Sutherland High School - Duke Yearbook (Sutherland, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1970 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS PAGE 5 ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES PAGE 17 INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC PAGE 26 ATHLETICS PAGE 53 ADMINISTRATION PAGE 67 FACULTY PAGE 70 CLASSES PAGE 75 ADVERTISING PAGE 84 3 DEDICATION To the most enjoyable, the most hectic, the wildest, but, the most loved teacher in the Sutherland School System, we the Seniors of 1970 do dedicate this annual to Mr. Frolkey. Mr. Frolkey has taught in our school system for the past eight years as a science teacher. He is well known in our school for his jokes, his wise sayings, and most of all, his general knowledge of things. As a science teacher, he has taught Biology to Sophomores, (or any upperclassman who hasn't had it already), Chemistry to Juniors (or anyone), and Physics to Seniors. He also has an additional class to these main three, which is Physical Science. On his spare time, he helps students with whatever problem they have. He is one of the Sophomore sponsors, and also films all the basketball games, and football games. Mr. Frolkey enjoys working at the F and F Drive-In, cruising down the rivers in his self-made boat, and singing in the Methodist choir. A ScftJIORS CLftSs of 1970 5 THE 1970 S.H.S. SENIORS Tim Menke President CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and Light Blue CLASS MOTTO In Ourselves Our Future Lies Jim Martin Vice-President Ladonna Johannsen Se eretary - Tre asurer Mike Rehder Student Council President 6 Baccalaureate Services May 10, 1970 Commencement Exercises May 15, 1970 Tom Abrahamson Penny Cox Judy Damrau Paula Adams Dan Dailey Micki Anderson Charles Bandholz Arlen Dau Sheryl Dau Marlene Daum Dave Ebel Paul Farquhar Paula Farquhar Doug Fischer Janet Fischer Bruce Haht Theresa Havlik Dan Hoellwarth John Hoeppner Colleen Jalas Linda Fischer Ed Florine Tom Gieser Kathy Kummerfeld Mark Litka Jim Klinker Ed Nelson Keith Logan Nancy Mathison Sandy Nelson Randy Orthmann Rosezanna Ray Kathy Rehder Steve Samuelson Judy Segelke Joyce Skaar Kevin Sump Lyle Swanson Sandy Templer Dave Virgil Jim Waggoner Nancy Weale Mark Woo 1st on Dennis Youde Processional.............. Invocation................. Selection ................ Awards..................... Presentation of Speaker . . . Commencement Address . , Selection................. Presentation of Senior Class Awarding of Diplomas . . . Benediction................ Congratulatory............. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES at High School Auditorium Friday, May 15, 1970 8:00 P.M. ........................... Victory March by Senior Band ..........................Rev. Arthur Holtry .......................... Swing Bolero by Senior Band ..........................Principal Leon Stanfoid ..........................Supt. James W. Rhode .......................... Self-Reliance by Dr. Louis E. Clorfeld .......................... Autumn Leaves by John Mugge .......................... Supt. James W. Rhode ..........................Mr. Irvin Struve (Board Pres.) • • • • ..................Rev. Arthur Holtry ..........................Music by Band SENIOR AWARDS Each year recognition is given to those students in the Senior Class who have demonstrated superior academic achievement. Out of the 1970 graduating class of forty - nine; ten members completed their high school educa- tion with an average of 90 per cent or better. Three awards are given each year to certain Senior Class members. This year, Principal Leon Stanford pre- sented the Sutherland Teachers' Association Scholarship of $400 to Paula Farquhar. Sandy Nelson received the $100 local Womans' Club Scholarship. The Bar Associ- ation Citizenship Award was given to Charles Bandholz, the senior student who best exemplified those qualities of leadership and responsible citizenship. The faculty and administration of the Sutherland Community School System are proud of all these young people in the Class of 1970, tomorrow's future citizens. Bar Association Award to Charles Bandholz Sandy Nelson Accepts Her Award Paula Farquhar Receives Her Award 9- SENIOR MEMORIES The Seniors grouped their rings to make this memory of their graduating year. The Three Musketeers The 1970 King candidates. STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Adams, D. Sickelka, R. Negus, M. Rehder, J. Nitz, T. Menke, M. Brink. OFFICERS President--Mike Rehder Vice-President--John Nitz Sec.-Treas. and Representative-at-large--Paula Adams The Student Council is composed of seven members and one ad- visor, Mr. Stanford. Members included in the organization are the president and representative of each class, a representative-at-large and the Student Council President. The activities of this group are varied. This year the Student Coun- cil again sponsored the Homecoming Dance by selling magazines and selling pins to promote the school spirit. At Christmas, the council presented a movie to the student body. The final activity of the Student Council was presented May 14, 1970. This was Senior Send- Off Day. The program opened with the reading of the class history and the class prophecies. The Gideon Society played and humorous skits were presented. The student body danced to the music of the Gideon Society (local group) until school was dismissed. 18 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On May 4, 1970, six new members were initiated into the Sutherland chapter of the National Honor So- ciety. They are Sheryl Dau, Paul Farquhar, Tim Menke, Wanda Frolkey, John Nitz, and John Mugge. All mem- bers are selected by the high school faculty according to their qualities of Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. The Honor Society consists of a maximum of fifteen percent seniors, ten percent juniors, and five per- cent sophomores. These people must have a 90 percent or above average. The initiation ceremony takes place in the afternoon with each initiate's parents attending. Following the ceremonies, a reception is held for the new members, their parents, and the faculty. FIRST ROW: M. Brink, Mr. Bird (advisor), C. Jalas. SECOND ROW: R. Ray, P. Farquhar. THIRD ROW: M. Rehder, B. Steele, C. Bandholz. OFFICERS President--Charles Bandholz Vice-President--Mike Rehder Secretary--Colleen Jalas Treasurer--Rosezanna Ray 19 ANNUAL STAFF T. Havlik, L. Johannsen, Mr. Peelen (advisor), S. Day, P. Farquhar. TTie members of the Annual Staff are Editor--Sheryl Dau, Assistant editors--Ladonna Johannsen and Paula Farquhar, Artists--Theresa Havlik and Brian Steele, Photographer--Tom Cieser, and Junior Staff Members--Carol Stamer, Linda Kas, and Vicki Harris. Working on the Annual demands many long and frustrating hours. Much planning is done before any actual work is completed. Bunt- rock-Salie comes three times during the year to take pictures. The pages are then drawn up and typed on final carbon copies. To finance the cost, members of the Senior class go to the businesses in town and neighboring towns to sell advertisements in the spring. The work is finally completed on the annual the first of June and sent into the American Yearbook Company. Close to 200 copies will be delivered to students next fall. Pages drawn by Staff Artist Theresa Havlik are page numbers 5, 15, 17, and 53. Pages drawn by Staff Artist Brian Steele include the yearbook covers and page numbers 1, 67, and 75. 20 TIGER ECHO STAFF FIRST ROW: D. Virgil, T. Havlik, S. Dau, C. Jalas, R. Ray (editor), L. Johannsen, J. Segelke, T. Cieser. SECOND ROW: W. Jalas, D. Hill, L. Darr, V. Harris, K. Kummerfeld, J. Martin, D. Ebel, P. Hurtig, A. Hinders, S. Jensen, C. Amendt (Not pictured--P. Farquhar, P. Cox, J. Damrau, N. Weale, J. Engelke, J. Austin, C. Warren). FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: P. Farquhar (Sec.), J. Engelke (V.P.), L. Johannsen (Pres.), T. Havlik (Treas.). SECOND ROW: P. Cox, C. Warren, M. Brink, J. Segelke, S. Selk, K. Hoyne, K. Kummerfeld, C. Foley. THIRD ROW: A. Flinders, D. Friedricksen, B. Steele, J. Mugge, D. Farquhar. “S” CLUB FRONT ROW: M. Rehder. SECOND ROW: M. Haye, K. Sump. THIRD ROW: R. Geise, J Waggoner, S. Bierman. FOURTH ROW: J. Hoeppner, C. Bandholz, T. Menke, S. Selk. FIFTH ROW: R. Orthmann, D. Rehder, P. Farquhar, D. Farquhar, R. Negus. SIXTH ROW: E. Cacek, D. Hicks, D. Hoellwarth, D. Youde, B. Lindstrom, A. Dau, J. Klinker. SEVENTH ROW: D. Schultz, L. Dau, D. Fischer, L. Swanson, J. Nitz, B. Geise, D. Hill, K. Heckert. The Utter-Club carries on many activities during the school year. Memberehip in the club is achieved by winning a major award in either football, basketball, track, or baseball. By sponsoring a car wash and through a slave auction, money was earned to buy a football scoreboard and other athletic equipment for the school. Spirited auctioneering led to high prices paid for four hours of slave labor by the local athletes. Jobs for these unfortunate members ranged from raking lawns to various unpleasant tasks. Of course, many fathers were bid-up quite a bit on the price they had to pay in order to obtain the services of their son. DIFFERENT FACES AT INITIATION' TIGERETTES FIRST ROW: C. Foley. SECOND ROW: M. Edwards. THIRD ROW: B. Engelke, L. Kas, J. Segelke. FOURTH ROW: T. Havlik, K. Rehder, C. Maurer, N. Rehder, S. Dau, M. Brink, V. Harris. FIFTH ROW: P. Farquhar, L. Johannsen, D. Litka. SIXTH ROW: C. Stamer. SEVENTH ROW: D. Ebel. 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. With the use of a drum and recorded music, the girls perform at the halftime activities of many football and b etbail games. is selected for the Drill Team from try-outs held at the end of the past school year. With their black outfits, boots, and orange pom-poms, they create a striking appearance when performing. As a special treat, they went to the Sioux Center Holland House for a meal. Captain Ladonna Johannsen SPEECH FIRST ROW: B. Steele, T. Menke, D. Friedricksen, V. Harris. SECOND ROW: A. Menke, Miss Kruger, C. Warren. THIRD ROW: K. Logan, E. Cacek, P. Farquhar, A. Dau. (Not pictured-- J. Weber, V. Clark, L. Kas, M. Brink.) VOCAL MUSIC ENSEMBLES DIV. I RATINGS MADRIGAL FIRST ROW: W. Frolkey, J. Negus, A. Menke, L. Johannsen, J. Krekow, M. Brink, J. Martin, W. Jalas. SECOND ROW: R. Steele, T. Menke, B. Steele, R. Orthmann, J. Mugge, C. Bandholz, K. Hoyne, J. Martin. GIRL’S SEXTET J. Mugge, T. Menke, B. Steele, R. Othmann. S. Honsbruch, W. Frolkey, J. Negus. J. Martin, R. Orthmann, J. Negus, S. Honsbruch, T. Menke, J. Mugge. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: W. Jalas, D. HUI, S. Raper, A. Flinders, A. Menke, J. Negus, D. Watterson,W. Frolkey, R. Ray, D. Hicks, S. Jensen, S. Honsbruch, J. Segelke, C. Foley. SECOND ROW: V. Harris, K. Rehder, J. Engelke, C. Jalas, P. Adams, L. Johannsen, S. Lenhart, N. Rehder, J. Krekow, P. Farquhar, C. Stamer, D. Litka, C. Maurer, M. Brink, N. Weale. THIRD ROW: D. Friedricksen, M. Lindstrom, K. Logan, M. Rehder, S. Selk, C. Bandholz, R. Negus, J. Waggoner, A. Dau, M. Haye, J. Martin, M. Woolston, T. Menke, R. Steele. FOURTH ROW: D. Hicks, D. Schultz, J. Mugge, J. Petersen, E. Cacek, J. Nitz, R. Orthmann, K. Heckert, M. Litka, S. Mathem, J. Fisch, B. Lindstrom, M. Schueder, B. Steele. Accompanists: V. Harris, D. Watterson, L. Reimers, S. Honsbruch, J. Mugge. GIRLS GLEE FIRST ROW: C. Foley, J. Segelke, P. Sholly, D. Hill, S. Dau, S. Honsbruch, M. Anderson, M. Edwards, B. Engelke, W. Jalas. SECOND ROW: S. Raper, C. Admendt, D. Hicks, J. Negus, S. Templer, D. Watterson, A. Flinders, J. Skaar, R. Ray, L Kas, S. Jensen. THIRD ROW: W. Frolkey, V. Harris, A. Menke, C. Jalas, N. Rehder, K. Rehder, M. Daum, R. Carlson, M. Brink, K. Kummerfeld, C. Warren, N. Weale. FOURTH ROW: J. Engelke, P. Adams, E. Powell, J. Fischer, L. Johannsen, J. Krekow, P. Farquhar, C. Stamer, S. Lenhart, D. Litka, C. Maurer. BOYS GLEE FIRST ROW: D. Friedricksen, K. Logan, T. Menke, M. Woolston, K. Hoyne, S. Selk, M. Lindstrom, M. Rehder, J. Martin, R. Steele. SECOND ROW: M. Haye, A. Dau, D. Hicks, D. Schultz, M. Schueder, B. Steele, R. Negus, J. Waggoner, C. Bandholz. THIRD ROW: B. Lindstrom, B. Fisch, S. Mathem, M. Litka, K. Heckert, R. Orthmann, J. Nitz, E. Cacek, J. Petersen, J. Mugge. 27 SWING CHOIR ROW; M. Haye, D. Hicks, S. Honsbruch, N. Weale, P. Adams, C. Stamer, C. Jalas, J. Engelke, S. Jensen. SECOND ROW: D. Orthmann, J. Martin, D. Hicks, B. Steele, E. Cacek, B. Lindstrom, J. Petersen, D. Schultz, S. Selk, J. Mugge. The dresses that the girls are wearing are new this year. They are made of a red corduroy material with white lace sleeves. The boys have new red satin scarves. The form a Is at the bottom are made of blue and white materials of satin. The boys also have blue satin scarves. FIRST ROW: D. Hicks, S. Jensen, S. Honsbruch. SECOND ROW: M. Haye, D. Hicks, N. Weale, P, Adams C. Stamer, J. Engelke, C. Jalas. THIRD ROW: D. Orthmann, B. Steele, D. Schultz, J. Petersen, B. Lindstrom! S. Selk J. Martin, J. Mugge. FOURTH ROW: E. Cacek. THE BLUE PEARLS FIRST ROW: M. Haye, M. Rehder, D. Jennings, K. Sump, S. Peters, D. Sickelka, J. Mugge. SECOND ROW: D. Orthmann, L. Reimers, M. Rehder, C. Bandholz, R. Orthmann, J. Waggoner, K. Hoyne, D. Adams, D. Friedrick- sen. The Swing Band consists of sixteen fine musicians who use their time practicing their songs for the annual Swing Show put on every year at the Sutherland High School. This year the band accompanied the Swing Choir on the opposite page and also had a few numbers of its own. Band solos were: Randy Orthmann, Kevin Sump, Mike Haye, Ken Hoyne, Charles Bandholz, and Sherri Peters. The Swing Choir, on the opposite page, consists of another sixteen people who worked hard to make this annual Swing Show a success. Musical solos were given by Paula Adams, Nancy Weale, Shirleen Honsbruch, Jim Martin, Judy Martin, Randy Orthmann, and Brian Steele. The Swing Band and Swing Choir traveled to Sioux City on January 31, 1970. They performed on television the following Saturday. The Swing Choir also performed a few numbers at the High School Music Concerts. 29 CONCERT FIRST ROW: S. Nelson, C. Amendt, S. Raper, D. Hicks. SECOND RCW: J. Negus, S. Honsbruch, N. Weale, J. Saienga, E. Powell, J. Engelke, A. Flinders. THIRD ROW: K. Kummerfeld, S. Templer, T. Wunder, K. Sump, D. Jennings, J. Ciese, S. Peters, D. Sickelka, P. Adams, W. Frolkey. FOURTH ROW: S. Lenhart, A. Menke, J. Austin, M. Flinders. FIFTH ROW: D. Brechwald, M. Haye, D. Hill, J. Petereen, J. Nitz. The band gave two concerts this year, on January 20 and April 29. They performed before every football game, at half-time for each game and in the Homecoming parade on September 26. The band went to Ver- million on October 11 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 Spencer. They received a Div. 11 rating. The band also played at Commencement Exercises. To end the year, the band members enjoyed a picnic at the Lake on May 26. Pep Band BAND FIRST ROW: D. Watterson, M. Zahren, C. Kramme, A. Alexander. SECOND ROW: R. Orthmann, C. Bandholz, M. Rehder, J. Waggoner, K. Hoyne, V. Clark, S. Jensen. THIRD ROW: B. Steele, D. Hicks, L. Reimers. FOURTH ROW: T. Straub, D. Edwards, R. Negus, C. Hembd, K. Heckert, D. Friedricksen, D. Adams, S. Bierman, J. Martin, J. Mugge, D. Orthmann, V. Clark. FIFTH ROW: T. Foley, J. Powell, M. Rehder, Mr. Hoyne, M. Sickelka. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Damrau, S. Dau, J. Martin, P. Adams, S. Templer, E. Powell, J. Skaar. Majorette, Twirlers, and Flag Bearers.______________________________________________________________________________________________ INSTRUMENTA FRENCH HORN QUARTET L MUSIC ENSEMBLES TRUMPET TRIO DIVISION I RATINGS V. Clark, A. Flinders, S. Jensen, J. Engelke. M. Rehder, C. Bandholz, R. Orth- mann. WOODWIND QUINTET CLARINET QUARTET S. Jensen, J. Negus, J. Saienga, A. Alex- ander, P. Adams. S. Honsbruch, N. Weale, S. Templer, K. Kummerfeld. BRASS SEXTET J. Engelke, C. Bandholz, R. Orthmann, J. Mugge, J. Nitz, K. Hoyne. SOLOISTS TROMBONE QUARTET K. Hoyne, D. Friedricksen, D. Adams, J. Waggoner. K. Hoyne, J. Negus, J. Mugge JUNIOR HIGH BAND FIRST ROW: A. Alexander, C. Kramme, M. Zahren, D. Watterson, S. Menke, L. McCormack, R. Steele, Y Cole. SECOND ROW: T. Wunder, J. Austin, M. Flinders, J. Saienga, L. Weathers, K Jc.nn' ines, S. Peters, C. Ciese, V. Clark, M. Sickelka, S. VanderSluis, B. Bryant, L. Reimers. THIRD ROW: J. Mugge, C. Ciese, D. Admire, J. Hembd, G. Maurer, D. Orthmann, J. Crauer, D. Adams, E. Johannsen, T. Straub, D. Waggoner, B. Cox, L. Carnahan, K. Rusch, N. Kuehl, P. Cacek,R. Hoyne, S. Carnahan. FOURTH ROW: D. Brechwald, M. Rehder, D. Hill, Mr. Hoyne, J. Youde, D. Wunder, J. Powell, T. Foley, D. Moermond. GRADE SCHOOL BAND FIRST ROW: D. Watterson, J. Hembd, A. Jensen. SECOND ROW: T. Faust, L. Leonard, J. Reinfeld, V. Tjossem, J. Jennings, J. Mugge, B. Woodyard, T. Schimmer, M. Foley. THIRD ROW: K. Rehder, R. Draper, G. Schoene man, B. Amendt, J. Jensen, S. Bina, S. Rohwer, A. Rehder, J. hbl“ch, L. V. Clark, J. Jenness, D. Sickelka, V. Clark, G. Maurer, B. Reinfeld, G. Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: M. Ne- gus, R. Mugge, Mr. Hoyne, R. Segelke, S. Austin. 33 IUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: T. Sholly, L. Lindstrom, S. Peters, C. Miles, E. Draper, N. Hembd, A. Alexander, C. Bird, S. Niel- sen, K. Kramme, H. Jalas, J. Saienga, B. Woolston, J. Mugge, D. Watterson, V. Clark, J. Brown, S. Menke. SEC- OND ROW: T. Foley, J. Powell, J. Austin, M. Burgeson, M. Flinders, B. Massman, L. Reimers, M. Zahren, J. Ciese, M. Fisch, N. Kuehl, M. Sickelka, T. Wunder, D. Jennings, N. Florine, S. Schuknecht, S. Raper, M. Van- Overbeke, R. Steele. THIRD ROW: D. Shriver, J. Martin, S. Brink, R. Johnson, D. Waggoner, C. Engelke, D. Wunder, D. Moermond, M. Rehder, P. Syndergaard, P. Rahbusch, J. Crauer, T. Straub, S. Mahler, D. Jensen, P. Cacek FOURTH ROW: M. Hoeppner, J. Weber, J. Triplett, G. Maurer, M. Syndergaard, D. Admire, M. Rehder, D. Orthmann, D. Hill, D. Triplett, W. Riebesell, D. Harris, E. Mathem, B. Bryant, L. Daum, J. Youde, D. Ad- mendt. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS GLEE FIRST ROW: S. Menke, S. Schuknecht, S. Clark, B. Massman, R. Jurgensen, G. Giese, H. Jalas, E. Draper, B. Woolston, D. Warren, M. VanOverbeke, L. McCormack. SECOND ROW: S. Raper, S. Sholly, K. Petersen, R. VanderSluis, J. Saienga, E. Barry, M. Zahren, M. Sickelka, D. Jennings, J. Powell, L. Weathers, R. Steele, T. Sholly. THIRD ROW: L Lindstrom, D. Watterson, G. Miles, S. Bird, J. Brookfield, M. Flinders, L. Reimers, C. Bird, S Nielsen, K. Kramme, N. Hembd, D. Lenhart, J. Mugge, C. Clark. FOURTH ROW: T. Foley, J. Austin, D. Jones, C. Schueder, A. Alexander, M. Fisch, J. Ciese, N. Kuehl, T. Wunder, M. Florine, M. Burgeson, S. Peters, J. Brown. 34 HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES mm •� u nii umas Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolves? Senior float--1st prize Float 4 ft.� •« V • t Toast To Victory Sophomore float--2nd Place Float 1 think I'll join the circus. •We'll Wipe 'Em Out Junior float--3rd Place Float 35 CROWNBEARERS Ann Leonard 37 Ricky Foley This Page Sponsored by: SECURITY STATE BANK Member of F.D.I.C. Phone 446-3324 Sutherland, Iowa This Page Sponsored by: PAULING BUILDING SUPPLY Eldred Pauling--Owner Phone 446-3458 Sutherland, Iowa THE HOMECOMING Colleen Jalas Dennis Youde The 1969 Homecoming was held on September 26, 1969. The Homecoming fes- tivities began in the afternoon with the coronation of the King and Queen. Feelings of suspense and happiness ran through the crowd as they watched Paula Adams and Dan Hoellwarth elected the 1969 Home- coming Queen and King by a vote of the high school student body. Following the ceremonies, the cheerleaders conducted a pep rally with Coach Jerry Becker and Steve Hill, the alumni representative, presenting pep talks. 38 Kathy Rehder Charles Bankholz 1969 ROYALTY This Page Sponsored by: FARMERS COOPERATIVE CO. Felco Feeds--Fertilizer Bulk Feeds--Grain Storage 141 N. Main--Paullina Phone 448-3412 Paula Farquhar Steve Samuelson After the pep rally, the Homecoming parade of royalty and class floats was led downtown by the High School Tiger March- ing Band, Drill Team, and football squad. At 7:00 p.m. the Tigers met the Harris - Lake Park Wolves and made a smashing victory of 44--14. After the football game, a Homecoming dance was held for the stu- dents, alumni, and friends of the Suther- land Community High School. Under the colorful decorations completed by the high school cheerleaders, those 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. Judy Segelke Mike Rehder 39 WISH A THE SWING SOUNDS OF SILENCE THE BREEZE AND I BY THE TIME I GET TO PHOENIX DEEP PURPLE 'The Loose that Gayed the Olden Geggs by Due Sau MORE AND MORE AMOR--SPANISH FLEA SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES MORE--SUMMER PLACE SWEET GEORGIA BROWN 1969 SWING SHOW 'Three makes for beautiful music ! I CANT STOP LOVING YOU FIRST ROW: T. Havlik, J. Segelke. SECOND ROW: M. Woolston (stage manager), Miss Kruger, T. Menke. THIRD ROW: P. Adams, N. Weale, K. Rehder, P. Farquhar. FOURTH ROW: D. Fischer, L. Swan- son (stage crew), R Orthmann, T. Cieser, J. Waggoner. THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS “LOOK WHO'S LAUGHING” Barbara Crocker . Marne Crocker Grandma Milligan Joanie Crocker . . Henry Crocker Artie Mann . . . Jed Tracy . . . . . Doreen Grant . . . Waldo Patterson Paula Adams Nancy Weale Theresa Havlik Kathy Rehder Tim Menke Jim Waggoner Randy Orthmann Judy Segelke Tom Gieser DIRECTOR ........................Miss Kruger STUDENT DIRECTOR................. Paula Farquhar 44 Ha, ha--very funny; if you went back to college and studied a few more years, you might yet get to be a moron. PLAY SCENES Well, Grandma Milligan --going out for a little airing? Oh, no ! It's too much for me--I can't take it. Oh, I meant to tell you, Mom; I'm not having dinner at home. Yes ! I'll bet you couldn't go from now till next week without losing your temper, blowing up all over the place. ,fWhaaat? Let the pork chops bum up! Dad--don't! You don't know what you're doing! THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS “HILLBILLY WEDDIN” FIRST ROW: M. Edwards, S. Dau, C. Amendt, Miss Kruger, D. Watterson, S. Honsbruch, L. Kas. SECOND ROW: V. Harris, J. Engelke, D. Litka, R. Carlson, C. Stamer, C. Maurer, C. Warren, M. Brink. THIRD ROW: D. Farquhar, M. Haye, B. Steele, S. Mathern, K. Heckert, J. Fisch, J. Nitz, D. Hicks, S. Selk. (Not pictured--.). Martin, K. Hoyne, S. Clark). Paw Belsnickle ................. Jon Fisch Maw Belsnickle ................. Marcia Brink Ceelie Belsnickle............... Carol Stamer Bonnie Belsnickle ..............Cheryl Warren Juney Lou Belsnickle ...........Deeann Litka Four Belsnickle ................ Judy Martin Five Belsnickle.................Carol Amendt Six Belsnickle ................. Vicki Harris Obeey Upschlager ............... Brian Steele Chiz Upschlager................. Mike Haye Ronald Maxwell .................Ken Hoyne Lucy Maxwell ...................Cindy Maurer The Reverend ...................John Nitz Cousin Zeke ....................Doug Hicks Soloist ........................ Shirleen Honsbruch Ring Bearer.....................Danny Hicks Flower Girl ....................Cheryl Amendt Cousins--Marlene Edwards, Shirleen Honsbruch, Linda Kas, Sue Dau, Susan Clark, Jenny Ann Engelke, Denise Watterson, Ruth Carlson, Eton Farquhar, Steve Mathern. DIRECTOR ................Miss Kruge 46 Ceelic, find those rattle snakes!! Gee whiz, what purtty blue eyes you've got, Brian!! Ceelie, 1 says you is getting married. Number 1 song on Top Ten List, I ITCH WHEN I'M CLOSE TO YOU ! ! There ain't gonna be no shot gun weddin'! 47 Cheryl Amendt and Danny Hicks flower girl and ring bearer. ROMANCE IN VENICE On April 25, 1970, the Junior-Senior Prom, Romance in Venice, highlighted the final social event of the year. While eating a delicious Italian meal served buffet style and prepared by Lange's and the Juniors' mothers, the Seniors, Juniors, their dates, and the faculty members enjoyed the romantic setting on the sidewalks of Ven- ice. Waiters and waitresses from the Sophomore Class provided additional local color in their authentic costumes After an entertaining program, the Soul Commotion completed a perfect evening with their dance music. A wall decoration. A venecian boat. How romantic ! Cute little Venec- ian boys and girls who waited on tables at Prom. Our entertainment for the night. 1970 PROM Everyone is through eating and the band is preparing to play. A Venecian feast while the band sets up. Our swinging student teachers and their dates. The Band-- The Soul Commotion It's really fun dancing in formals and suits This Page Sponsored by FREDERICK’S BUILDERS STORE INC. Paullina, Iowa 51046 Phone 448-3617 49 Now this is more like it. There's nothing like a nice slow dance to get to- gether on ! PROGRAM V--Viva Venzia ! by The Gondolier (John Nitz) E--Enchanted Evening by The Merchant of Venice (Tim Menke) N--Night to Remember by a Wandering Troubadour (Mr. Stanford) I--In the Glass Bubble by The Glass Blower (John Mugge) C--Canal Chatter by St. Mark's Pigeons (Boys Quartet) E--Everyone's a Gondolier by The Master Sculptor (John Nitz) Hey, that punch is for the Juniors and Seniors! MENU Vino Red Squab Veneziano Potato Chef Bezoni Adriatic Shells Venetian Sunset Bread Italiano Mooring Poles Gondolier's Delight Grand Canal Piazza Cobblestones 50 1970 SENIOR SENDOFF The Gideon Society (Jim Martin, Dan Hoellwarth, Steve Samuelson and Mike Haye not seen because of Dan). Class History by Tom Gieser Class Will by John Hoeppner Following are a few of the 1970 Senior Wills written by P. Adams, P. Farquhar, L. Johannsen, J. Hoeppner, J. Klinker, and J. Martin. , .. ._ I, John Hoeppner, do will and bequeath my roadmap of South Dakota to you, Bob Giese. You won t need it going there, but you will coming home. I, Sheryl Dau, do will and bequeath my boldness to you, Carol Stamer. I, Charles Bandholz, do will and bequeath my Puddy to Brian Steele so he can make his figunnes. I Arlen Dau, do will and bequeath my artistic ability to those who painted the east end of the high school building. I, Penny Cox, do will and bequeath my wig to you, Miss Hager. I, Colleen Jalas, do will and bequeath my ability to go with 45 different guys in one school year to you, Valeda Clark I, Rosezanna Ray, do will and bequeath my 6,273 1 4 page term paper to you, Bob Giese, Deryl Nielsen, Randy Kruse, Gene Martin, Russ Hill, etc. I, Ed Nelson, do will and bequeath my groovy tennis shoes to the athletic department. I, Tim Menke, do will and bequeath my ability to sing Kindergarten songs like ' Itsy Bitsy Spider and I m a Little Teapot to you, SUGAR BEAR. The Senior Prophecies were read by Jim Waggoner. 51 Anxiously awaiting their sentence. A little dirt never hurt anyone, but CHALK? What are my bids for this AUTHENTIC, TYPICAL cheerleading poster? A typical hillbilly man. (Always siftin') | e ' j fWi T WHY!, everybody has a tiger sitting on their walls in the hill country! Building the winning float. SUTHERLAND TIGERS FIRST ROW: D. Litka, S. Hinders, D. Youde, B. Giese, R. Orthmann, K. Heckert, P. Faiquhar, D. Hoellwarth, E. Cacek. L. Virgil. SECOND ROW: K. Hoyne, K. Martin, G. Engelke, M. Sickelka, D. Brechwald, R. Hill, L. Hed- inger, D Edwards, S. Bierman, Mr. Becker. THIRD ROW: M. Rehder, D. Adams, K. Sump, R. Daum, K. Sump, D Farquhar, D. Johannsen, B. Haht, B. Petersen. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Sadler, D. Sickelka, K. Logan, R. Giese D Orthmann, L. Dau, M. Lindstrom, M. Rehder, K. Sump, Mr. Conard. FIFTH ROW: S. Selk, C. Bandholz, D. Reh- der, S. VanderSluis, D. Hill, T. Chase, D. Hicks, R. Negus, M. Haye. (Not pictured--J. Klinker, S. Samuelson). SEASON RECORD Sutherland 54 South Clay 6 Sutherland 20 Primghar 18 Sutherland 0 Hartley 16 Sutherland 44 Harris-Lake Park 14 Sutherland 33 Milford 34 Sutherland 0 Alta 7 Sutherland 27 Paullina 6 Sutherland 6 Aurelia 16 The Tigers won four games and lost four games. Denny Youde was the highest scorer with 68 points during the season. Dan Hoellwarth made the most tackles with 88, and Paul Farquhar came second with 42. Denny Youde led the team in rushing with 730 yards and passing, 212 yards making a total of 942 yards with an average of 6.8 yards per rushing play. Denny Youde and Paul Farquhar's fine all-around play led to their being named to the All-Conference First Team and Dan Hoellwarth to the All-Conference Second Team. 54 SENIOR FOOTBALL STARTERS Kevin Sump Quarterback Dennis Youde Halfback Mike Rehder Halfback Paul Farquhar End Ed Cacek Center Dan Hoellwarth Guard Not pictured: Steve Samuelson End Jim Klinker End Charles Bandholz Center Randy Orthmann Guard Bruce Haht Guard Keith Logan Tackle FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE SQUAD FIRST ROW: Mr. Sadler, K. Martin, G. Engelke, M. Sickelka, D. Brechwald, L. Hedinger, D. Edwards. SECOND ROW: M. Rehder, D. Adams, K. Sump, R. Daum, B. Petersen, D. Johannsen, Mr. Conard. THIRD ROW: S. Bier- man, D Rehder, D. Sickelka, R. Giese, D. Orthmann, L. Dau, M. Lindstrom. FOURTH ROW: R. Negus, S. Van- derSluis, D. Litka, S. Flinders, L. Virgil, D. Hill, T. Chase. JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD FIRST ROW: M. Reinfeld, J. Haht, D. Triplett, S. Carnahan, T. VanOverbeke, M. Rehder, P. Syndergaard, D. Wunder, D. Admire. SECOND ROW: Mr. Conard, R. Wahl, J. Youde, R. Johnson, P. Rahbusch, R. Hoyne, D. Waggoner, T. Straub, D. Cox. THIRD ROW: J. Martin, J. Halverson, D. Jensen, S. Brink, T. Pearson, M. Synder- gaard, G. Maurer, J. Weber. FOURTH ROW: D. Shriver, L. Carnahan, P. Cacek, J. Triplett, P. Krekow, T. Roh- wer, D. Durst, M Hoeppner. 57 BASKETBALL VARSITY SQUAD FIRST ROW: T. Menke, A. Dau, Mr. Sadler, D. Fischer, M. Woolston. SECOND ROW: K. Hoyne L. Swanson, J. Nitz, R. Negus, J. Waggoner, D. Farquhar. THIRD ROW: P. Farquhar, K. Heckert Mr. Conard, M. Litka, S. Samuelson. LIRST SIX LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Woolston, S. Samuelson, K. Heckert, Coach Sadler, P. Farquhar, L. Swanson, R. Negus. 58 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: C. Engelke, R. Steele, J. Jalas, M. Rehder, Mr. Conard, L. Dau, R. Giese, D. Brechwald, M. Sickelka. SECOND ROW: K. Hoyne, D. Hill, D. Rehder, J. Petersen, D. Litka, S. VanderSluis, D. Sickelka, D. Farquhar. SEASON RECORD Sutherland 67 Sanborn 54 Sutherland 73 Aurelia 63 Sutherland 51 Milford 55 Sutherland 48 Hartley 64 Sutherland 64 Alta 49 Sutherland 33 Paullina 69 Sutherland 58 Primghar 60 Sutherland 59 Sanborn 40 Sutherland 38 Sheldon 65 Sutherland 47 Aurelia 43 Sutherland 32 Floyd Valley 51 Sutherland 50 Milford 53 Sutherland 50 Hartley 67 Sutherland 54 Alta 64 Sutherland 49 Paullina 79 Sutherland 63 Harris-L.P. 41 Sutherland 65 Primghar 57 Sutherland 55 Primghar 68 The Sutherland Tigers under Coach Ron Sadler finished the 1969-1970 basketball season winning seven out of eighteen games in the Sioux Valley Conference. The top scorer and rebounder was Steve Samuelson with 258 points and 185 rebounds. As an indication of his fine shooting and rebounding, Steve was placed on the First Team All Sioux Valley Conference and Paul Farquhar on the Second Team All Sioux Valley Conference. 59 BASKETBALL ACTION EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: D. Triplett, M Rehder, Mr. Conley, S. Carnahan, P. Syndergaard. SECOND ROW: S. Brink, R. Johnson, D. Admire, J. Haht, D. Jensen, M. Reinfeld. (Not pictured--T. VanOver- beke.) SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: D. Durst, L. Carnahan, M. Hoeppner, D. Shriver. SECOND ROW: M. Syndergaard, T. Straub, E. Mathern, J. Youde, K. Rausch, Mr. Conley. THIRD ROW: P. Cacek, P. Krekow, C. Maurer, R. Abrahamson, J. Triplett, J. Weber. (Not pictured--R. Hoyne, R. Wahl.) 61 THE TIGER TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: M. Schueder, C. Schueder, J. Grauer, M. Rehder, D. Brechwald, R. Hill, D. Ed- wards, J. Weber. SECOND ROW: D. Adams, S. Selk, D. Sickelka, D. Rehder, L. Day, D. Hicks, R. Daum. THIRD ROW: R. Negus, D. Schultz, J. Nitz, P. Farquhar, K. Heckert, J. Petersen, B. Lindstrom, S. Flinders. The 1970 track team won three meets, was second in one, was fourth in two, and fifth in one meet. Two meets were called off because of rainy weather. Paul Farquhar ended this track season with a total of 138 points, and Doug Hicks scored 107 1 2 points this year. Each Spring we find our track boys in the halls or in the gym. When the weather permits, they are outside. We have several young boys out for track this year and we hope they have gained the experience they will need to win all their track meets next year. There were eighteen track boys that received letters for track. They are as follows: Seniors: Paul Farquhar, John Hoeppner; Juniors: Doug Hicks, John Nitz, Russ Hill, Steve Selk, Kim Heckert; Sophomores: Dan Schultz, Ron Negus, Jerry Petersen, Dave Rehder, Dwight Sickelka, Brian Lindstrom, (Joel Weber and Mike Schueder-- Managers); Freshmen: Larry Dau, Mark Rehder, Roger Daum. We sincerely hope that our underclassmen can accompoish and overcome what we have done this year in track. I think I'd better throw this thing before I drop over back- wards. 62 Boy, am I glad I ate my Wheaties today. LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS FIRST ROW: R. Negus, D. Schultz, B. Lindstrom. SECOND ROW: A little snooze and a bite to eat never hurt J. Nitz, J. Petersen. anyone. EIGHTH GRADE TRACK SQUAD SHOT PUT AND DISCUS THROWERS TOP TO BOTTOM: K. Heckert, S. Flinders, P. Farquhar, S. Selk. 63 FIRST ROW: B. Cox, R. Johnson, D. Jensen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Conard, M. Rehder, T. VanOverbeke, T. Straub. THIRD ROW: D. Triplett, S. Carnahan, M. Reinfeld. SEVENTH GRADE TRACK SQUAD FIRST ROW: P. Cacek, P. Krekow, J. Triplett, G. Maurer. SECOND ROW: T. Straub, P. Rahbusch, E. Mathern, T. Pear- son, Mr. Conard. THIRD ROW: J. Hembd, N. Kruckenburg, J. Halverson, R. Abrahamson. SENIOR- SOPHOMORE- JUNIOR FRESHMAN TOP TO BOTTOM: S. Day, C. Jalas, P. Adams, S. Honsbruch. FIRST ROW: S. Nielsen. SECOND ROW: D. Hill, W. Jalas. THIRD ROW: J. Brown. HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS CENTER: S. Dau, C. Jalas.S. Honsbruch. BACK ROW: W. Jalas, S. Nielsen, D. Hill, P. Adams, J. Brown. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS A little sideline coaching. Just a little smile for all my fans. Mother told me he'd be here by now. ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD Superintendent James Rhode Li V V'«1 V M h LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. James Rhode, Mr. Leslie Templer, Mr. Richard Hicks, Mr. Irvin Struve, Mr. R. S. McCormack, and Mr. Burdette Faust. The .local school board of the Sutherland Community School District are concerned citizens who have con- sented 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 the Sutherland's graduating class will go on to some type of advanced training. To show its appreciation of the service rendered the school, the yearbook staff presents each member of the school board with a free copy of THE DUKE. To continue better public relations, local teachers conduct evening classes for the people of the local com- munity. Each spring, the Sutherland Teacher's Association grants a $400 scholarship to a senior student 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 sc ool staff is equally important. Without the assistance of the school custodians, secretaries, cooks, and bus rivers, the school would not be able to function. These people should be sincerely thanked for the long hours and hard work they give to their jobs. 68 Mr. Leon Stanford High School Principal Mr. Willie O. Roemmich Elementary School Principal Mr. Thomas A. Conley Junior High Principal Mrs. Gordan Bryant Junior High Remedial Reading Junior High Reading Junior High Spelling Mrs. Albin Johnson Junior High English Junior High Plays Mr. Douglas Conard Junior High Social Studies Junior High Coach H.S. Football Scout Asst. H.S. Basketball Coach Mrs. Lyle Schlenger Art Mr. David Frost Junior High Science Mr. David Essick Shop Driver's Training 70 Mrs. Harvey Geibe Commercial Mr. Kenneth Hoyne Instrumental Music Mr. Duane Haack High School Math Mrs. Baxter Ankerstjeme Home making Sociology Miss Barbara Kruger High School English Speech Dramatics Plays Mr. Jerry Becker Football Coach Track Coach Social Studies 71 Mr. Ron Sadler H.S. Basketball Coach Junior High Science Mr. David Peelen Cuidance Counselor Yearbook School Newspaper Mr. Allen Zevenbergen Vocal Music Mrs. Don Mott Girls Physical Education CRA Mr. Dean Kerhulas Boys Physical Education Mrs. William Woodall H.S. Librarian Mrs. Henry Vander Ploeg High School English Miss Jean Hager High School English BUS DRIVERS We're sorry we were unable to get a picture of our bus drivers. To give them due recognition, we can only list their names. They are Mr. Larry Gilbert, Mr. Francis Halverson, Mr. Ray Brechwald, Mr. Del Litka, Mr. Vernon Clark, Mr. Junior Cries, Mr. Carl Kruse, and Mr. Oscar Adams. CUSTODIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Jerry Litka, Mr. Francis Halverson, Mr. Carl Kruse, Mr. Del Litka. 73 SECRETARIES--Mrs. Rosanna Brechwald and Mrs. Nancy Kruse COOKS--Mrs. Bo hr ms, and Miss Anna Peters. JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President--]. Nitz V. President--D. Litka Secretary--W. Frolkey Treasurer--C. Maurer Nothing like standing around to get a job done. The Junior Class consists of 45 members. Mr. Essick and Mrs. Ankerstjeme are the class sponsors. Some of the classes open to the Juniors are chemistry, algebra, American history, English, typing, Spanish, homemaking, shop, and shorthand. The Junior class puts on the Junior-Senior Prom for the Seniors each year. They make money during the year by operating the concession stand at the basketball games. The Juniors spent all day on the Friday preceding prom to decorate the gym. Is it a horse ? ... Is it a car? . . . No, It's a Venetian boat! FIRST ROW: M. Edwards, S. Honsbruch, S. Dau, S. Raper, W. Frolkey, D. Watterson, L. Kas, C. Amendt, P. Sholly, B. Engelke. SECOND ROW: R. Cox, S. Warren, V. Harris, M. Brink, J. Martin, S. Clark, R. Hill, T. Straub, T. Sholly, J. Negus. THIRD ROW: J. Engelke, D. Farquhar, D. Litka, E. Powell, K. Hoyne, C. Martin, M. Horstmann, C. Stamer, K. Sump, C. Maurer, R. Carlson. FOURTH ROW: M. Haye, B. Steele, B. Ciese, S. Mathem, K. Heckert, J. Nitz, J. Fisch, T. Chase, D. Hicks, S. Selk. (Not pictured--D. Nielsen, R. Kruse, R. Schueder, J. Heistand). 76 SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President--R. Negus V. President--N. Rehder Sec.-Treas.--D. Hill The Sophomore Class consists of 45 members. Mr. Frolkey and Mr. Haack are the class sponsors. The Sopho- mores are required to take biology, world history, physical education, and English. They may also take geometry, general math, Spanish, boy's homemaking, and girl's shop. As Sophomores, the class starts earning money for prom by raking leaves in the park and by selling candy at noon. They were also in charge of the coat check at basketball games. A little work never hurt anyone This Page Sponsored by: DCM CLOTHING The Complete Family Store Phone 446-3454 Sutherland but this is ridiculous. FIRST ROW: W. Jalas, S. Jensen, P. Sholly, D. Hicks, V. Clark, L. Draper, L. Darr, C. Schueder, D. Edwards, D. Hill, C. Foley. SECOND ROW: A. Menke, D. Friedricksen, R. Steele, R. Schuknecht, S. Vlaming, K. Sump, S. Bierman, L. Hedinger, M. Sickelka, J. Weber, A. Flinders, S. Menke. THIRD ROW: P. Hurtig, B. Moore, N. Reh- der, D. Sickelka, S. Lenhart, D. Ebel, R. Ciese, C. Hembd, R. Nelson, K. Barry, T. Hoppe. FOURTH ROW: R. Negus, B. WarTen, J. Mugge, C. Houldson, M. Schueder, B. Lindstrom, J. Petersen, D. Schultz, D. Rehder, J. Kre- kow, M. Lindstrom. 77 NINTH GRADE FIRST ROW: T. Sholly, J. Brown, S. Schuknecht, D. Watterson, G. Miles, J. Austin, B. Massman, N. Florine, E. Draper, S. Peters, V. Clark, M. VanOverbeke, L. Dailey. SECOND ROW: N. Hembd, J. Saienga, L. Reimers, S. Clark, M. Sickelka, M. Zahren, J. Giese, S. Nielsen, K. Kramme, R. Jurgensen, H. jalas, T. Wunder, Y. Barry, A. Alexander. THIRD ROW: G. Warren, B. Petersen, R. Daum, D. Orthmann, L. Virgil, D. Hill, S. Flinders, D. Litka, S. VanderSluis, E. Johannsen, L. Dau, B. Schreiner, B. Giese. FOURTH ROW: D. Templer, M. Reinfeld, G. Engelke, T. Schueder, D. Adams, D. Johannsen, M. Rehder, D. Brechwald, J. Jalas, J. Grauer, K. Martin, B. Bryant. (Not pictured--M. Fisch, S. Heistand). EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: D. Lenz, J. Powell, L. Lindstrom, S. Raper, D. Warren, S. Sholly, T. Foley, N. Sampson. SECOND ROW: L. Frangenberg, J. Brookfield, M. Burgeson, C. Bird, N. Kuehl, D. Jennings, B. Woolston, D. Lenhart, M. Flinders. THIRD ROW: J. Haht, P. Syndergaard, M. Rehder, T. VanOverbeke, D. Moermond, S. Carnahan, D. Triplett, W. Riebesell. FOURTH ROW: D. Jensen, S. Brink, D. Admire, M. Reinfeld, D. Wunder, D. Harris, R. Johnson, B. Cox, D. Amendt. 78 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: L. McCormack, R. Steele, S. Bird, D. Jones, C. Schueder, J. Mugge, K. Petersen, R. Clark, L. Weathers, S. Menke. SECOND ROW: D. Cox, N. Kruckenburg, T. Straub, P. Rahbusch, R. Hoyne, C. Giese, R. VanderSluis, E. Mathern, D. Waggoner, R. Wahl, J. Youde. THIRD ROW: L. Goettsch, L. Daum, G. Maurer, M. Syndergaard, J. Halverson, T. Pearson, K. Rusch, R. Abrahamson, J. Hembd, J. Martin. FOURTH ROW: D. Shriver, M. Hoeppner, T. Rohwer, J. Triplett, J. Weber, P. Krekow, P. Cacek, L. Carnahan, D. Durst, M. Dailey. (Not pictured--K. Havlik, C. Schueder). SIXTH GRADE FIRST’ROW: G. Maurer, B. Wallentine, B. Triplett, V. Tjossem, M. Negus, G. Schmidt, J. Jensen, V. Clark, N. Jurgensen, R. Krekow, B. Amendt. SECOND ROW: L. Leonard, C. Schueder, D. Menke, J. Reinfeld, M. Foley, J. Brown, C. Moermond, K. Nellis, L. Burns, A. Jensen, J. Hembd, D. Mueller. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Cooper, D. Wat- terson, K. Rehder, B. Reinfeld, D. Sickelka, R. Draper, R. Mugge, B. Schuknecht, J. Lenz, T. Faust, Mrs. Peters. FOURTH ROW: S. Flinders, J. Sickelka, L. Laursen, B. Woodyard, J. Frangenberg, C. Mesner, N. Vlaming, L Daum, E. Otten, T. Schimmer, S. Austin. 79 FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: D. Hoeppner, P. Foley, S. Rohwer, J. Meredith, S. Rahbusch, L. Dau, L. Raper, T. Steffen, D. Bahr, C. Clark, J. Mugge. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Burgeson, J. Florine, J. Burgeson, J. Jenness, J. Jennings, A. Rehder, J. Rahbusch, A. Engelke, R. Frangenberg, C. Lenhart, S. Lindstrom, Mrs. Pingel. THIRD ROW: R. Schuknecht, J. Sickelka, R. Daum, V. Clark, T. Fransen, J. Mesner, J. Kuehl, S. Bina, D. Halverson, J. Bird, D. Moore, K. Lind- strom, G. Schoeneman. FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: G. Durst, D. Bird, P. Flinders, M. Mueller, D. Cacek, M. Nellis, M. Grothe, D. Nielsen, D. Ebel, A. Daum, T. Fransen. SECOND ROW: D. Shriver, T. Goettsch, C. Schueder, L. Burns, L. Lenhart, D. Cries, P. Schimmer, D. Stanford, L. Menke, D. Davis, D. Litka, T. Meredith, D. Dailey, S. Reinfeld. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Fischer, K. Maass, R. Steele, J. Hulser, D. Sickelka, C. VanderSluis, P. Havlik, T. Sohn, K. Tjossem, R. Rehder, D. Watterson, Mrs. Brown. FOURTH ROW: C. Kruckenberg, M. Burgeson, L. Carnahan, L. Jensen, K. Rhode, J. Martin, L. Wunder, T. Woolston, K. Jenness, P. Nelson, K. Conley, D. Anderson, V. Fischer. (Not pictured--K. 80 THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: M. Conley, D. Sholly, M. Weaver, J. Friedricksen, M. Back, M. Youde, T. Davis, D. Woolston, K. lurcensen B Enzelke T Bierman. SECOND ROW: T. Brawner, L. Wallentine, D. Amendt, L. Ciese, K. Jurgen- ! Tweath ? T sL d D u, L. Streufert, E. Flinders, B. Foley, M. Woodyard. THIRD ROW: L. Maas. Ciese, S. Woodyard, J. Rahbusch, J. Hulser, B. Rahbusch, D. Butcher, L. Steele, S. :Schueder, (3. Straub, D.Nagel. FOURTH ROW:VM. Fisch, C. Nielsen, J. Jensen, R. Craven, B. Alexander, K. Rusch, C. VanOverbeke, C. Mesner, R. Nagel, R. Sickelka, K. Jensen, J. Mugge, Mrs. Carpenter. (Not pictured--Mrs. Reid). SECOND GRADE FTRST ROW- L Shuck J. Abrahamson, B. Maurer, D. Maass, R. Miller, J. Brink, M. Shriver, D. Sweeney, J. SKI K D. sSnecht, b. Regennitter. SECOND ROW: C. Back M. Miller, 1L Faust, L. Peters, R. Segelke, K DeBoom, T. Jungjohann, T. Steffen, C. Horstmann, L. Moore, S. Regennitter, M. Swanson, C. Amendt. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stewart, S. Haht, R. Steele, D. Zevenbergen, R. Durst, L. Samuelson, R. Jones S. Bin i T Petersen N. Freeman, J.VanderSluis, Mrs. Stoterau. FOURTH ROW: K. Jurgensen, J. Carnahan, J. Dr per’ j Negus. F FTangenberg, D. bau, C. Kuehl, S. Rhode, M. Rahbusch, C. Wunder, B. Fiddelke, M. Hxll, P. Dailey. 81 FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: D. Moermond, J. Bums, T. Sohn, T. Jungjohann, V. Powell, J. Ebel, C. Weaver, D. Leonard. SEC- OND ROW: D. Dau, D. Dau, C. Olhausen, K. Triplett, L. Laursen, L. Abrahamson, C. Horstmann, D. Miller, M. Jennings, B. Jurgensen, D. Lange. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Howey, S. Riebesell, D. Rahbusch, D. Brookfield, M. Nellis, V. Ciese, D. Haht, K. Straumer, W. Jungjohann, P. VanOverbeke, Mrs. DeVoss. FOURTH ROW: J. Bird, R. Mar- tin, J. Guthridge, J. Sickelka, D. Youde, S. Bina, R. Adams, R. Halverson. SPECIAL CLASS FIRST ROW: R. Ross, Mrs. Bjork, C. Hallbauer. SECOND ROW: M. McHugh, R. Segelke, J. Wallentine, J. Miller. 82 KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: E. Weaver, B. McCormack, L. Schimmer, J. Roemmich, R. Miller, B. Brawner, V. Negus. SECOND ROW: K. Cunnerson, T. Steffens, D. Butcher, R. Foley, C. Mills, A. Leonard. THIRD ROW: L. Amendt, S. Jenness, D. Friedricksen, Mrs. Martin, S. Woolston, D. Rahbusch, J. Ebel. FIRST ROW: T. Shuck, V. Negus, S. Halverson, L. Schimmer, T. Steffen, N. Olhausen� LaA. Co ey._ SECOND ROW: L. Fransen, D. Litka, T. Zahren, A. Maass, J. Maurer, D. Waggoner, D. Wahl. THIRD RO . D. Gopperton, D. Miller, Mrs. Martin, T. Steffens, T. Woolston, R. Miller. 83 ADVERTISING NAPIER’S INC. 320 East Main--Cherokee Royal, Victor, Steelcase, G Cestetner Phone 225-5738 VERN'S CHAMPLIN Champlin Products Tank Wagon Service Phone 446-3859--Sutherland MALLORY DRUG STORE Prescription Druggist Phone 225-5144 Cherokee, Iowa SUTHERLAND FARMER'S COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR COMPANY Owned by the Farmers It Serves Phone 446-3335--Sutherland HAWLEY ALLISON CO. The Latest Styles G Highest Quality 222 West Main Street Cherokee, Iowa SUTHERLAND MOTOR COMPANY Body G Fender--AAA Wrecker Service Tractor and Auto Repair Phone 446-3874--Sutherland FARMER'S CO-OP ELEVATOR CO. Seed—Lumber--Grain--Feed Fertilizer- -Grinding- -Mixing Phone 4 37 - 2211 - - Larrabee LUSSIER G BORK BUILDING AND REPAIR Phone 376-2510 or 376-4412 Marcus, Iowa FASHIONETTE Congratulations Seniors Cherokee, Iowa You Must Be Satisfied. ROG AND BOB'S IGA MARKET AND MAYTAG LAUNDRY Phone 446-3333--Sutherland CHEROKEE AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Bowers Ford--Brown Chevrolet Peterson Motors--Ganger Buick SUTHERLAND IMPLEMENT COMPANY J. I. Case Sales G Service Complete Line of Case Equipment Phone 446-3305--Les G Gerald (Owners) CHEROKEE DAILY TIMES Cherokee Spokesman for Northwest Iowa JOHNSON MOTOR SERVICE Simplicity Tractors G Implements Lawn G Garden Equipment Phone 446-3311 — Sutherland SIOUX VALLEY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Cherokee, Iowa PERRY'S GAMBLE STORE Hardware of All Kinds Phone 446-3666--Sutherland LOVE TIRE SHOP Goodyear Tires Fast--on the Farm Service Phone 225-2506--Cherokee KEN’S FEED G PRODUCE Poultry--Eggs--Portable Milling Phone 446-2255--Sutherland CHEROKEE STATE BANK Member F.D.I.C. Cherokee, Iowa Phone 225-5171 ADAM'S HARDWARE Something for Your Every Need Phone 446-3457--Sutherland MUNSON FURNITURE 215 W. Maple Cherokee, Iowa Phone 225-3593 HILLMER'S TEXACO Friendly Service Phone 446-3769--Sutherland STEELE’S WELDING SHOP All Types of Welding and General Repair Phone 446-2155--Sutherland ART JOHNSON IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Sales G Service Amana Refrigeration Phone 295-7561—Peterson CYAN A MID FARM SUPPLY Fertilizer--Farm Chemicals Seed--Lime—Custom Spreading Phone 435-2621--Calumet LODER'S FORD GARAGE See Bill Loder for the Best in Ford Products Phone 728-2805--Hartley L G L TAVERN Feeds, Drinks, Recreation, and Dancing Phone 435-2151 --Calumet FRAN'S DRESS SHOP Home of Beautiful Dresses Phone 728-2504--Hartley PETERSON CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR COMPANY Grain--Feed — Seed--Fertilizer Phone 295-6361--Peterson FARMER'S CO-OP ELEVATOR Grain, Feeds, Seed, Fertilizer, G Petroleum Products Hartley, Iowa HUFFMAN G SON WELDING AND MOTOR REPAIR Automotive Tune-Up Phone 435-2351--Calumet KETELSEN HARDWARE Bulk G Bottle Gas Pump Work--Paint—Sporting Goods Hartley, Iowa THE HOEPPNER INSURANCE AGENCY Serving Your Insurance Needs Susan Hoeppner--Agent Phone 435-2941--Sutherland ZINN RADIO G T.V. R.C.A. Victor G Sylvania We Service What We Sell Phone 728-2650--Hartley MUGGE'S STORE Groceries Fresh Meats G Vegetables Phone 435-2641--Calumet FARMER'S MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Contact Bernard Watterson or Orren Tjossem for Low Cost Insurance G Prompt Claim Service. Hartley ED WOLTER Dekalb Hybrid Seed Dealer Phone 435-2081--Calumet HUB CLOTHIERS Complete Line of Men G Boys' Clothing Shoes for the Entire Family Hartley, Iowa BURLEY'S APPLIANCE Maytag, Frigidaire, G Amana D. F. Westphalen (Owner) Hartley, Iowa DR. GEORGE WINGERSON (D.D.S.) Hartley, Iowa Congratulations Seniors NICHOLSON - EDW AR DS GRAIN COMPANY Gaza, Iowa NORTHERN NATURAL GAS COMPANY Paullina, Iowa I.H.E. FARM EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE Paullina, Iowa Such innocent workers. KRIER MOTOR COMPANY Used Cars G Trucks Phone 448-3853--Paullina LEMKE'S FOOD TOWN Home of Top Choice Meat C Fruit Everyday Low Prices Phone 448-3435--Paullina PAULING'S GROCERY G MARKET Prices Are Bom Here and Raised Elsewhere Phone 448-3420--Paullina, Iowa BRINK HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Your Family Service Store Furniture, Appliances, Flowers Paullina, Iowa ROBERT F. GREEN AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds Home--Auto--Fire--Theft Phone 446-3429 — Sutherland JAN'S FASHION CENTER Latest Fashions and Accessories The Store with the Red Carpet Service Phone 448-3411— Paullina SCHOENEMAN ELECTRIC Complete Wiring Service, Farm Repair, and Installation Commercial Wiring. Phone 446-3377--Sutherland COAST TO COAST STORE The Store Where Your Dollar Will Do the Most Glen, Darlene, G Family—Paullina TEMPLER VARIETY G DRY GOODS We Have Anything You May Need Phone 446-2151—Sutherland LANGE'S CAFE Home of Good Food Phone 448-3724—Paullina, Iowa 51046 SUTHERLAND LOCKERS Quality Meat for Low Prices Phone 446-3462--Sutherland SHIRK PHARMACY Something for Your Every Need Phone 448-3490--Paullina, Iowa BAUMGARTEN FUNERAL HOME Sutherland 446-3337 Hartley 728-2305 Peterson 295-2305 A quick look at the prom dresses of the 1950's. The student teacher for girls P.E. — Mrs. Dunlop OLE LIBERTY BODY SHOP Expert Body Repair, Custom Painting, Boat C Fiberglass Repair--Dune Buggies Phone 448-3647--Ace Fletcher--Cara FARQUHAR MOTORS Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant Dodge, and Dodge Trucks Phone 446-2157 — Sutherland WOODYARD PLUMBING 0 HEATING Kohlor Bathroom Fixtures Phone 446-3767--Sutherland ELAINE'S PETITE SHOP Elaine Meyer—Proprietor Sutherland--Phone 446-3467 BRINK'S BARBER SHOP LOOKING GLASS BEAUTY SALON Harry Brink Sutherland Marlene Brookfield--Proprietor Phone 446-3456--Sutherland SET 'N STYLE BEAUTY SALON WEST IOWA TELEPHONE COMPANY Jean Pingel--Proprietor Phone 446-3625--Sutherland Sutherland, Iowa POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SALON Marlene Woolston--Proprietor Phone 446-3492--Sutherland CHEROKEE TIMES TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY Northwest Iowa's Top Newspaper Cherokee, Iowa 51012 PATRONS Melander's Appliance TV...........Cherokee Dobson Furniture Floor Covering . Cherokee Gildner-Sauer.......................Cherokee Hope's Fashion Farm.................Cherokee Juke's Tap and Grill................Larrabee Royer's.............................Cherokee Larry's Grocery.....................Sutherland Harold's Jewelry....................Hartley R . N . Potter (Lawyer).............Hartley Hamilton Hamilton.................Hartley Dr. Dahlbo..........................Sutherland Neola's Beauty Shop.................Sutherland Nan's Beauty Shop...................Sutherland Fern's Coffee Shop..................Sutherland Sad that the Seniors are leaving? These underclassman sometimes get out of hand. u t'TE- ON THE i VDLVE5 A little femininity never hurt anyone! Another poster by the S.H.S. cheer- leaders. The hallways of S.H.S. They liked the prom dresses so well, they tried a few more. ijP