Galva High School - Galahi Yearbook (Galva, IL)

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Advisers: MIDGARD TI-IE SGP!-ICDMGRE CLASS Back in '34, fifty-seven new students entered Galva High School as Freshmen. However, during the course of their school life three of these have gone other ways. This class has very ably represented old G. H. S. in ath- letics, the boys participating in football, basketball, and track, the girls becoming loyal and active members of the G. A. A., and all taking part in their parties and sports. Beginning last September, fifty- six entered for the Sophomore year. Two new faces were among the number returned. This year the class was well represented in football, basketball and track. More of the Sopho- mores were out for the teams this year and their improved ability earned some ot' them their letters. Concerning extra-curricular ae- tivities it can be said that this class has done its part. The Inter Nos Club, Tarpaulin, Glee Club and G. A. A. being some of the activities that the Sophomores helped by their faithful work. The class has enjoyed its par- ties both years and with two more years hope to continue their fine and outstanding achievements in all phases of school lite and to live up to the high standard set for themselves. The class officers are: President ..............., Robert Greep Vice- President ...,.,,, Robert Teeee Secy.-Treas ............ .John Collister hlrs. Vogelsang, Mr. Romans, lNIr. Harrod llaek RowffXl1'. Harrofl, Swan, Carlson, Norbom, Cr:-eson, Ford, lloye, Palmer, Seaton, ilrenl Teece. Edwall, Krantz, Nr. Romans. Third Row-Schneider, Hotz, Glas, ll. Olson, Gooflley, ll. Thompson. Rose, E. Peterson, Grant Slover, Linrlblom, Iackson, Nelson, Steagall, Mrs. Vogelsang. r Second Rowfharson, Heimer, Young. llanlon, Talbot, H. Hise, Sayle. ll. Ulson, Lewin, Collins M. Thompson, Spencer, Hammerlunfl, XViekey. First Row-Robinson. Ulanrler, XYalker, Obere, llazelleaf, H. Olson, fiihhs, l't'eil, Kapple, Horton Collister, R. Olson, lrlanilin. 1936 GALAHI

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4 Eff 1 Ik MIDGARD ' I 94 llack Rowf llalrlwin, Ifinhraaten, Appell, Cromien, Silver, Linflcluist, lloflecn, lalmer, irantz, , minions Griffin, Nelson. I Third Rowf-fllr. XXX-lier, jones, Leaf, Hayes, Robertson, Anderson, Galloway, Fahnstrom, llodeen Nixon, llammerstranfl, M. Peterson, Morse, Bliss Xvarrcn. Second RowfHonghlon, Larson, Rounds, Xlcklillan. Appell, C'erlerlmcrg', Silnmons, johnson, Lust Kelly, ID. Peterson, lleflin, Hampton. Front Rowfllarlow, Kewish. Lapan, Roberson, XYiek, Ilolk. Erickson, Lambert, Hampton, Jones. tvhen the Junior Class first started on the well-worn path to High School as Freshmen, they boasted a membership of fifty- three. This number remained the same until this year, when it drop- ped to forty-nine. Many of the members have been on the honor roll during the past three years and their names have become a familiar sight to all who read the 7l1l1'IJI1.7LIi7l. The class is well represented in athletics such as football, basketball, and track, as well as in G. A. A., Glee Club, Dramatic Ulub and other school clubs. Un Friday, March 13, l936, the Junior Class presented the play, The Nut Farm. Although nec-- essary to postpone the play three BISHOP HILL EDITION times because ot' cold weather, it was very successful when finally given. All the parties of this class have been backed by good sportsmanw ship and cooperation. The Juniors won the inter-class contest for highest attendance at basketball games. In the remaining year the class hopes to keep up its record and bring honors to Galva High school, as well as to its members. The Flass Officers are: President ................ Frank Nelson Vice-l'resident .... Robert Hampton Secretary .... ...,.....,.,.,,. A Alice Jones Advisers : Miss VVarren, Miss Stimpert, Mr. VVQ-ber

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'elif A M I D G A R D X J .1 . JK ,., C' I' Top Row-Ilruw, NIz1h:1fI'0y. I,:1rson, Sorlurlisrg, fi. Anclcrsoli, Cioon, XYl1ite, Xorflstrom, R. Miller etcrson, I. Miller, Slfilllll, Iirown, Iloorlalu, IJ. johnson. Hintz. 'I'I1ir1l Row 'Miss XYz1lI0r, XY0stlin. llecllunrl, II. johnson, Scllon, Norl1on1, Iiuster, Rose, Lee, Illznlxe Pierce, Iiurnntt, Conclly, Smith. jones, Hayes, Nlr. Ilrzilculisicls, S0conrl Row-Miss Ilichl, Ilall. NHTIISITOITI, Vznulever, Cow-Il, Nlznson, IJ0Nov0, Colfer, Yocum 1'Iought0n, Sperry, Carr, Swzmson, KIu1.1r:11.gc', johnson. 1 First Royvflf. rlohnson. Y. Ifriclcson, Griffon, l.:1uli, VI. johnson, IJ, johnson, II0114, Sailor, Horton lorklll, XI:1ss1ng1lI. Ericson. 'IiI'lfIl1lI!SUII, I.g1111lJ0rt. lic-vcro. Tl-IE PRES!-IMAN CLASS 'I'l10 IIIUIIIIIOYS ot' H10 class of '39 2lllllL'2ll'L'iI in tI10 high school corri- dors lust SCPICIIIIJOI' with EL lost :incl s0z1r0rI 2l1lpL'2ll'2lllCL'. But it was not long u11tiI Hu-y IIOCELIIIC :100uston10cl to th0 n0w routinc. TI10 c-nfl of tI10 y0:1r found tI10n1 an intvgrzll part of high school lif0. Many 14ll'0SIlIll2lIl girls h:1v0 joincrl H10 G. A. A. and tl10 Home Iivononiics Club, whiI0 those boys who are int0r0st0d in agriculture joinocl tl10 F. F. A. This y0z1r,s 1'll'CSIlllHLll Class has h00n proucl of H10 fact that six to flight of its lllClIIllOl'S w0r0 on H10 honor roll 0:1cl1 I0l'lll, to l0:ul all otl10r classcs in this r0gz1rcl. DQLI0 Horton, lidwin lllassingill, D0z1n Brown, :incl Victor IVl1it0 w0r0 n10n1li0rs of H10 footlizlll squzul. BISHOP HILL EDITION In lmsl40tlmll Nfll'lIl2Lll Iinrson was H10 only 1'll'CSIlIIl2Lll to r000iy0 11 111i11or I0tt0r, but Victor VVhit0, Dale Soclorbcrg, G0rry Nordstroxn, Rob0rt Hintz, liv0rr0tt0 Nolson, 1101111 Brown, and Ivan Coon IIIZLKIC up il Iigliting Frcslinnui t0znn. TI10 LIYCSIIIIICII of this y0:1r are conficlcnt that thcy l'1z1v0 11ot t'z1lI0n li0loW H10 SI2lllfI2l.l'fI s0t by oth0r classes and it is tl10ir l1op0 to s0t fl new stzmdard in a1thl0ti0 and scliolustic :10I1i0v0n10nts during the n0xt tl1r00 yC2ll'S. TI10 Class 0mL7C1'S are: Prcsiflcnt ...... Hilcl0ge1rrl0 Johnson Yicc-I'r0sirI0nt ,.,,...,.,., Ivan lloon S00y.-'I'r0:1s ........... 171110 Socl0rb0rg AfIvis0rs: Miss Diehl, Miss VV:1IIOr, Blr. ISYZLIQCIISIQIQ