Sutherland High School - Duke Yearbook (Sutherland, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1978 volume:

SUTHERLAND COMMU SUTHERLAND, IOWA INDEX 1-20 ACADEMICS 21-43 STUDENT LIFE 44-67 SPORTS 68-75 UPPER CLASSMEN 76 - END ADS OUR BRIGHT LOOKING ADVISOR, NOTE THE INTELLIGENT LOOK ABOUT HIM WELCOME We searched for ideas with which to open our book. The ideas came slowly and our minds were boggled. Then we came across this pic- ture of our most ambitious student showing the rest of the class how it's really done. We felt that this picture depicted school life in gen- eral. It is the basis of all the student's ideas and actions. If it weren't for this large part of school, people would have nothing to look forward to and nothing to keep them going through the day. So for all of you people who are wide awake and always alert, put your head down and space it out, you'll be a better person for doing it. 3 Kindergarten: Row 1: Mrs. Martin, M. Bobzien, R. Weaver, S. Strue- fert, B. Edwards, C. Jalas, G N. Horton. Row 2: D. Sickelka, K. Struve, M. Stettnichs, D. Hicks, C. Maaland, C. Nellis, G Kindergarten: Row 1: J. Wittrock, A. Larsen, D. Jalas, C. Owens. Row 2: J. Axdahl, B. Peters, D. Clark, T. Lindquist, J. Stammer. Row 3: Mrs. Martin, T. Peters, J. Wittrock, T. Ebel, 2nd grade, Row Is D. Draper, D. Dilly, D. Jurgensen, S. Elrod, B. Cunnerson, J. Kruse, D. Butcher, D. Maaland, S. Swier, S. Fessler, D. Faust, D. Horton, Row 2: C. Dlayberg, D. Lunsford, J. Rahbusch, J. Putnam, M. Draper, C. Frerk, A. Fogelman, R. Leonard, E. Pin- gel, K. Stettnichs, N. Brookfield, Row 3: Ms. Van Meetren, R. Rickers, K. Bird, A. Mill- er, C. Klave, D. Gaskill, C. Struefert, C. Keidemann, G. Bailey, D. Frolkey, M. Johann- sen, Mrs. Stewert. 1st grade, Row Is M. Lottman, A. Meyer, K. Horton, C. Jungjohan, R. DeBoom, J. Clay- berg, C. Jungjohan, D. Horstmann, T. Kruse, K. Jenkins, Row 2: L. Essick, M. Freck, T. Freed, K. Laue, M. Rausch, G. Riedejann, T. Larsen, B. Huffman, C. Chindlund, A. Ra- busch, C. Magnussen, Row 3: Ms. Schmidt, B. Grause, J. Greeley, S. Petersen, J. Nikles, S. Faust, E. Pingel, C. Sweeney, D. Durst, B. Jungjohan, S. Haht, Mrs. Amendt. 3rd grade, Row Is S. Edwards, B. Jurgensen, K. Roemmich, D. Sweeney, M. Fuhrman, D. Mills, J. Weier, S. Hansen, J. Bobzien, Row 2: D. Olhausen, B. Magnussen, C. Wohlert, B. Thom, J. Dau, S. Waggoner, J. Lenz. S. Fogelman, B. Goettsch, B. Thomas, Row 3: Mrs. Schnoes, D. Durst, C. Grause, V. Elrod, J. Schoening, J. Hulser, L. Cuthridge, D. Gree- ley, D. Wittrock, D. Lunsford, Mrs. Bjork Row 1-T. Weier, C. Swanson, M. Nissen, T. Pauling, T. Bird, R. Roeder, J. Gopperton, S. Petersen, S. Kruise, D. Jalas. Row 2-R. Huffman, S. Caskill, T. Swier, T. Peters, B. Thomas, M. Fuhrman, J. Riemann, K. Maurer, V. Rahbusch, J. Guthridge, R. Dau. Row 3-Mrs. Brown, J. Gerstandt, R. Klave, N. Weathers, J. Little, S. Schimmer, S. Essick, T. Rohrbaugh, C. Hansen, Mrs. Fischer. 6 Row 1-D. Meyer, L. Gunnerson, D. Lange, P. Maass, W. Weaver, D. Freck, T. Faust, J. Horton, B. Maass, A. DeVall, R. Johannsen, N. Brown. Row 2-Mrs. Pruiksma, M. Johannsen, D. Butcher, T. Sohn, S. Wetherell, R. Lenhart, T. McCarthy, A. Thomas, D. Dau, J. Jungjohan, T. Rohrbaugh, S. Bierman. Row 3-A. Hansen, C. Wohlert, C. Wede, B. Bird, D. Weier, L. Clayberg, J. Sickelka, R. Chindlund, J. Horstmann, D. Engel, Mr. Gould. Row 1-D. Gopperton, R. Horton, J. Hansen, T. Amendt, J. Horstmann, C. Fesseler, B. Jurgensen, C. Jalas, R. Rausch, S. Sweeney, D. Meyer. Row 2-T. Struve, K. Leonard, T. Sohn, J. Petersen, L. Rehder, C. Waggoner, C. Peters, S. Schuller, M. Freeman, D. Wadsley, P. Grothe, K. Pauling. Row 3-Mrs. Taylor, B. Bailey, S. Carnahan, C. Jurgensen, P. Guthridge, P. Woodall, N. Dau, M. Johnson, K. Sorenson, M. Negus, J. Weaver, T. Peters, Mrs. Pingel. 7 Row 1-B. Thomas, B. Thomas, M. Shriver, P. Fiddelke, J. Tjossem, D. Horton, B. Petersen, P. Fessler, C. Ebel, J. Leonard, Row 2- D. Rienfeld, R. Bird, S. Wetherell, D. Swanson, T. DeBoom, S. Wohlert, M. Carlson, M. Rehder, C. Orthmann. Row3-R. Hegel, S. Grause, J. Chindlund, S. Essick, W. Negus, K. Bluml, B. Back, S. Rehder, D. Wadsley, P. Hettiarachi. Row 4-L. Tewes, F. Woodyard, D. Hoffman, D. Nagel, J. Freeman, B. Cooper, C. Selk, M. Flinders, D. Hicks. 8 Row 1- D. Gopperton, D. Johannsen, L. Schimmer, D. Miller, M. Grause, D. Laue, J. Nikles, N. Olhausen, E. Weaver, Row 2-S. Halverson, J. Draper, K. Gunnerson, A. Leonard, A. Peters, T. Woolston, R. Miller, L. Hersom, V. Negus, Row 3- D. Butcher, A. Leonard, T. Steffen, L. Amendt, R. Foley, S. Stettnichs, J. Roemmich, D. Waggoner, C. Clayberg, B. McCormack, Row 4- V. Powell, S. Schuller, A. Maass, D. Litka, R. McDaniel, T. Zahren, R. He- gel, D. Rahbusch, D. Friedrichsen. 9th grade, Row i D. Moermond, C. Olhausen, G. Weaver, M. Miller, M. Rahbusch, P. Vanoverbeke, R. Nissen, J. Ebel, D. Miller, D. Leonard, Row 2: D. Haht, D. Dau, G. Horstmann, K. Bluml, J. Rob- inson, R. Halverson, T. Sohn, C. Negus, D. Lange, K. Jurgensen, K. Triplett, Row 3: L. Abrahamson, M. De Vail, R. Fiddelke, A. Jilderda, J. Bums, S. Bina, T. Chindlund, W. Jungjohan, B. Maurer, B. Giese, D. Rahbusch, L. Larsen, Row 4: S. Hill, J. Bird, J. Sickelka, J. Guthridge, B. Cooper, D. Youde, C. Stettnichs, R. Martin, S. Hansen, P. McDaniel, R. Adams 10th grade, Row 1: L. Peters, P. Dailey, T. Steffen, J. Carnahan, K. Jurgensen, S. Haht, B. Jones, P. Hill, C. Amendt, Row 2: P. Hersom, D. Schuknecht, C. Back, M. Hill, J. Wede, T. Petersen, L. Faust, C. Negus, R. Segelke, M. Swanson, Row 3: J. Sholly, K. Deboom, R. Miller, S. Stettnichs, R. Durst, K. Lindstrom, M. Shriver, R. Thomas, S. Bina, T. Jungjohan, G. Horstmann, Row 4: D. Maass, J. Vander Sluis, N. Freeman, B. Fiddelke, J. Negus, J. Abrahamson, J. Brink, D. Sweeney, R. Steele, D. Wadsley, Row 5: J. Johannsen, D. Dau, L. Samuelson, G. Kuehl, D. Draper, M. Cooper, M. Rah- busch, P. Hettiaraichi, S. Rhode 11th grade, Row 1: M. Woodyard, D. Amendt, L. Giese, D. Sholly, L. Steele, D. Nagel, B. Foley, D. Cooper, S. Woodyard, Row 2: M. Weathers, L. Struefert, B. Kreibaum, T. Sohn, M. Back, D. Dau, B. Engelke, L. Maass, Row 3: K. Jurgensen, J. Schoening, G. Straub, J. Jensen, C. Nielsen, J. Friedrich- sen, D. Tewes, D. Butcher, J. Hulser, Row 4: J. Giese, K. Jurgensen, T. Bierman, K. Jensen, T. Da- vis, R. Craven, M. Weaver, B. Rahbusch, R. Nagel, D. Woolston, Row 5: J. Rahbusch, To Rahbusch, 8 R. Sickelka, B. Alexander, G. Mesner, C. Vanoverbeke, K. Rusch, S. Tewes, M. Fisch SUPT. PRINCIPALS SCHOOL BOARD P,l, Superintendent Mr. Rhode P,2, Grade School Mr. Reomich P,3, High School Mr. Stanford P,4, Jr. High Mr. Clayberg P,S, School Board Mr. Rhode S. Weaver M. Sickelka R. Hicks (Pres.) J. Sweeney R. Brechwald J. Flinders Bird Taylor Vige Wallinga Beginning Typing Personal Typing Shorthand Business Typing Book- keeping English 10 Individual - ized Reading Conver- sational English Modem Books Creative Writing South East Asia Islands of the Pacific Central erica South America American History Algebra II Geometry Advanced Math Physics 1- Mr. Bird falls asleep listening to the typing of his sophomore class 2- Mr. Bird heads for his classroom to start another day. 3- Mr. Vige teaches history with the aid of 3 teachers' assistants from the Chero- kee Mental Health Institute. 4- Here are 2 of the best-looking pairs of legs in the S.H.S. this year. 5-Mr. Tay- lor is found here taking pictures of a red bellied sap sucker. 6- Mr. Vige studies for his next class. 7- This sophomore typing class is quite an elite group. 8- The Creative Writing class listens intently to Mr. Taylor's lecture. 9- Mr. Taylor gets ready to take a few shots of play practice. 10- Mr. Wallinga and Deb D. plan together to blow up the school. 11 - Mr. Bird demonstrates how to type while watching the UPS truck make its de - livery. 12- Mr. Wallinga debates his final move in a game of Tic-Tac- MRS. DRZYCIMSKI MRS. THOMPSON 12 MR. DICKMEYER MR. GERDES MRS. LEWIS MRS. REEVES A CLASS OF MRS MAASS A Mi6s 6pgy sSLGyv j£cl ffJx AJL XCuo , c kujl Jm 0 5d 4r JL CSKXsy JbidiAj 's O rr ' Mrt. zAwAX MX J TnJLQ C AfitCAeS t 7uZ Jffllb. (tA w X$i£A flA XZ ACA jC OuQS A -htwJha Air. F jJAcaxx) 6?a j ir oiA i C.o EU. P.F. LiJoiFk. d AAJAJtMF 1- Mr. Hoyne scans the band looking for someone who might have fallen asleep during a twenty measure rest. 2- Mrs. Briden tunes the piano to Steve R. 's melodic voice. 3- Mrs. Briden practices for a choir rehearsal. 4- When asked what the price of cheese in China is, Mr. Hoyne replied M ! = 1. COURSES TAUGHT Briden- Vocal music K-12, high school music theory Hoyne- Instrumental music 5-12, 9th grade math. 18 19 COOKS AND JANITORS The people in these pictures are those hard workers who have to endure endless hardships commonly known as cooks and janitors. Pictured above on top are the elementary cooks who take care of the high school as well. They are: Micki Haht, Karen Thomas, Colleen Friedrichsen, and Mildred Darr. To the left is our fearless high school custodian Ray Brechwald. Pictured just above is Rick Giese who takes care of the elementary buildings. 20 Another hard-working individual who didn't get his picture taken is Francis Halverson who works at the junior high. Sony! Row 1, K. Jurgensen, K. DeBoom, D. Siclelka, A. Leonard, R. Sickelka, D. Dau, D. Laue, Row 2, D. Maass, J. Brink, K. Maass, K. Rusch, Row 4 D. Leonard, M. Mueller, R. Steele, L. Steele, V. Fischer. Row 1, D. Dau, M. Back, C. Back, R. Segelke, M. Weaver, D. Dau, Row 2, S. Bina, D. Watterson, R. Steele, J. Friedrichsen, Row 3 T. Woolston, C. VanOverbeke, J. Martin, J. Johannsen, P. Schimmer, S. Rhode, Row 4, M. Fisch, R. Rehder SWINGS SHOW-VmaBaret Soloists P. Schimmer T. Woolston M. Mueller S. Rhode D. Watterson Trio J. Martin R. Rehder V. Fischer Picture 1- Drummer, V. Fischer Picture 4- On ladder, J. Johannsen, D. Da- vis, standing, K. Rhode, sitting Picture 6- Swing Choir, 1 Write The Songs Picture 7- Band Picture 8- Swing Choir, Side By Side Picture 9- Edith Ann, (Joanne Carnahan) Picture 10- E. Pingel, dancer Picture 11- Kathy DeBoom FALL PL A YS 1- row 1- L. Bums, K. DeBoom. row 2- D. Watterson. row 3- C. Amendt, P. Hill. 2- Kathy R. and Dave S. watch as Mike C. cries over his semester government grades. 3 - row i - M. Crothe. row 2 - K. Rhode, L. Giese. row 3- D. Sickelka, J. Friedrichsen, B. Alex- ander. 4- The girls look on as Russ S. tries to get the ma- caroniGcheese he had for lunch off his hands. 5- row 1- T. Petersen, T. Woolston, R. Segelke, L. Carnahan, row 2- B. Foley, R. Steele, R. Steele, L. Steele, N. Freeman, row 3- Mr. Dickmeyer, L. Maass, R. Craven, Mr. Tay- lor. 6- Lee B. watches as Dale W. adjusts a contact lens. MINI SWING SHOW In the summer of 77, the stage band and swing choir were invited to perform for the band directors from this area. The mini swing show was held at the Marina Inn in Sioux City. The band and choir were fed a great meal before they played and were all well satisfied by it. It was fun and was a good experience for all the kids. P.i, the Sutherland pops, 1, Russ Steele asks Peg Schimmer about her love life, as Tam Woolston and Kathy Rhode gaze into space. 2, row 1, T. Peterson, S. Bina, row 2 D. Litka, J. Freidrichsen, S. Stettnichs, row 3, Mr. Dickmeyer, N. Freeman, P. Schim- mer, M. Back, J. Johannsen, D. Sickelka, K. Rhode, J. Martin, row 3, R. Steele, L. Steele, R. Flehder, T. Wool- ston, K. DeBoom, D. Watterson, L. Bums, B. Alexander. 3, Peg Schimmer is singing her little heart out on that old tune entitled 500 miles, 4, row 1, P. Hill, T. Steffen, R. Segelke, C. Back, T. Sohn, L. Jilderda, K. Jurgensen, row 2, R. Craven, J. Rahbusch, D. Amendt, J. Carnahan, T. Jungjohan, K. Jurgensen, M. Swanson, row 3, M. Mueller, S. Rhode, K. Jensen, J. Negus, M. Grothe, D. Sweeney, D. Bird, 5, The famous Sutherland boys quartet harmonizes on 1 'She was happy till she met you11 and 1 'She is more to be pittied than sensured'1 6- Russ Steele becomes rash and his eyes bulge as the girls in pic. 7 (Teresa Peterson, Sue Bina, Deb litka, and September Stettnichs) march in front of him. 7- These girls, who are now headed to Las Vegas were a smash at the dinner theatre. Our melodrama play was a success this year. We felt that it was much better than past plays, mainly because of the show girls. There was a meal served before the play which con- sisted of ham or salsbury steak. These were sided by baked spuds, com, and a salad bar. There was pre-show enter- tainment which consisted of singers such as Peg Schimmer, Kathy DeBoom, Dale Watterson, a boys quartet, and a girls trio. The audience also got into the act by taking part in a sing - along. Everybody had a good time and enjoyed the show. We would like to thank the teachers that helped to put it together. Come Sail Away was the theme for the 1978 Junior-Sen- ior Prom held on the 22nd of April. The gym and refresh- ment room were decorated with blue and white stream- ers, fish net, and shells. A mural hung on one wall of the gym and pictures were taken by a boat. The evening be - gan at 8:00 with music by NAN. The Junior Welcome was given later by Ric Sickelka which was acknowledged by David Sickelka. Punch and snacks, which included sand- wiches , bars, cookies, potato chips, and pickles, were served by four sophomores: Sue Bina, Mary Ann Hill, Doug Dau, and Dan Sweeney. 29 HIGH SCHOOL BAND (Above picture) Front Row: L. Faust, C. Back, L. Flinders, N. Freeman, Row 2: D. Sickelka, K. Bluml, G. Straub, T. Petersen, D. Watterson, L. Steele, M. Mueller, Row 3: K. Jurgensen, K. DeBoom, R. Duret, T. Sohn, C. Ol- hausen, G. VanderSluis, G. Durst, J. Negus, D. Leonard, Row 4: J. Gutluidge, K. Jensen, R. Sickelka, M. Back, D. Litka, D. Friedrichsen, R. Foley, S. Stettnichs, T. Woolston, Back Row: K. Rusch, K. Maass, S. Bina, S. Brink, D. Maass, B. McCormack. (Below picture) Front Row: L. Maass, R. Steele, R. Segelke, S. Hanson, R. Cra- ven, Row 2: K. Rhode, D. Stanford, J. Rehder, S. Woodyard, S. Stettnichs, A. Leonard, J. Martin, Row 3: P. VanOver Beke, C. Clayberg, T. Zahren, E. Weaver, A. Maass, R. Nagel, R. Steele, S. Rhode, Row 5: B. Foley, D. Butcher, D. Nagel, V. Fischer, T. Steffens, T. Sohn, Mr. Hoyne. JR. HIGH PL A YS V. Negus, D. Dau, R. Halverson, K. Triplet, T. Woolston, Row 1-W. Jungjohan, J. Nickels, R. Adams. Row 2- C. R. Hagel, D. Freidrichsen Woolert, D. Miller, L. Abrahanmson, M. Nellis, G. Horst - mann. row 1, D. Brookfield, W. Jungjohan, G. Horstman, J. Nick- C. Woolert, D. Dau, D. Butcher, C. Clayberg, C. Olhau- els, C. Essick, B. Peterson, row 2, J. Reomich, D. Frei- sen, B. McCormack, Mrs. Kummerfeld, J. Freeman, D. Jo- drichson, J. Ebel, M. Shriver, D. Hoffman hannsen, T. Chindlund, G. Weaver, J. Guthridge, C. Selk, V. Powell, L. Amendt, N. Olhausen, P. VanOverbeke, L. Abrahamson, C. Stett- D. Moorman, D. Raubusch, S. Halverson, T. Sohn, nichs, D. Leonard, D. Nagel, A. Leonard, 31 VOCAL MUSIC HEADED BY MRS BRIDEN This Choir member has worked hard on his vocal chord stretching exer- cises. front row, K. DeBoom, T. Peterson, T. Steffen, P. Hill, M. Back, K. Lindstrom, J. Negus, L. Flinders, C Back, C. Negus, R. Segelke, N. Freeman, row 2, T. Woolston, K. Rhode, D. Davis, L. Steele, K. Jen- sen, J. Johannsen, M. Weaver, R. Steele, D. Dau, J. Rehder, D. Litka, S. Stettnichs, row 3, S. Bina, P. Schimmer, D. Stanford, M. Fisch, S. Rhode, M. Mueller, C. VanOverbeke, R. Rehder, D. Watteison, R. Craven, D. Sickelka, J. Martin, R. Steele, B. Foley, T. Sohn, 32 front row, M. Back, K. Jensen, J. Freidrichsen, D. Watterson, M. Weaver, J. Negus, K. Lindstrom, row 2, S. Rhode, D. Sickelka, J. Johannsen, M. Mueller, C. VanOverbeke, R. Rehder, R. Steele, R. Craven, BOY’S AND GIRL’S GLEE CLUBS front row, K. Rhode, T. Steffen, P. Hill, T. Peterson, L. Flinders, C. Back, R. Segelke, row 2, L. Peters, D. Davis, K. DeBoom, S. Bina, J. Rehder, L. Steele, C. Negus, B. Fo- ley, M. Hill, row 3, D. Stanford, D. Litka, J. Giese, J. Martin, P. Schimmer, N. Fisch, T. Woolston, D. Dau, T. Sohn, N. Freeman, R. Steele, S. Stettnichs, 33 Small Group Contest took place this year at the Clay Central high school in Royal, Iowa, on April 14 and IS. Small groups receiving I's this year were Trumpet Trio, Tuba Trio, Sax Duet, Brass Trio, and Trumpet Duet. Vocal soloists re- ceiving I's were David Sickelka, Dale Watter- son, Lori Steele, and Mike Mueller Instrumental soloists receiving I's were Dan Leonard, Dale Watterson, Lori Steele, John Brink, Ric Sick- elka, Marv Back, Joel Guthridge, and Russ Steele. Small groups receiving 11's this year were Brass Sextette, Boys Quartet, Girls Sex- tette, Mixed Double Quartet Trumpet Quartet, Sax Quartet, Madrigal, Boys Double Quartet, and Mixed Quartet. Vocal soloists receiving 11's this year were Kathi DeBoom and Marv Back. Instrumental soloists receiving 11's this year were Kathi DeBoom and Mike Mueller. SMALL GROUP CONTEST 1- Instrumentalists receiving II's- row 1- K. DeBoom, S. Stettniches, L. Steele, D. Leonard, row 2- R. Sickelka, D. Sickelka, J. Brink, M. Back, row 3- M. Mueller, R. Steele, D. Watterson. 2- Tuba Trio- row 1- J. Guth- ridge, K. Jensen, row 2- R. Steele. 3- vocalists receiving II's- row 1- S. Bina, T. Steffen, T. Petersen, R. Se- gelke, T. Sohn, C. Back, K. DeBoom. row 2- M. Back, R. Steele, D. Watterson, R. Steele, N. Freeman, L. Steele, M. Fisch. row 3- J. Johannsen, S. Rhode, T. Woolston, P. Schimmer, M. Weaver, row 4- K. Jensen, M. Mueller, D. Sickelka, J. Friedrichsen. 4- Trumpet Duet- L. Steele, M. Mueller. 5- Sax Duet- D. Sickelka, K. DeBoom 6- Brass Trio- row 1- J. Brink, row 2- M. Mueller, L. Steele. 7- vocal soloists receiving 11 s- row 1- accompanist N. Freeman, L. Steele, row 2- M. Mueller, D. Watterson, D. Sickelka. 8- Instrumental so- loists receiving I's- R. Steele, J. Guthridge. 9- Instru- mental soloists receiving l's- J. Brink, D. Watterson, M. Back. 10- Trumpet Trio- L. Steele, M. Mueller, D. Watterson. 11- Instrumental soloists receiving l's- row 1 - R. Sickelka, L. Steele, row 2- D. Leonard. The Drill Team performed during Basketball half times using routines which they worked up. Pic. 1: FRONT ROW-L. Bums, C. Negus, P. Hill, J. Carnahan, T. Steffen, P. Hersom. BACK ROW-T. Jungjohan, L. Carnahan, D. Litka, T. Woolston, D. Tewes, S. Bina. Pic. 2: Majorette-S. Bina The Twirlers performed with the Band during Football half times. They used flaming batons. Pic 3: FRONT ROW- N. Freeman. BACK ROW-T. Petersen, R. Segelke. Pic. 4: L. Bums, D. Tewes. Pic. S: C. Horstmann, T. Steffen Pic Is FRONT ROW-P. VanOverbeke, C. Clayberg, T. Zahren, R. Hegel, J. Chindlund, S. Hanson, N. Olhausen. SECOND ROW-E. Weaver, V. Negus, S. Rehder, J. Leonard, C. Olhausen, A. Leonard, R. Foley, D. Litka, D. Friedrichsen, T. Woolston, S. Stettnichs, D. Leonard. THIRD ROW-A. Maass, K. Cunnerson, D. Rahbusch, 1. Tjossem, P. Fessler ,S. Bina, B. McCormack, R. Hegel, S. Wetherell, D. Rienfeld, R. Bird, D. Hicks, J. Freeman, D. Johann- sen, M. Rahbusch, B. Back, M. Rehder. FOURTH ROW-M. Shriver, D. Butcher, T. DeBoom, T. Stef- fen, T. Sohn, J. Cuthridge, D. Huffman, D. Wag- goner, D. Orthmann, Mr. Hoyne. Pic 2: FRONT ROW-E. Weaver, C. Olhausen, P. JR. HIGH BAND AND STAGE BAND VanOverbeke, J. Leonard, A. Leonard, P. Fessler, K. Cunnerson, A. Maass, C. Wohlert, C. Clayberg, D. Laue. SECOND ROW-P. Hettiarachchi, S. Rehder, T. Chindlund, B. McCormack, R. Hegel, S. Wether- ell. THIRD ROW-D. Friedrichsen, M. Rehder, T. Woolston, D. Leonard, J. Freeman, B. Back, S. Stettnichs, T. Zahren, J. Cuthridge, T. Sohn, D. Huffman, T. Steffen, T. DeBoom, D. Butcher, M. Shriver. 37 PAPER STAFF Row 1: D. Watterson, C. Negus, L. Steele, P. Hill, L. Jilderda, Row 2: D. Sickelka, T. Sohn, P. Hersomn, D. Daily, Row 3: P. Hettiarachi, R. Craven, R. Steele, J. Johannsen, M. Fisch, J. Hulser, D. Tewes ANNUAL STAFF We of the Annual Staff wish to ex- press our thanks to all the people who helped in making this annual possi- ble . We wish to thank Mr. Stanford for giving us a few days off for selling ads C for going to an annual camp. We wish to thank Mr. Taylor, our advisor, who took many of these out- standing pictures in this book. We would also like to express our thanks to those who took out ads in this an- nual and also to those of you who bought one. We have put many, many hours in on this book and we hope it is appreciated. Any sugges- tions or comments (good or bad) will be welcomed. Thank-you very much. Front Row: Denise Dau, Denise Amendt, Peg Schimmer, Mid- dle Row: Brent Alexander, Russ Steele, Mike Mueller, Steve Reinfeld, Back Row: Mr. Taylor (Advisor) District Speech Contest as held this year at the Sanborn High School. Of all the Sutherland speech contestants, only two qualified for the State Speech Contest by receiving a 1 rat- ing. These two, Kathi Rhode and Leanne Maas, went on to compete in the State Contest held at Lake Mills, Iowa. Both ladies did a fine job and represented the SHS very well DIS- TRICT CONTEST RESULTS- Tracy Steffens-Literary Pro- gram- II Karla Jurgensen-Original Oratory-II; Kathi Rhode- Original Oratory-II G Interpretive Prose-I; Doug Maass-Ex- temporaneous Speaking-II; Teresa Petersen-Extemporaneous Speaking-II; Richard Craven-Radio News Announcing-II C Interpretive Poetry-II; Russ Steele-Radio News Announcing -II C After Dinner Speaking-II; Lori Steele-Storytelling-II C Interpretive Poetry-II; Loretta Jilderda-lmprovisational Storytelling - II G Interpretive Poetry-II; Leanne Maass-Book Review-II G Interpretive Prose-I; Liz Flinders-Public Ad- dress- II G Interpretive Prose-II; Penny Hill-Dramatic Act- ing-II; Nancy Freeman-Dramatic Acting-II; Brent Alex- ander-Dramatic Acting-II; Rita Steele-Humorous Acting- 11; Dale Watterson-Humorous Acting-II. STATE CONTEST RESULTS- Kathi Rhode - Interpretive Prose-1,1,1 = 1; Leanne Maass- Interpretive Prose-I,II,II=11. i - District Speech Competition- row 1- P. Hill, T. Steffens, N. Freeman, L. Jilderda, R. Craven, K. Jurgensen. row 2- B. Alexander, L. Steele, D. Watterson, R. Steele, R. Steele, L. Flinders. 2- This is a shot of our sleeping yet smiling senior State Speech Competitor, Kathi Rhode. 3- This is a shot of our sleeping yet giggling junior State Speech Com- petitor, Leanne Maass. SPEECH CONTEST ’78 39 JR HI CHOIR, GLEE CLUBS ACCOMPANISTS row 1, P. Fessler, C. Ebel, D. Horton, L. Schimmer, B. Bird, J. Nickels, C. Olhausen, B. Peterson, J. Leonard, E. Weaver, P. Fiddelke, D. Orthman, L. Dean, L. Hersom, S. Halverson, M. Rehder, S. Rehder, P. Hettiarach- chi, D. Swanson, M. Shriver, D. Leonard, row 3, S. Grause, T. DeBoom, K. Bluml, C. Essick, R. Hagel, B. Back, T. Woolston, D. Nagel, W. Negus, M. Grause, J. Chindlund, D. Moorman, row 4, V. Negus, A. Peters, P. VanOverbeke, D. Dau, A. Leonard, B. McCormack, D. Butcher, N. Olhausen, D. Dau, D. Miller, K. Gunnerson, row 5, D. Hicks, J. Freeman, L. Abrahamson, K. Jurgensen, J. Reomich, G. Horstman, S. Stettnichs, T. Steffen, K. Negus, D. Lange, K. Bluml, M. Flinders, row 6, D. Freidrichsen, L. Amendt, D. Brookfield, A. Maass, D. Raubrsch, T. Zaren, R. Hagel, W. Jungjohan, C. Selk, C. Foley, D. Rabusch, row 7, S. Hansen, P. McDaniel, D. Litka, C. Stettnichs, D. Youde, J. Cuthridge, B. Martin, J. Bird, T. Chindlund, M. Nellis 40 J. Leonard, L. Peterson, P. Fiddelke, L. Dean, L. Hersom, S. Halverson, D. Miller, S. Rehder, P. Hettiarach- chi, C. Olhausen, L. Schimmer, C. Ebel, row 2, G. Horstman, T. DeBoom, K. Bluml, C. Essick, V. Negus, A. Peters, K. Gunnerson, D. Nagel, W. Negus, J. Chindlund, J. Reomich row 3, S. Stettnichs, P. VanOverbeke, D. Dau, A. Leonard, L. Abrahamsen, B. Jurgensen, K. Negus, D. Lange, K. Bluml, N. Olhausen, D. Dau row 4, T. Steffen, L. Amendt, D. Brookfield, A. Maass, D. Raubusch, S. Hanson, M. Nellis, T. Zaren, K. Selk, W. Jung- johann, R. Hagel, D. Raubusch 41 CHILDREN’S THEATRE This year as always, the Drama class put on a Chil- dren's Play under the direction of Mr. Dickmeyer. The play was enjoyed by youngsters and oldsters alike. The cast also had much fun in presenting the play which was entitled ' 'Ferdinand and the Dirty Knight'' The play was about a plain mop maker who gets caught up in a world of dragons, knighthood, and en- chantment but manages to handle it very well. The cast included: Dan Bird, Todd Sohn, Dave Cacek, Dale Watterson, Brent Alexander, and Mike Grothe as well as two non-class members, September Stettnichs and Cheryl Amendt. The Drama Class wishes to thank these two for their help and also Mr. Dickmeyer for putting up with them. The pictures are as follows: Picture 1: Todd Sohn as the dragon. Picture 2: Ferdi- nand holds a heavy load as Princess Melinda looks on. Picture 3: The dirty knight finally cleans up his act. (Dave Cacek) Picture 4: Sir Bully goes down for the count. (Dan Bird) Picture 5: Ferdinand telis Sir Bully a thing or two. Picture 6: Princess Melinda (September Stettnichs) and Ferdinand (Brent Alexander). Picture 7: Dale Watterson as King Hardnail. Picture 8: Sir Bravely (Mike Grothe) and Ferdinand. Picture 9: The Dirty Knight tells Ferdinand to draw his mop Picture 10: Sir Bravely( ?) Picture 11: Sir Bully falls the second time. BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL 1 - Danny S. makes a mad dash for 1st base. 2- Coach Petersen bats for in- field practice with catcher Donna N. looking on. 3. Coach Wallinga and Cregg D. watch the game from the bench. 4- The Tigerettes try to keep the sun out of their eyes while sitting in the dugout. 5- Varsity softball team, row 1- D. Litka, B. Jurgensen, D. Amendt, C. Amendt, J. Nickles. row 2- D. Nagel, R. Durst, T. Wool- ston, J. Raubusch, K. Jurgensen, D. Davis. 6- row 1- G. Weaver, T. Sohn, M. Shriver, D. Leonard, D. Schuknecht, D. Sweeney, row 2- coach Wallinga, M. Weaver, J. Ne- gus, S. Rhode, C. Stettnichs, M. Crothe, R. Steele, row 3- K. Jensen, G. Durst, D. Youde, T. Sohn, C. VanOverbeke, D. Nielsen. 7- Dan B. anticipates the pitch as Dan N. loosens up. 8- Grant W. does like a banana and peels for home plate. 9- Steve R. prepares to catch a strike from the Ti- ger pitcher. 10- Denise A. readies for a pitch as Coach Petersen and Deb L. watch closely. 11- The Tigerette in- field loosens up before the game. 12- Tami W. looks over the infield before stepping up to bat. 13- J. ,V. softball team, row 1- K. Jurgensen, B. Jur- gensen, D. Amendt, C. Amendt, M. Weathers, J. Vandersluis. row 2- S. Stettnichs, C. Kruckenberg, L. Abra- hamson, C. Dau, K. J.V. B-ball re- cord 4 wins 8 losses 1 tie. V. B-ball record 2 vyins 17 losses. J.V. S-ball record 7 wins 1 loss. V. S-ball record S wins S losses HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL During the 1977 season, the Tigers who were lead by eight sen- iors, finished with 1-7 record. There were alot of close games and a few breaks that could have gone our way but didn't. It was a very exciting season and the fans were very proud of their fighting Tigers. Picture 1: Greg Durst bursts through for a gain Picture 2: A vicious block Picture 3: Two Tiger blockers square off against each other in practice Picture 4: A Junior Varsity game Picture S: Coach Clayberg Picture 6: The Tiger managers: Denise Amendt, Peg Schimmer, £ Karla Jurgensen Picture 7: The team, Front Row: D. Sweeney, R. Halverson, S. Hill, J. Bums, S. Bina, J. Sickelka, K. Lindstrom, R. Adams, D. Dau, D. Leonard, Coach Wallinga. Middle Row: Coach Clayberg, J. Guthridge, J. Johannsen, C. Stettnichs, M. Grothe, M. Back, S. Rhode, B. Fiddelke, J. Negus, M. Weaver, K. Maass, G. Durst, Coach Vige. Back Row: D. Watterson, T. Rahbusch, D. Bird, R. Steele, D. Draper, R. Sickelka, D. Youde, D. Sickelka, R. Rehder, C. VanOverBeke, M. Rah- busch. Picture 8: A Ladies Aid Meeting? Picture 9: Dan Bird readies himself to spike the opposing Clay Central player Picture 10: Coach Vige looks on Picture 11: Coaches Clayberg, Wallinga, and Vige Picture 12: Mr. Thomsen along with sidekick Kelley Jensen HOMECOMING 77 DAVE PEG Homecoming has always been an extra-special time of year at Sutherland, and 1977's edition was no exception. The stu- dents fired up for Homecoming during the week previous by decorating their lockers, decorating the halls, helping the cheerleaders decorate the gym, building floats, and wearing funny little booster pins that roared 1 'Gnr''. At long last the day that everyone had worked so hard for, arrived in all of its regal splendor. Homecoming Day, September 23, 1977, be- gan with the coronation of Deb Litka and Russ Steele as Homecoming Queen and King. Immediately following the coronation ceremony, a pep meeting took place which in- cluded cheers, skits, a speech by Mr. Dana Vige, and a game of Simon Says'1 lead by Mr. Joe Sweeney. To the disap- pointment of everyone, tlie parade which usually follows the pep meeting, had to be postjxmed due to the rainy weather. RICK JAN CHRISTINE, The parade was then re-scheduled for the following week, only to be postponed to the following week again due to the nasty weather. This pattern of re - scheduling and postponing continued over the next few weeks, until finally it was decid- ed that the parade was never meant to be, hence the year 1977 never saw a homecoming parade at Sutherland. But un- hindered by the weather and the lack of a parade, the Tiger fans still crowded around the gushy, muddy football field to watch their team do battle with the Paullina Panthers on a cold, drizzly Friday night. Even though the game's outcome was 48-18 in favor of Paullina, the Tigers fought with cour- age and pride. The day ended with the Homecoming Dance, being played at by 1 'The Bandsmen and Kathy . Parents and students alike came and danced and everyone had a real fine time. Despite the weather and the game's outcome, Home- coming 1977 was a success, for the spirit shown that day by the fans and the team was enough to make any day bright. 1- The alumni speaker for this year's pep meeting- the dash- ing Joe Sweeney. 2- Twirlers Teresa P., Renee S., and Nancy F.; play with fire at half time. 3- Dan B. romps thru the sign as the Tigers take the field the to begin the 2nd half. 4- Julie C. and Rich C. can be seen roaming the decorated halls of the S.H.S. around Homecoming time. 5- The high school float this year showed Snoopy ' 'whaling'' on a pan- ther. Royalty- a- Dave Sickelka, Peg Schimmer b- Rick Rehder, Jan Martin c- Christine Jalas, Deb Litka, Russ Steele, Dane Hicks d- Lee Bums, Dan Nielsen e- Val Jo- hannsen, Dan Bird Basketball Cheerleaders and Mascot. J. Carnahan, D. Dau, S. Bina, R. Durst (tiger), T. Petersen, R. Se- gelke, T. Steffen. Football Cheerleaders. D. Litka, J. Hulser, T. Stef- fen, J. Schoening, T. Wollston, K. Triplet, J. Car- nahan, W. Jungjohan. 50 During the 1977-78 season the Tigerettes enjoyed another fine campaign. Under the leadership of 6 seniors the varsity enjoyed a winning season as did the JV too. We salute the girls on their fine season and hope they have many more to come. Varsity Team Photo, kneeling: L. Bums, P. Schimmer, Coach Grey, Coach Petersen, N. Freeman, P. Hersom, D. Amendt, Row 2: K. Rhode, M. Swanson, B. Jurgensen, D. Litka, S. Stettnichs, D. Stanford, L. Lenhart, J. Rahbusch, T. Woolston, R. Durst, K. Jurgensen, D. Nagel, D. Davis, K. Jurgensen . rr  Picture 1: Joni Rahbusch Picture 2: Tami Woolston for two Picture 3: The Seniors; L. Bums, K. Rhode, D. Davis, D. Stanford, T. Woolston, L. Lenhart, D. Litka, and P. Schimmer (Opposite page) Picture 4: Deb Litka, Picture S: Stanford and Lenhart go for a rebound, Picture 6: Lin Lenhart blocks a shot 52 HIGH SCHOOL GIRL’S BASKETBALL Junior Varsity Team Photo: K. DeBoom, B. Foley, M. Hill, K. Jurgensen, R. Durst, Coach Grey, S. Stettnichs, G. Horstmann, B. Jurgensen, K. Jurgensen BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Picture 1, The Varsity, Standing: J. Negus, S. Rhode, D. Cacek, R. Steele, G. Kuehl, C. Van- OverBeke, M. Rahbusch, G. Mesner, R. Sickelka, R. Rehder, D. Bird, D. Dau, K. Jensen, M. Weaver, R. Simington. Kneeling: Man- agers C. Back C C. Negus, Coach Thomsen, Coach Vige, Managers R. Adams G D. Leonard Pic 4: Mark Weaver for the slam dunk. Pic. S: Gary Mesner gets two. Pic. 6: The Tiger Starters Weaver, Rehder, Bird, Ca- cek with Coach Thomsen. Pic. 9: Ric Sickelka shoots a jumper Pic. 10: Jensen guns a long one for two Pic .11: Rehder goes in for lay- up 54 Pic. 1, J.V., Row 1: G. Weaver, D. Sweeney, J. Johannsen, J. Negus, B. Fiddelke, S. Hill, Row 2: C. Back, C. Negus, S. Rhode, R. Ad- ams , D. Leonard, Row 3: Coach Vige, C. Stettnichs, G. Kuehl, M. Rahbusch, D. Dau, J. Sickelka Pic. 3: Rhode shoots at the buzzer Pic. 7, The Freshmen, Row 1: T. Sohn, R. Halverson, G. Weaver, Row 2: D. Leonard, S. Hill, J. Bums, R. Adams, Row 3: Coach Vige, S. Bina, C. Stettnichs, J. Sickelka, J. Bird Pic. 8: Rahbusch from the key Pic. 12: Cacek eyes the basket Pic. 13: Either Julius Erving or Dan Bird 55 GIRLS TRACK 56 57 BOY’S HIGH SCHOOL TRACK 158 During 1978, the Tigers enjoyed another outstanding track season. The Tigers were lead by five seniors and had out- standing individual effort from Greg Durst, Ric Sickelka, Dale Watterson, Chuck VanOverBeke, Marv Back, Mark Weaver, and Jeff Bums amongst others. The Tiger's 880 C Mile Relays went to State as well as Greg Durst in the 220. Members of the two relay teams were Jon Negus, Mark Weaver, Dale Watter- son, and again Greg Durst. This year, the Tigers won two meets, at Paullina and at Milford. We salute the Tigers on another great team effort. Picture 1: The managers: Tracy Steffens, Teresa Petersen, C Joanne Carnahan Picture 2: A tired Dan Bird looks on Picture 3: Ric Sickelka, low hurdler Picture 4: Jon Negus kicks in the last leg of a relay Picture 5: Team Photo, Row 1: J. Ebel, J. Negus, R. Sim- ington, R. Adams, D. Sweeney, B. Fiddelke, J. Bums, R. Halverson, G. Weaver. Row 2: T. Petersen, R. Durst, D. Watterson, J. Negus, J. Bird, M. Weaver, G. Durst, S. Bina, T. Steffens, J. Carnahan, Back Row: Coach Vige, T. Davis, J. Guthridge, R. Sickelka, D. Bird, B. Alexander, D. Sickelka, C. Stettnichs, S. Rhode, K. Jensen, Coach Clayberg Picture 6: Watterson hands off to Weaver Picture 7: Samurai Shot-putter Picture 8: Greg Durst (mud) Picture 9: Jeff Bums Soars to new heights 59 VOLLEY BALL 1 - Joni R. smacks the ball while Denise A. watches a bird fly over- head. 2- Miss Gray watches the game quietly along with the Tiger- ette bench. 3- Michelle S. winds up for a serve. 4- Miss Gray instructs the team in a huddle. 5- The girls are shown here trying to hide the dishpan hands they received in Home -Ec class that day. 6- Lee B. is seen here trying to protect her new hairdo from the volley ball. 7- Deb B. dives for a return as Denise A., Barb R., and Donna N. look on. 8- Cheerleaders Kay T., Tracy S., and JoAnne C. fire up both the team and the crowd. 9- Deb B. prepares to give the ball a karate chop. 10- Barb R. returns the ball as Donna N. does jumping jacks to loosen up. 11- Donna N. sits on her foot to rest while the others look on. 12- Ti- gerette Volley Ball Team 1977- row 1- K. Kruck- enberg, L. Lenhart, D. Stanford, K. Rhode, row 2- C. Amendt, D. Amendt, D. Davis, D. Nagel, D. Dau, J. Rahbusch, Miss Gray, B. Rahbusch, D. Butcher, J. Rehder, M. Weathers, B. Foley, L. SHS Volley Ball Season Record Sutherland 12 Sutherland 12 Sutherland 13 Sutherland 14 Sutherland 2 Sutherland 16 Sutherland 9 Sutherland 1 Hartley 15 Hartley 15 Spalding 15 Spalding 16 Marcus 15 Marcus 18 Paullina 15 Paullina 15 Sutherland Sutherland Sutherland 11 IS 15 Hartley Hartley Harley Sutherland Sutherland Sutherland 1 Sutherland Sutherland 4 15 IS 5 13 District Competition Sutherland 5 Floyd Valley Sutherland 4 Floyd Valley Sutherland 15 Sioux Center Sutherland 15 Sioux Center won 3 matches lost 6 won 6 games lost 14 IS 15 12 13 Spalding Spalding Spalding Marcus Marcus . Bums. I JR. HIGH FOOTBALL Pic. 1, Row 1: F. Woodyard, D. Gopperton, E. Weaver, M. Shriver, R. Bird, S. Wetherell, D. Swanson, D. Reinfeld, P. Fessler, D. Johannsen, J. Nilkes. Row 2: S. Grause, M. Rehder, B. Back, M. Grause, D. Hicks, D. Orthmann, T. Woolston, L. Tewes, D. Wadsley, J. Draper, Row 3: Coach Schnoes, M. Flinders, D. Waggoner, R. Foley, D. Litka, J. Freeman, D. Frie- drichsen, D. Huffman, B. Mc- Cormack, Coach Thompsen Pic. 2: A vicious Indian tackle Pic. 3: Grause eludes Primghar defenders 62 CHEERLEADERS 63 7TH GRADE FOOTBALL 8TH GRADE FOOTBALL JUNIOR HIGH 1 Row lj J. Leonard, P. Fiddelke, L. Dean, P. Hettiarachchi, C. Ebel, Row 2; D. Butcher, J. Chindlund, W. Negus, S. Rehder, C. Wohlert, J. Roemmich, Row 3; S. Essick, K. Bluml, C. Selk, B. Cooper, D. Na- gel 2 Row lj R. Bird, S. Wetherell, D. Swanson, D. Orthmann, M. Shriver, P. Fessler, Row 2; V. Powell, S. Grause, R. Hegel, F. Woodyard, B. Back, M. Rehder, D. Wadsley, Row 3; Mr. Schnoes, D. Hicks, D. Huffman, J. Freeman, M. Flinders, Mr. Fellows 64 BASKETBALL 1. Row 1; D. Laue, K. Gunnersen, L. Hersom, L. Schimmer Row 2; J. Roeimnich, V. Negus, C. Clayberg, S. Halverson, D. Butcher Row 3; L. Amendt, S. Stettnichs, R. Hegel, D. Rahbusch, A. Maass, T. Steffen t 2. Row lj D. Johannsen, M. Grause, J. Nikles, E. Weaver Row 2; A. Leonard, B. McCormack, T. Woolston, J. Draper, V. Powell Row 3; Mr. Schnoes, D. Friedrichsen, D. Litka, R. Foley, R. Miller, Mr. Fellows 65 JR. HIGH BOY’S AND GIRL’S TRACK Boy's Team Photo, Row 1: P. Fessler, J. Nickles, R. Bird, D. Reinfeld, D. Wadsley, M. Rehder, D. Orthmann, M. Shriver, E. Weaver. Row 2: A. Leonard, S. Grause, T. Woolston, B. McCormack, D. Waggoner, B. Back, R. Hegel, M. Grause, J. Draper, D. Swanson, Row 3: M. Flinders, R. Foley, J. Freeman, D. Litka, Coach Schnoes, J. Maurer, D. Huffman, D. Friedrichsen, D. Hicks 66 Girl's Team Photo, Row Is C. Ebel, L. Dean, S. Halverson, A. Leonard, V. Negus, L. Hersom, D. Hersom, D. Horton. Row 2: B. Petersen, P. Hettiarchchi, W. Negus, C. Clayberg, T. DeBoom, S. Rehder, D. Nagel, Row 3: Coach Petersen, C. Selk, S. Stettnichs, A. Maass, B. Cooper, C. Essick, K. Gunnerson. 67 Cynthia Sue Hallbauer Michael Eugene Grothe Preston Wayne Havlik (not pictured) Craig Lee Hollenbeck Jay Patrick Hulser Julie Ann Nikles Rickey Jay Rehder Steven Joseph Renfeld (not pictured) Dale Lee Watterson 69 Tamara Ann Woolston GRADUATION 70 Graduation was held on Sunday afternoon this year. It was a very nice day and as usual the gym was packed. There was a total of fourty seniors that graduated. The band played a number and Lori Steele played a solo on her trum- pet. There were four seniors that gave graduation speeches. They were Dale Watterson, Dave Sickelka, Kathy Rhode, and Tami Woolston. It was a rather successful aftemon, nobody tripped or dropped their caps. Richard Hicks the president of the school board presented the diplomas, and Richard Fidellke took pictures. We would like to apologize for not having more pictures of this event which is so important to the seniors. The film which the graduation pictures were on was accidently exposed and none of the pictures turned out. CLASS OFFICERS P.l, front row- P. Schirmner, V. Fischer, row 2, R. Steele, D. Sickelka, D. Bird P.2, front row C. Van Overbeke, row 2, D. Dau, L. Ciese row 3, R. Sickelka P.3, front row- P. Hersom, row 2, D. Dau, D. Sweeny, S. Bina 72 SCHOOL LIFE ‘77-78’ 73 DEDICA TION 74 THANKS EVERY- A I) D S ONE FOR ADDING SO MUCH TO OUR THEY ADD TO OUR BOOK AND MAKE YEARBOOK IT CLICK KCHE UPSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS BOWL FM 102.3 CAFE Stereo BEER Sutherland, Iowa PH 446-9819 HY-VEE QUALITY FOODS AND SERVICE 77 WOODYARD PLUMBING HEATING SUTHERLAND COURIER Sutherland, Iowa Ph. 446-2240 Donna G Floyd Subscribe Today! Call 446-3450 Sutherland, Iowa 510S8 SIOUX VALLEY SA VINGS LOAN ASSOC. COFFEE SHOP 401 W. 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