samuelson, M. Litka, P. Farquhar, J. Klin- ker, D. Youde, C. Bandholz. 64 SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President--! . Ciese V. President--D. Neilsen Secretary-Treasurer--S. S. Honsbruch There are 42 members in the Sophomore Class. Mr. Frolkey and Mr. Mouw are the class sponsors. The Sophomores are required to take biology, world history, physical educa- tion, and English. They may also take geometry, music ap- preciation, general math, and Spanish. As Sophomores, the class starts earning money for prom by raking leaves in the park and by selling candy at noon. This year they had a food stand at state music con- test. Raking the park is hard work. There is always a long line at the food stand at music contest. FIRST ROW: M. Edwards, R. Schueuder, S. Honsbruch, S. Raper, S. Warren, L. Kas, S. Dau, C. Arnendt, P. Sholly, C. Schuknecht, B. Engelke. SECOND ROW: J. Negus J EngeIke M Brink C. Maurer, E Powell, D Litka, S. Clark, J. Martin, D. Watterson, V. Harris, R. Cox. THIRD ROW: Mr. Frolkey, T. Straub, R.Hill, K. Hoyne, K. Sump, M. Haye, D. Stammer, S. Selk, M. Horstman, D. Farquhar, T. Sholly, Mr. Mouw. FOURTH ROW: G. Martin, R. Kruse, J. Fisch, S. Mathem, J. Nitz, K. Heckert, B. Giese, D. Draper, D. Hicks, D. Neilsen, B. Steele. 65 NINTH GRADE FIRST ROW: J. Handy, W. Jalas, A. Flinders, V. Clark, D. Hicks, S. Lenhart, A. Menke, L. Darr, S. Jensen S m ' ’ P' HU . C: F°ley- E OND °W: N- Reader, L. Draper, D. Ebel, S. Parson, R. Nelson, R. Ciese, T. Hoppe, K. Sump, J. Kruse, K. Barry, S. Vlaming, P. Hurtig. THIRD ROW: R. Gary, G. Klinker, R Negus M We FOURTH8ROW D FH B- Lindstrom. D. Rehder, M. Lindstrom, D. Schultz, j. Petersen! B.‘ Si kHkaF rU TPlRO'u. c' “wards S'e'le’ D- Fnedncksen, L. Hedinger, M. Sickelka, C. Hembd, D. Sickelka, R. Schuknecht, S. Bierman, C. Schueder, J. Weber, P. Sholly. EIGHTH GRADE IRST ROW; J. Brown, D. Watterson, V. Clark, M. VanOverbeke, E. Draper, S. Peters, S. Clark, N. Flourine, L. DlumelD i G' MHV' DailcV� T- Sholly. SECOND ROW: D. Orthmann, M. Rehder, R. c ’uV V‘tuIdEA D un,nSnn’,S ninderS J- DraP r S- VanderSluis, L. Dau, D. Hill, D. Johannsen, T. whpfd. ’ ,S r h 1; IHIRD R°]V:I R' JSaienSa- E- Barry, A. Alexander, M. Zahrens, S. Neilsen, • Fl clj J- G‘«e, K. Kramme, H. Jalas, M. Sickelka, T. Wunder, B. Massman, N. Hembd. FOURTH ROW- B F a� '?LKnKT ln,i ' Gx7Unr, J‘r,?iaS’ G Warren B- Petersen, D. Brechwald, D. Adams, B. Giese, S. Draper, G. tngelke, D. Templer, M. Reinfeld. ' 66 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: N. Sampson, J. Powell, S. Sholly, D. Lenz, D. Warren, S. Raper, D. Lenhart, T. Foley. SECOND ROW: J. Brookfield, M. Flinders, B. Woolston, D. Jennings, N. Kuehl, C. Bird, L. Frangenberg, M. Burgesen, L. Lindstrom. THIRD ROW: W. Riebesell, D. Triplett, M. Reheder, T. VanOverbeke, S. Carnahan, D. Moermond, M. Rienfeld, P. Syndergard. FOURTH ROW: D. Amendt, R. Johnson, D. Harris, D. Wunder, J. Haht, D. Admire, S. Brink, B. Cox, D. Jensen. JUNIOR HIGH BAND FIRST ROW: D. Hicks, A. Alexander, D. Watterson, M. Zahren. SECOND ROW: J. Saienga, S. Lenhart, A. Menke, D. Fredericksen, S. Bierman, D. Adams, S. Brink. THIRD ROW: D. Admire, J. Austin, T. Wunder, D. Sickelka, S. Peters, D. Jennings, S. Jensen, V. Clark, V. Clark, J. Mugge, D. Orthman. FOURTH ROW: T. Foley, J. Powell, D. Brechwald, D. Moermond, M. Rehder, J. Petersen, R. Negus, S. Vander Sluis, Mr. Hoyne, M. Sickelka, L. Riemers, D. Wunder, D. Edwards, M. Bryant. 67 JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS % FIRST ROW: J. Brown D. Watterson, D. Hill, D. Hicks, V. Clark, S. Peters, L. Reimers, S. Jensen, S. Schuknecht, L Darr, M. VanOverbeke, W. Jalas, C. Foley. SECOND ROW: B. Bryant, R. Johnson, C. Engelke, R. Steele, D. Admire, D. Harris, D. Wunder, C. Warren, W. Riebesel, D. Friedrechsen, J. Weber, M. Reinfeld, S. Brink, D. Amendt. THIRD ROW: N. Flourine, J. Saienga, A. Alexander, M. Zahren, H. Jalas, M. Fisch, D. Ebel, S. Niel- sen, K. Bairy L. Wunder, S. Lenhart, N. Reheder, A. Menke, D. Jennings. FOURTH ROW: M. Reheder, D. Orth- man, M. Lindstrom, J. Peterson, T. Schueder, D. Schultz, B. Lindstrom, J. Mugge, D. Litka, T. VanOverbeke, M. Reheder, D. Triplett, D. Moermond. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS GLEE FIRST ROW: J. Powell, W. Jalas, D. Watterson, J. Austin, S. Sholly, M. VanOverbeke, D. Lenhart, J. Brown, C. Foley, T. Foley, T. Sholly. SECOND ROW: S. Raper, L. Darr, S. Schuknect, V. Clark, D. Hicks, D. Hill, L. Lindstrom. THIRD ROW: N. Florine, M. Sickelka, B. Massman, L. Reimers, J. Saienga, A. Menke, M. Zahren, N. Hembd, S. Lenhart, A. Alexander, D. Jennings. FOURTH ROW: N. Reheder, H. Jalas, S. Neilsen, M. Fisch. D. Ebel, K. Barry, J. Wunder, N. Kuehl, C. Bird, D. Woolston, M. Burgeson. 68 SIXTH FIRST ROW: M. Dailey, D. Durst, C. Schueder, L. Carnahan, P. Krekow, R. Abrahamson, P. Cacek, J. Tnple ■ M. Hoeppner, L. McCormack. SECOND ROW: T. Rohwer, L. Coettsch, J- He mbs, J. Weber, M. Syndergaard R. Steele, K. Petersen, L. Weathers, S. Menke, J. Youde, C. Handy. THIRD ROW: Mr. P. Lubbe ' Rusch, R. Clark, C. Schueder, L. Daum, S. Bird, D. Cox, T. Pearson, ). Martin, J. Ha verson, Mrs. C Cooper FOURTH ROW: P. Rahbusch, J. Mugge, K. Havlik, R. Hoyne, G. Giese, R. Vander Sluts, D. Waggoner, D. Jo , E. Mathern, N. Kruckenburg, D. Shriver and K. Hagen not present. FIRST ROW: L. Leonard, J. Hembd, A. Jensen, J. Rienfeld, J. Brown C. Moermond, K. Nellis, M. F°ley, L. Burns, D. Mueller, Q. Schueder. SECOND ROW: G. Maurer, B. Wallentine, R. Krekow,1V Clark,!D. Watterson, K. Rehder, M. Negus, T. Faust, N. Jurgenson, B. Triplett, D. Menke, B. Amendt. THIRD ROW: Mrt. Burgeson, G. Shmidt, T. Miller, S. Flinders, J. Jensen, M. Fischer, L. Laurson, B. Schuknecht, R. Mugge, R. Rienfeld, . Tjossen, Mrs. Pingel. FOURTH ROW: S. Austin, J. Sickelka, M. Draper, R. Draper, I. Daum, J. Franzenburg, N. Vleming, S. Sickelka, E. Otten, B. Woodyard, T. Schimmer. 59 FOURTH SEC0ND°R0:wD'RH%e,lPTr’ v,R?hrerJ Ba,hrkL' Raper T- Steffen 1 Meredith- c- Clark, P. Foley, j. Mugge. strfm ? R' SchuhTm Joou?keoka L DaU’ S' Rahbusch- F Burgeson, R. Daum, K. Lindstrom, S. Lind- strom, G. Schoenernan. THIW) ROW: R. Frangenberg, V. Clark, D. Moore, A. Engelke, J. Bird, C. Lenhart I Jennet, j. Flonne B. Peck, Mrs. Brown. FOURTH ROW: T. White, j. Jennings, S. Bina, j. Rahbusch, J. Kuehl J. Mesner, A. Rehder, T. Fransen, D. Halverson. Not present, Mrs. Fischer. THIRD riRS7R?.W: i7nCO!ttSfhDT' M id,etb C- Schueder, L. Menke, D. Cries, D. Stanford, P. Schimmer, K. Conley XX arnahan D- Davls� L- Burns, D. Litka, D. Dailey. SECOND ROW: D. Nielsen C. Durst A Daum I I PnhJii ROW D A R‘ Ste?le M Ml{f1 S Kruckenberg, M. Crothe, T. Fransen, D. Schriber, S. Rienfeld. THIRD ’ R°. , n' D nv.e?°n’ lenseni R- NageF p. Flinders, D. Watterson, M. Nellis, J. Martin K Rhode D Cacek B S„3h T wP- ? V- Fischer- FOURTH ROW: D- Ri her, R. Rehder J Huiser, D teckeika T ’ Mr RlidW001 ’ L‘ Under’ G- Vander Sluis P- Havlik, K. Jenness, K. Tjossen. Teachers: Mrs. Carpe’nter, 70 SECOND FRONT ROW: T. Brawner, D. Amendt, R. Foley, K. Petersen, K. Jurgensen, S. Woodyard, L. Streufert, L. Ciese, E. Flinders, P. Dailey, L. Wallentine, M. Woodyard. SECOND ROW: M. Conley, T. Bierman, J. Negus, J. Fried- richsen, M. Bach, K. jurgensen, M. Youde, M. Weaver, B. Fiddelke, B. Engelke, D. Sholley, Mrs. Stoterau. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Sweeney, T. Davis, T. Sohn, D. Nagel, C. Nielsen, L. Maas, J. Jensen, J. Hulser, K. Jensen, J. Ciese, D. Dau, M. Weathers, D. Woolston. FOURTH ROW: L. Steele, M. Schueder, R. Craven, B. Rahbusch, K. Rusch, J. Mugge, R. Van Overbeke, M. Fisch, C. Mesner, J. Rahbusch, B. Alexander, D. Butcher, R. Sickelka. FIRST FIRST ROW: K. Jurgensen, L. Faust, M. Swansen, R. Segelke, J. Vander Sluis, J. Curnahan, C. Horstmann, L. Peters, M. Hill, L. Moore, S. Regennitter, C. Back, C. Amendt. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Howey, D. Schuknecht, B. Mauer, R. Miller, T%. Jungjohan, T. Steffen, J. Weber, D. Haht, K. Lindstrom, P. Parsons, J. Sholly, D. Maas, D. Regenitter, Mrs. DeVoss. THIRD ROW: K. Johnson, D. Sweeney, V. Ciese, J. Draper, F. Frangerberg, T. Peter- sen, C. Wunder, J. Brink, R. Steele, M. Shriver, J. Abrahamsen. FOURTH ROW: D. Dau, S. Bina, M. Rahbusch, R. Durst, M. Fischer, L. Samuelson, R. Jones, G. Kuehl, S. Rhode, D. Zevenbergen, S. Haht, K. DeBoom. 7! KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: V. Negus, M. Jennings, D. Miller, L. Abrahamson, C. Horstmann, D. Dau, S. Riebesell. SECOND ROW: M. Nellis, R. Halverson, S. Bina, J. Sickelka, D. Youde, R. Adams, K. Triplett, C. Olhausen. THIRD ROW: D. Moermond, T. Steffens, G. Weaver, Mrs. Martin, J. Burns, J. Ebel, D. Leonard. FRONT ROW: L. Schimmer, D. Lange, P. VanOverbeke, D. Dau, T. Sohn, B. Jurgensen, R. Miller. SECOND ROW: L. Laursen, L. Miller, D. Miller, R. Martin, T. Jungjohann, V. Powell. THIRD: J. Bird, R. Halverson, J. Guthridge, Mrs. Martin, D. Brookfield, W. Jungjohan, D. Rahbusch. Not present, Karen Straumer. 72 SPECIAL CLASS FIRST ROW: C. Hallbauer, J. Wallentine, V. Parson, R. Ross. SECOND ROW: J. Lenz, C. Mesner, R. Scgelke, M. McHugh, Mrs. Stewart. GRADE SCHOOL BAND FRONT ROW: D. Watterson, J. Hembd, D. Menke, A. Jensen, S. Menke, L. McCormack, R. Steele, J. Sickellka. SECOND ROW: G. Giese, R. VanderSluis, J. Mugge, T. Rohwer, J. Hembd, T. Pearson, J. Youde, P. Cacek, K. Rusch, R. Hoyne. THIRD ROW: T. Faust, J. Reinfeld, B. Woodyard, V. Tjossem, V. Clark, G. Schmidt, C. Maurer, B. Reinfeld. STANDING: J. Jensen, K. Rehder, L. Weathers, R. Draper, D. Shnver, R. Mugge, S. Austin, Mr. Hoyne (Director), D. Waggoner, M. Syndergaard, D. Cox, L. Carnahan. NOT PICTURED: G. Maurer, L. Leonard, K. Peterson, D. Sickelka. 73 AUTOGRAPHS AND SNAPS An Injured Player The King and Queen on Homecoming Afternoon The High School Auditorium 74 ADMINISTRATION o ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD The local school board of the Sutherland Community School District are concerned citizens who have consented to serve an important function for the community. In a job which is often open to criticism, these men have developed an educational system which has provided an excellent opportunity for the growth of its young citizens, both mentally and morally. Nearly 90 per cent of Sutherland's graduating class will go on to some type of advanced training. To show its appreciation for the service rendered the school, the yearbook staff presents each member of the school board with a free copy of THE DUKE. The Sutherland Community School System is fortunate to have a talented faculty that is concerned about the achievement of each student. Nine members of the school staff have M.A. Degrees, and several teachers are completing graduate work at summer school and at night school. To continue better public relations, local teachers conduct evening classes for the people of the local community. Each spring, the Sutherland Teacher's Association grants a $400 scholarship to a senior stu- dent who is going to enter the teaching profession. The money for this award is collected through the dues assessed each teacher. Thus, the teachers of the Sutherland Community School System are greatly contributing to the social and educational success of each Sutherland student. Not only are the administration and the faculty important to a successful school system, but the rest of the school staff is equally important. Without the assistance of the school custodians, secretaries, cooks, and bus drivers, the school would not be able to function. These people should be saluted for the long hours and hard work they give to their jobs. Superintendent james Rhode LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. James Rhode, Mr. Leslie Templer, Mr. Richard Hicks, Mr. Burdette Faust, Mr. R. S. McCormack, Mr. Irvin Struve, Mrs. Ray Brechwald. 76 Mr. Willie O. Roemmich Elementary School Principal Mr. Leon R. High School Mr. Thomas A. Conley Junior High Principal Stanford Principal 77 Upper left: Mrs. Cordan Bryant Junior High Remedial Reading Junior High Reading Junior High Spelling Upper right: Mr. Douglas Conard Junior High Social Studies Junior High Coach H.S. Football Scout Middle left: Mrs. Albin Johnson junior High English Junior High Plays Lower right: Mr. James Harvey Junior High Math Lower left: Mr. Donald White Junior High Science Ass't Junior High Coach 78 Upper left: Mrs. Baxter Ankerstjerne Homemaking Sociology Upper right: Miss Barbara Kruger High School English Speech Dramatics Plays Middle left: Mrs. Harvey Geibe Commercial Middle right: Mrs. Lyle Schlenger Art Lower left: Miss Sylvia Grandgeorge Spanish Lower right: Mrs. Don Mott Girl's Physical Education CRA 79 Upper left: Mr. Jerry Becker Football Coach Track Coach Ass't H.S. Basketball Coach Social Studies Upper right: Mr. David Essick Shop Driver's Training Middle left: Mr. Allen Zevenbergen Vocal Music Music Appreciation Middle right: Mr. Ray Marshall Guidance Counselor Lower left: Mr. Kenneth Hoyne Instrumental Music Lower right: Mrs. William Woodall High School Librarian 80 Upper left: Mr. John Bird Commercial Upper right: Mr. Nathan Frolkey High School Science Ol Middle left: Mr. Cary Williams H.S. Basketball Coach Ass't Track Coach Ass't Football Coach Boy's Physical Education High School Typing Middle right: Mr. David Peelen High School English Yearbook School Newspaper Lower left: Mr. James Mouw High School Math Lower right: Mr. Richard Birk High School Math 81 CUSTODIANS FRONT: Mr. Francis Halverson, Center, Mr. Carl Kruse, Mr. Del Litka, BACK: Mr. Burdette Selk, LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Jerry Litka. BUS DRIVERS Mr. Rudy Priegnitz, Mr. Carl Kruse, Mr. Vernon Clark, Mr. Del Litka, Mr. Ray Brechwald, Mr. Francis Halverson, Mr. Burdette Selk, Mr. Larry Gilbert. 82 SECRETARIES: Mrs. Opal Kaiser, Mrs. Rosanna Brechwald. I COOKS: Mrs. Mildred Darr, Mrs. Mildred Jebsen, Mrs. Ora Mesner. The cooks work hard to prepare a good dinner. COOKS: Mrs. Bohrms, Miss Anna Peters ADVERTISING SUTHERLAND LOCKER Complete Service for the Locker Home Freezer Phone 446-3462 Sutherland THE PAUL REVERE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Jim H. Hass--District Manager Phone 295-6551 Peterson, Iowa ROC AND BOB'S ICA MARKET AND MAYTAG LAUNDRY Phone 446-3333 Sutherland THE PETERSON STATE BANK Congratulations Seniors Peterson, Iowa DEKALB Elmer Johannsen Corn--Sorghum--Sudan Crass Phone 446-3409 Sutherland PERRY'S GAMBLE STORE Phone 446-3666 Sutherland BRINK'S BARBER SHOP Harry Brink Sutherland LARRY'S GROCERY Best Wishes Seniors Phone 446-2256 Sutherland FARQUHAR MOTORS Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant Phone 446-2157 Sutherland SOFT WATER SERVICE Tank Exchange, Automatic Rental, Sales Oder Removal Filter, Chlorination POSTMA SERVISSOFT, Paullina HILLMER'S TEXACO Friendly Service Phone 446-3769 Sutherland AMENDT EQUIPMENT COMPANY Brock Grain Bins--Cardinal Augers Lester's Farm Buildings, Madison Silos Phone 446-2212 Sutherland THE COFFEE SHOP Fryne Mueller Phone 446-2140 Sutherland PETERSON CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR CO. Grain--Feed--Seed--Fertilizer Peterson, Iowa 51047 STANDARD SERVICE Don and Chuck Business Phone 446-2156 Residence 446-2121 Sutherland ACM LAUNDRY INC. Good Luck Seniors 12 East Third Street Spencer, Iowa SUTHERLAND FARMER'S COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR COMPANY Owned by the Farmer's It Serves Phone 446-3335 Sutherland HARKER'S WHOLESALE MEAT INC. Box 1004 LeMars, Iowa 51031 CHARLES ANDERSON TRUCKING AND SHELLING SERVICE Phone 446-3387 Sutherland BUNTROCK- -SAUE STUDIO Portraits in the Modem Trend Storm Lake, Iowa 50588 VERN'S CHAMPUN Champlin Products Tank Wagon Service Phone 446-3859 Sutherland SIOUX VALLEY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Cherokee, Iowa ADAMS HARDWARE Something for Your Every Need Phone 446-3475 Sutherland HUFFMAN G SON Welding and Motor Repair Automotive Tune-Up Calumet, Iowa Phone 435-2351 PAUL J. HOEPPNER Insurance C Real Estate Tekseed Seed Com Hybrids Phone 435-2941 Sutherland JAN'S FASHION CENTER Latest Fashions and Accessories The Store with the Red Carpet Service Phone 448-3411 Paullina, Iowa LEMKE’S FOOD TOWN Lots of Chiefs and Not Many Indians in Senior Shop Class CYANAMID FARM SUPPLY Fertilizer--Farm Chemicals Seed--Lime--Custom Spreading Phone 435-2621 Calumet ED WOLTER DeKalb Hybrid Seed Dealer Phone 435-2081 Calumet Home of Top Choice Meat and Fruit Every Day Low Prices Paullina, Iowa Phone 448-3435 MALLORY DRUG STORE Phone 225-5144 Cherokee, Iowa Something for Your Every Need BOOTHBY FUNERAL HOME 207 East Main Cherokee, Iowa Phone 225-3496 LOVE TIRE SHOP Goodyear Tires Fast--On the Farm Tire Service Phone 225-2506 Cherokee, Iowa CHEROKEE STATE BANK Member FDIC Cherokee, Iowa Phone 225-5171 FARMER'S CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR CO. Seed--Lumber--Grain--Feed--Fertilizer Grinding--Mixing--Bulk Delivery Phone 437-2211 Larrabee TEMPLER VARIETY G DRY GOODS Sutherland, Iowa Phone 466-2151 MUGGE'S STORE Groceries, Fresh Meats, G Veg. Phone 435-2641 Calumet JOHANNA CLOVER FARM STORE Clayton K. Johann Sutherland, Iowa Phone 446-3459 L G L TAVERN Foods, Drinks, and Recreation Phone 435-2151 Calumet, Iowa CHURCH OF CHRIST--SUTHERLAND Vernon N. Clack, Minister Bible School--9:45 A.M. Phone 446-3667 Worship G Communion--10:45 A.M. NAPIER'S INC. 320 East Main--Cherokee, Iowa Royal, Victor, Steelcase, and Gestetner Typewriters Phone 225-5738 G. CHESTER BIDWELL Paul Revere Life Insurance Co. For Your Security, See G. C. Dibwell Phone 446-2146 Sutherland SALSBERY'S STUDIO 108 South Second--Cherokee Photographs for Your Pleasure Phone 225-4762 MONGAN CHEROKEE DECORATING Iowa Paint Products Cherokee, Iowa Phone 225-3651 BAUMCARTEN FUNERAL HOME Sutherland Peterson Hartley Phone 446-3337 Phone 295-2305 Phone 728-2305 FRAN'S DRESS SHOP Home of Beautiful Dresses Hartley, Iowa Phone 728-2504 FARMER'S MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION For Local Home Town Service, Contact Bernard Watterson or C. Tjossem Low Cost--Prompt Service Hartley, la. M. C. (PETE) KREKOW Building G Repair Cabinet Making—Cement Work Phone 446-3423 Sutherland LOOKING GLASS BEAUTY SALON Marlene Brookfield--Proprietor Phone 446-3456 Sutherland KEN'S FEED G PRODUCE Poultry--Eggs—Portable Milling Phone 446-2255 Sutherland ELAINE'S PETITE SHOP Elaine Meyer, Owner Sutherland, Iowa 51058 Phone 446-3467 JOHNSON MOTOR SERVICE AMF Lawn and Garden Equipment Authorized Service Dealer Phone 446-3311 Sutherland SET'N STYLE BEAUTY SALON Jean Pingel—Proprietor Sutherland Phone 446-3625 SCHOENEMAN ELECTRIC Complete Wiring Service--Farm Repair and Installation--Commercial Phone 446-3377 Sutherland POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SALON Marelene Woolston--Proprietor Sutherland Phone 446-3492 SUTHERLAND MOTOR COMPANY Body G Fender--AAA Wrecker Service Tractor and Auto Repair Phone 446-3874 Sutherland ZINN RADIO AND T.V. RCA Victor Sales and Service Service What They Sell L.P. Albums Phone 728-2650 Hartley, Iowa BROOKFIELD CHEVROLET G IMP. CO. Mobil Station G Tank Wagon Wrecker Service Phone 446-3328 Sutherland JOHN'S BAKERY Home of Good Things To Eat Hartley, Iowa Phone 728-2365 SUTHERLAND IMPLEMENT COMPANY J. I. Case Sales G Service Complete Line of Case Equipment Phone 446-3305 Les G Brownie (Owners) OLD LIBERTY BODY SHOP Ace Fletcher Gaza, Iowa Expert Body Repair--Painting Boat G Fiber Glass Repair--Phone 448-3647 GERALD JOHANNSEN BUILDINC AND CONSTRUCTION Repair of All Kinds Phone 446-2179 Sutherland MATHA'S TAVERN Cool Refreshment Sutherland, Iowa Phone 446-3750 PAULUNA'S GROCERY G MARKET Prices Are Bom Here and Raised Elsewhere. Paullina, Iowa Phone 448-3420 A Senior Is Always Good for a Laugh An Art Class Exhibit SHIRK PHARMACY Something for Your Every Need Paullina, Iowa Phone 448-3490 BRINK HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Your Family Service Store Furniture - -Appliances- -Flowers Paullina, Iowa NIC HOLSON - EDWA RDS CRAIN COMPANY Gaza, Iowa COAST TO COAST STORE The Store Where Your Dollar Will Do the Most Glen, Darlene G Family--Paullina, la. I.H.E. FARM EQUIPMENT Sales and Service Paullina, Iowa BROWN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Paullina, Iowa Phone 448-3440 FREDERICKS BUILDING STORE, INC. Anything To Build Everything Paullina, Iowa Phone 448-3617 LUNDELL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Better Wear for Those Who Care Burton G Eleanor Lundell Paullina, Iowa THE BOWL-INN Recreation for the Whole Family Sutherland, Iowa Pat Martin--Proprietor WELL'S BLUE BUNNY 121 Second Avenue, S.E. LeMars, Iowa Gordon Warren (Sutherland Dealer) PATRONS Schroeder Implement Co..............Paullina Basement Gift Shop..................Sutherland Burley's Appliance..................Hartley Harold's Jewelry ...................Hartley Esther's Beauty Shop................Sutherland Security State Bank ................Hartley Loder Motor Company.................Hartley George Wingerson, D.D.S.............Hartley Neola's Beauty Shop.................Sutherland Smith G Gregg (Lawyers).............Sutherland Lage Pharmacy ......................Sutherland Sutherland Telephone Co.............Sutherland Cherokee Stationary.................Cherokee Adolf's Tots G Teens................Cherokee Lee's Our-Own Hardware..............Cherokee Melender's Appliance G TV...........Cherokee Dobsch Furniture G Floor ...........Cherokee Hope's Fashion Farm.................Cherokee Roethler's Co-op....................Larrabee Cedar Standard Station .............Larrabee St. Clair-Kovaleske ................Cherokee Dr. J. E. Dahlbo....................Sutherland Art Johnson Implement ..............Peterson Munson Furniture....................Cherokee Sioux Valley Savings G Loan.........Peterson Josten's (Bill Bates)...............Owatonna, Minn. Dr. A. D. Smith.....................Paullina Midwest Shop Supplies...............Sioux City The Pep Band EMERGE Riding The Pep Bus (Poem Continued From Page One) Then when the big day came, It went so fast it seems. We got those honored diplomas, And were ready to follow our dreams. Turn around and vye're young. Turn around and we're grown, The past forever gone, The future still our own. This poem is a very appropriate conclusion to this year's yearbook with its inclusion of the motto of the graduating Class of 1969. 88 WUim+S -- „- ;.; ;. .- s£ 7 z . crC1 • - M £l' Z?b C- -'-V, yi-w; : :■ , HST-v . x. • . ” r . - . . CT- ■ ? ' ■________1 -: “V ': .. - C � « ' sT-+ . -. ■ rv . .. ' - -- ■ -- - - � v.‘ X - i ✓V, . a , V., “ - «• •-