Galva High School - Galahi Yearbook (Galva, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

S QV '54 PRESENTS nifflllli Qgbxirona gazlixw T ll y GALVA I-HG!-I SCI-ICIDL G-ALVA, ILLINOIS I E ' -I' - Sv' ,,' VV' P- - ' .1 M :.v'v ,. ss-'v Qi' 1' f 4 , 4' as - 'Q' . 4' - . - '12-4 , 1 5 +9 5' f ' ,115 ., 1'4 9, s V. -- . 'Y 4. Q , . 'rQgq., 7' 71 Q It 2 'I Ap 1 01, 4 - fx ff' ,. .' 11 -.gzaa f, all: F '-Q. .0 - J .fJ!.v ,. ., , , V Ye, 5 U lA. J A. lt r,,Y- .i 1, 11 ' s x. 1 J jd 1' 3.4 11? ' gg? if ' 3 ggi- 1- F . ' Pg' 4 4 f' t:+,-- , N 2 gr fx,--I .4 . 't-Lg. dh . . 3. . .'. ' : .,' .', ' ' 0 5 8 . .,.:'f- , -f -, ggguiq F ' r' VX7' N. - .x'. ' n Q 'Ig 0 s I L F 3 H Q 'I ns .-If AY K j, Q - . ' N -7 - :S. 'f3 ' l X E w 'r se t , 19' 1 ' '52' v'a2a.l'f'L' ' YL , fe Q kr. ' , A ' X 0 -, ,' SY4 7 . 5 v if 1 , . - V W 1' m Q ff-es, -N -3 'ff 1'-. 3 D . at Iggy., -' - ,'- . ah!! -.4 ' ,a. x 9 v '5 1 ' X X I.: V X X Z A t i pf. . 43 f Q, R Q I I . .icy 15 QQ LCCLfl0l'l Our staff th1s year 1S also ded1cat1ng our Galah1 to another person 1n our faculty who we also bel1eve 1S worthy of the honor Mr Grove, although you have been teach lng here for only three years you have shown us many good tlmes and have helped create good school sp1r1t As you stay on coachlng and teachlng at th1s school we truly hope that you have all the luck 1n the world To you, M1ss D1ehl We take th1s t1me To express to you By Way of rhyrne How much we have appreclated All that you have done As you have helped us when we've asked And have made our years more fun As a teacher you have taught us well In our general sc1ence and b1ology As a fr1end you have helped us through Although our op1n1ons were hard to see As our class sponsor you have been by Takmg 1n str1de our 'ups and 'downs I-1elp1ng us to sell our tee sh1rts and emblems, And r1d1ng on hayracks around and around. You, MISS D1ehl, have upheld the 1deals of teachmg By be1ng kmd, cons1derate, thoughtful and w1se. To you, we, the Sen1or class, Respectfully ded1cate the Ga1ah1 of l954. 3 V gil f - . . 'gg f 9 : -'Q . ' ' . l r, 1 b J ,A . . ' . , I - ,Fx , , -,' . 4 1 14 k' I I I . I . I . . Q . us 9 ' ' ' I ll I ll I .xdclminifafrafion Bunnn UF Enucnllnn ai SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE Mrs Fred Dukey Clerk Iener Olson Sec retary Wtllard L Thomson President H M Robertson Superrntendeut John Larson STANDING ARE Lyle Robmson A Gunnar Borg Francts Cavanagh Elner Lundeen an-4 SUPERIHTEIIDEIII PHIIllIIPHl bl M Robertson A E Heck 4 MISS KATHLEEN ANDERSON Art MISS GRACE DIEHL Visual Educatlon 8: Scxence MISS ELIZABETH JEAN HARPER Guls Phys1calEducat1on 0016? MISS NELROSE CORKILL MISS THELMA DAVIS Vocal Music Librarian 8a English Qi MISS IUELL DUREN ROBERT GROVE Commerc1al Sub1ects Soclal Sclence BL Coach FRED IACOBEIT MISS MILDRED LAPAN Boys Physlcal Education English 84 Speech 8: 8a Coach Latin Th1S page sponsored by LeCLAIRE HOTEL AND RELIABLE CLEANERS WILBUR LIEHR MRS LENA NASH MISS ZELMA PEARD Vocauonal Agrrculture Mathemaucs Enghsh MISS MARY ANN CHRISTIANSEN LEONARD A SMITH FREDERICK TRIEBE Vocanonal Home Economrcs Instrumental Musrc Industrial Arts CARL WHITEHOUSE H RAY YOUNG Industrxal Arts 85 MRS ELVA WHITEHOUSE Mathemaucs 81 Drrver Trammg Vocatlonal Home Econonucs Sclence Th1s page sponsored by SWANK S HARDWARE AND GOODALE BARBER SHOP 6 -'Q ' X K I, , V, N ' I -'UKPYK' w Mrs Helen Anderson Dreuuan Madelme Errcson School Nurse Kelth Robmson Mr and Mrs Dan Mohler CUSl0dldIlb Mrs Srmmons Mrs Falk Mrs Hultqurst Mrs Roberta Crosby Mrs Mar1eCol11nson Mrs Larson, Cooks School Secretaries Th1s page 15 sponsored by GARRIGAN'S MARKET and HINTZ BROS C ' - s ', A 4, ll , q-.- . ,WN - - N h 1, . . ' W I--. I . us L p . , Mrs. . 5 N , . Q . . .- rr ' I 9 . I .' v X A . s, 5 A ' l . 4 '7 .,' 4 V' J '. 1 ' .n , J ., l A . , I ' 1 0 v s n s 1 1 1 v . HHHIJTIIHESY Hardtimes? Yes . In 1913 the Junior and Senior Classes held a hardtirnes party in a large public hall over the present site of the Reliable Cleaners. Prizes were awarded for the best costumed indi- viduals. Mrs. Leon Best, to whom we're indebted for this picture, informs us that Mr. Best received one of these prizes. Many present Galva residents may be interested in trying to recognize former acquaintance s . 8 1-2-N' 'A iS5U,Y.x91-Q gin ,, 651 fi ng. :J f5W9i52 rf 7' 5m f' , gn A' fn' Q,-'Z' 5 A . 1 365- A ' s+ ' MQ' , ff I . -. QD .,. Q? 51 'I 1 91. Q'l.1-as ua' N311 Q3 zgahlgl 1 ui ey C' .QQ 1-I ,L -it 4 7? CJ i 1 f' 599' r: ,, 2 .- ,, ,,- Cl-us syn 'Ax L75 nas! 84 'S 4 fm' .K ':Hs.1..S3 xtfggyl A meilogg XEQQQ 4 K 1-5 55 'fig'- Q , 4-21,1 Q .-A 0,i'llIli1 I . .. 'S fA.,3ff'W YN' 5 GY x-M5 in Aa W - .74 Egg, . x 'l md, C'-AE' . 1, i IAF 9 6 gl Dlgiro S NF' , 4 Offe- -. 5n ' K'xKi x qeP W Kbfnv Alai ALI . fb- 'Q fa, ' f'.f - B Nff' ' 1 :Aft A 3, ,VJF1 ' I VX... , 1 , 1'x IW 1,3 1 I my l,.,i ' rf 4 Grant Appell Roger Anderson Dale Theesfeld Audrey W1111s Alan Er1cson Peggy Robms on Eldon Krans DICK ALDERMAN Dlck Mme honor IS my lrfe both grow rn one Basketball I 2 3 4 Football 2 Track3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Pres ldent 4 Blackhawk Band Fesuval 3 4 Cla ay 3 C 234 G Club34 Pre mary Honors 2 Nattonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 F T A 4 C1assV1cePres1dent I Prestdent 2 3 Vocal 'vlustc 3 4 Boys Quartet 3 Double Quartet 4 Boys State 3 Egyptlan INIUSIC Camp 2 Student Counctl I 2 3 Treasurer 2 3 Galaht Staff 4 NANCY ANDERSON Nance My man s as true as steel A 2 3 4 B squad Cheerleader 2 Varslty Cheerleader 3 Guls C orus 2 4 F T A 4 ROLF ANDERSON Andy I know a tuck worth two of that otball 1 F C A DONNA BOSTON Donna I had rather have a fool to make me merry than expertence to make me sa F H A l 2 3 4 Recreatlon Charr man l 2 H1storran3 Frnance Chau n4G A A 1234 Ltbr C1ub4 F T A 4 Gtrls Chorus I2 3 4 M1xedChorus1 2 3 4 Boys Chorus Accompanrst 1 Trxple Trro I 2 3 Mrxed Ensemble 4 Chorus Lrbrartan 4 Class Play 3 Galahr Staff 4 Prelrmmary Honors 2 Natronal Honor Soclety 3 4 Presrdent 4 Blackhawk Vocal Festtval 1 2 3 4 lvlusrc Club Sponsor 4 Vartety Nrght 3 4 xii ag S MARY LOU ANDERSON Loute Babe I ll note you rn my book of mem or Lrbrary Club 3 4 F T A 3 4 Band 1,2 Mrxed Chorus I Grrls Chorus 1 3 4 Vartety N1ght3 ROGER ANDERSON Wally Let the world slrp we shall ne be younger Football 3 4 Basketball 1 2 4 A I 2 3 4 Secre 3 rdent4 F C A 2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 G Club 2 3 4 Sec retary Treasurer 3 Presldent 4 RITA ANDERSON Reet The krss you take 15 better than you gtve A 3 4 Parlramenranan 3 Galaht Staff 4 Homecommg Attendant 2 GRANT APPELL Grant The enthusrastrc and pleasrng rlluslons of youth Band 2 3 4 Band Fcstrval 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Chorus Festival 3 4 C A 2 3 4 Class Pla Galaht Staff4 Vartety Show 3 4 Th1s page sponsored by MURNEN S DRY GOODS AND JACOBSON S BAKERY ROGER APPELL Ro I am not In the role of common men F F A I2 34 L1braryClub4 NANCY FLORINE Floor drarn S e doth nothlng but talk of her horse G A I 2 3 Pornt Keeper 3 4 H1stor1an 3 Sec retary 4 Llbrary Club 3 4 Band 2 Band Llbrarran 2 3 4 Band Festrval I 2.3.4 Cheer leader Bsquadl 2 3 Varsrty 4 Galahl Staff 4 Football Att endant 3 4 Homecomtng Atten dant 3 DWIGHT BROWN Brownie The will of true wrt IS lrself truth F F A 2 3 4 Secretary 4 SHARON HA LSALL Hoz Boz As merry as the day 15 lon Class Secretary! 2 F T A Pres1dent4 Band I 2 3 4 Band Festival I,2,3 4 Band V1ce Pres ident 4 Band Lrbranan 2 3 Vocal Musrc I 2 3 4 Tnple Tno 3 Mtxed Ensemble 4 Vocal Musrc Festlval I 2 3 4 Chorus Presrdent 4 Egyptian Musrc Camp2 Glrls State 3 Natronal Honor Society 3 4 Secretary 4 Preliminary Honors 2 Comm encement Honor Guard 3 3 MARILYN FESLER Fessy Fnendly counsel cuts off many oes H I 2 3 4 Quee Attendant I,3 Queen4 Memb ershlp Charrman 2 V1ce Pres rdent 3 Leadershlp Camp 3 Prs1dent4 G A A I234 Llbrary Club 4 Preltmrnary Honors 2 Natronal Honor Soclety 3 4 Secretary 3 Class Secretary Treasurer 3 Band I 2 3 4 Blackhawk Band Fesuval I 2 3 4 Football Queen Att endant 3 DONALD ATNIP Don Veracrty lS the heart of morallty CAROL FREED Pee Wee Sweet mercy 15 nob111ty s true badge A 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Band Festrval 2 3 4 B squad Cheerleader I 2 Varslty Cheerleader 3 4 Class Play 3 Class V1ce Presrdent 3 Football Queen 4 DONALD COLLISTER Donnre Tls slrght not strength that grves the greatest hft 2 Th1s page sponsored by LORD S CHEVROLET COMPANY CLIFFORD DOSS Chff A hon among ladres IS a most dreadful thmg A I2 34 PlaySta Crew 3 4 DORIS HUFFMAN Huffy I wrll be the pattern of all pat rence H 3 4 L1brary Club I 2 3 4 Gal ahr Staff 4 Vocal Musrc I DARRELL GA RRETT Darrell The men of culture are the true apostles of equalrty Football 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 G u 4 F c A 2 Galahr Staff 4 DONNA NORDEEN Deeny Babe Truth rs truth to the end of reckomng Llbrary Club 3 4 SHIRLEY HINTZ Hlntzey I shall laugh myself mto sur ches F H A 2 3 4 Recreational Chauman 4 G A A 2 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Band I 3 Blackhawk Band Fesuval I 2 3 4 Gul s Chorus 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Blackhawk Vocal Festrval 3 4 Gul s Sextette 2 Varlety Show 3 4 Galahr Staff 4 ALAN ERICSON Bravery never goes out of fash ron Footballi 2 3 4 Co Capta1n 4 Basket Ball I 3 4 Track 1 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Band Fest rval I 2 3 4 Vocal Mus1c4 Vocal FestIval4 F C A 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer4 G Club 3 4 Class Play 3 Egyp tran Musrc Camp 2 Boys State 3 Homecomrng Attendant 2 3 Galahr Staff 4 EVA MAE MANNING ve There's language rn her eye her cheeks her l1ps A , H A T A 4 C Play 3 Mrxed Chorus 2 Galahr Staff4 RODERIC HUBER Roddy Wrsdom sxt s alone topmost rn heaven Band I 2 3 4 Baud Festrval I 2, 3 4 Class Pres1dent3 Student Councrl 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Galahr Staff 4 Prellmrnary Hon as 2 Nauonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Treasurer 4 Camera Club Sponsor 4 Th1s page sponsored by GAMBLES AND AMY S RESTAURANT CARL JOHNSON Carl ut as you know me a 1 a platn blunt man 2 PEGGY ROBINSON Pe am the very pmk of courtesy H . 3 4 Class Vrce Presrdent I 4 Grrls Chorus I 2 Mrxed Chorus I Blackhawk Vocal Fesuval 2 3 Glrls Sextet 2 Llbrary Club 4 Galahr Staff 4 JAMES KRAUSE rm He does ll w1th a better grace but I do II more natural C 2 MARTHA SPIEGEL Speed Ball ln the twlnklmg of an eye A A I 2 3 4 Lrbraty Club I 3 4 Vrce Presxdent 3 Band I 2 3 4 Band Fesuval 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Mlxed Chorus 4 Chorus Festtval 3 4 F H A I 2 3 4 Formalmtenuant in .. 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'C' VIOLET PALMER I ll speak m a monstrous l1ttle votce Llbrary Club I 2,3 4 ELDON KRAINS Chlnk He s sudden If a thlng comes 1n hrs head Football I 2 3 4 Co Captaln 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track4 G Club 2 3 4 V1ce Presldent 4 Band I 2 3 4 Band Festrval I 2 3 4 F C A 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Class Play 3 Homecomtng Kmg 4 Galahx Staff 4 MARY ROBSON Robble Here IS a dear and true Industrrous frxend F H A I 2,3 4 Fmance Charr man3 Treasurer4 G A A I 2 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent4 Lrbrary Club I 3 4 Secretary Treasurer3 F T A 4 Band I,2,3 4 Band Fesuval 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 Class Play 3 Galahr Staff 4 Natronal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Preltmrnary Honors 2 ROBERT LOVEALL o Srmpllcxty of character IS no hmdrance to subtlety of Intellect Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Track 1,2 Vxce Presldent of Class 2 Th1s page sponsored by JOHNSON AND GILL CHAPEL TERRY MURPHY MURPH Hrs cares are now all ended F C A 2 3 4 C1assPlay3 Track 3 Vocal Musrc r 2 AUDREY WILLIS AUD I have no mockmgs or arguments I wrtness and wart A 3 4 President 4 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer4 Class Secretary Treasurer 4 Class Play 3 Mrxed Chorus! 2 3 4 Trrple Trro 2 3 Vocal Festrval 2 3 4 Mrxed Ensemble 4 Vanety Show 3 4 Ga1ah1 Staff4 RICHARD PALMER Dlck Be sllent and safe srlence never betraps you F F A12 3 4 Reporter4 JOYCE WINTER JOYCE We have some salt of your youth rn us A 3 4 G I 2 3 Lrbrary Clubl 2 3 4 Galahl Staff4 DOROTHY WERKHEISER DORT God s rarest blessrng rs after all a good woman F H A I2 3 4 L1braryC1ub 3 4 Vocal Musrcr 2 4 Gala lu Staff 4 LARRY NELSON HUSTLER Men of few words are the best men F C A 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 Track 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Band Festrval I 2 MAPILYN WINDISH WINDY A true fnend IS forever a fnend A 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent4 Queen Attendant 3 4 State Leader shrp Camp 4 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Class Play 3 Galalu Staff 4 Homecoming Queen 4 OWEN POLOUSKY Owey A very gentle fellow and of a good conscrence lwoodhull I 2 F F A Thrs page sponsored by ERICSON BROS AND Vv IN DISH MILL BRUCE SIMMONS Booz The truly c1v1l1zed man has enemtes Football 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 3 4 G Club4 Student Counctl DALE THEESFELD Buck Gen1us does what tt must talent does what rt can F C A 2 3 4 Football 2 V1ce Prestdent of Student Councrl 4 NORMAN WRIGHT Norm He IS well pard that IS wel satrsfred I 2 Th1s page sponsored by ROGER'S MARKET And WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 16 HERBERT SMITH l-lerbte A mce unparttcular man C G Club 2 HAROLD WHITE Rrnso He hath a heart sound as a bell Football I Basketball I Track I G Club I Lrbrary Clubl Student uncrl I F C A I gill f .. . .. no ,, . ,, . . . 1 . : F. .A. 2.3.-1: .3.4: F- F- A- I-2.3.45 Vice President Football Manager 2: Basketball . s : ' 1. 3- , ' I : : 4 . . . . . : : ' 5 ' : ' ', Co':....3,4. ,, . . . 1 F. F. A. . .3.4. JUHIUHS E. xxx w W WW Valerie Lindbloom . . Pres. Z Derek Myers .... Pres. 1 JoAnn Conrad . . Sec. -Treas. Jacqueline Frank . . Vice Pres. l James Ericson. . .S.C Rep. 2 Sharon Miller . . . S. C Rep. .1 Absent Ronnie Nelson, Absent .... Vice Pres. Z 1 V Leo Cromeln Wayne Croz1er Charlene D1ckey B111 Dowell Rose Durant James Erxcson Jacquehne Frank Dorothy Fuerst Mary Gearhart Robert Goodrxch She11a Hampton D1x1e Hanson 015 ,fs Marllyn Anderson D1ane Bergren Mary Ann Bloom Mary Beth Bogner Carolyn Buchanan Kay Burcky James Colhster Rosemary Conhn Jo Ann Conrad V7 Sf' i I C1 'Q Th1S page sponsored by JOE J. LORD INSURANCE AGENCY 18 Veryl Hawks Nancy Hiatt Sheila Holt Marcia Hunt Kay Johns on Wayne Johns on Lillie Jones Jacqueline Ka1ser Jane Kelly '? 1 ,, Q Q wg? T7 'A Thls page sponsored by AL'S DAIRY and LAMBIN JEWELERS .ay as ' . i 1,4- N a 1 1 if ' as Keith Swanson Richard Verscha Elaine Werkheiser Robert Wicall Norma Wigant Dean Winter A. E. Heck Miss Lapan Miss Peard 1 4 - Q 'V 1 is if' ' I ' . V r, lr I . ggiiih., ,ggii L . e 5-,Aye SQ ','A4'if'-I Wg.. 1 'Q 4 W. 1 Zitzr 'F Mary Ann Peterson Martha Riesebieter John Robbins Bruce Robinson Peggy Shields Sharon Steinbach Carol Stephenson Marlene Stonberg Howard Summerson 'V f ' v , r 31 ' I x up . vu' has ,E '1 I it - V .aww N A i sw W S . .' -3 L u 5 1 ' KM This page sponsored by BEN FRANKLIN STORE Z0 'Q' ,,4 7.? Y. V, a--,I S, 1-W l 'ey 02 sri ,ia 5' --' -s u' ' iiie? Carlene Helmkamp .Sec. -Treas. Larry Anderson . . . Lou Ann Anderson . Vice- Arnold Hanson. . .S. C. JoyceEdwa11 . . Vizc- Roger Beeler . . . Larry Humphrey . ,S. C. SUPHUIIIUHES QAbsentJ Pres. Pres. Rep Pres PI'L'S Rvlx Z 2 Z 1 1 1 .' 53' - t- -ai - If ' 5 7 wr J V7 ' - , f. 1 v ' v 8 1. ' ' .A Q 5 A, -- 5: ' y A 5 lfqvifq ' ,I 5 , Q X' f' :'f'52'f 0 Richard Carlson Jean Cederberg David Charlson James Clayton Muriel Clucas Kay Conlin Wayne Craig Judy Daymude Tom Douglas Burdett Dunbar Joyce Edwall Y: . XJ 1 I Larry Anderson Lou Ann Anderson Robert Anderson Carl Anderson Suzanne Armstrong Roger Beeler Dwain Bell Terry Bennison Robert Bergstrom Don Bonar Carolyn Bridges Bill Cardiff 'L ta u .ft 1 f. . V Im? ,Nl . i ,, if I if N - . 5 'Q 'SMX 1 4 14 u . v 2 of f ,,i.N5',!- xi in ' 5 if l ,ax 5 X x This page sponsored by KNEEN'S and AL BASS, BROWN LYNCH SCOTT ZZ Doris Fesler Charles Forest Jane C-oodley Arnold Hanson Patty Hanson Carlene Helrnkarnp Gary Hier Judith Huber Mason Huffman Larry Humphrey Blaine Johnson Don Johnson 46 Lulu M -Q-j an gfgtl hi of Q 'F V C X x H ., X 'XJ In J af lv J 1 ' H 1 Q Q N v , Ki? , g 0 '2' P .. ' : T' 1 , x H - v e l - Z I' X X x K J s Dx V f 'Q X it f ' - Q , ' 1 1, 6 I 'a . V 7 N - ,, K , ' p L tw, Guy Jones Delbert Kenney Betty Lou Krause Gerald Leff Cecil Likes Johanna Lord Betty Mascall Suzanne Massingill Shirley McCumber Peggy Miller Karen Morse This page sponsored by E. W. HOUGHTON LUMBER COMPANY Z3 X X '-1 X1 1 f Elalne Schuetts Mar1etta Sherbeyn Marc1a Swanson Kenneth Swanson John Townsend Lowell Thullne Donna Walker Harlo Westhn Jud1th Wh1tney Garth Youngberg MISS Anderson MISS Harper Mr Jacobe1t Mary Ann Murphy Pat Murphy MarJor1e Nelson Robert Nelson Jacquehne Newman MarJor1e Olson Nell Pobanz Carolyn Polousky Martha Raley Lols Robson Mary Kay Rose Rose Ruslung ,ag 5 Thxs page sponsored by PERSHING T V and HOBBS JEWELRY 'Z' GJ f x s ,F if FRESHIHEH Paul White . . Larry Pahlow . Donald A. Nelson Suzanne Nelson Karen Stephenson Jean Wickstrom Nancy Lord. . fAbsentj . . Pres. .S. C. Rep. .S.C. Rep. . . Pres. Vice-Pres. Vice-Presp Sec. -Treas km , ti xx x u X 2 Yr '. ' 1 X V 'Q I -1.0 L Vernon Engles Judith Ericson Duane Fuerst George Gustafson Janet Headley Darlene Hepner Janice Hepner Bill Hopkins Eugene Anderson Milton Anderson Nancy Anderson Virginia Anderson Dorothy Bell Sherry Bennison Gary Burnett Robert Cardiff Leota Collinson Mary Collister Gladys Curtis Larry De Wolfe This page sponsored by GALVA FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY and SWEAT S STANDARD SERVICE 26 'Q 1 39,5 it Joanna Huber Kenneth Huber Joyce Johnson Kathryn Kenney Carolyn Krans Nancy Lord Peggy Lundeen Jacque l1ne Maloy Barry M1ller Maryann Mock: Joyce Murnen Rlchard Nash s '9 QI 'Sl 'IT X. -Q Ann Nelson Donald A Nelson DonaldE Nelson Suzanne Nelson Larry Pahlow Shlrley Palmer Sherman Raley Slnrley Raley Th1s page sponsored by BOGREN REAL. ESTATE AGENCY 'Qflf Janice Wright Sharon Anderson Merlin Sellon Joan Ansell Sandra Douglas Miss Davis Mrs, Duren Mr. Grove Roger Riesebieter Karen Stephenson Janet Stout Darrell Streicher John Swank Dwain Warner Hayden Werkheiser Howard Werkheiser Cheryl Wexell Rodger Wexell Paul White Jean Wickstrom ,Qs ig- 3 X 'lair 'f-in This page sponsored by MILLER'S PAINT And WALLPAPER STORE and GALVA VETERINARY SERVICE Z8 i Football 1925 SPORTS v ' nr W Q gf! 2 CIN Basketba1119Z8-1929 V 1 vfv- Track 1927 'wr 'C CO summons D GARRETT QQ 19 B LOVEALL 'lab i UACOBEIT WI LDCATS i953 SEASON ROVA WALNUT WYOI-MNC ELMWOOD BRADFORD TOO LON WETHERSFIELD PPFNCEVILLC TQ ANDERSON GROVE Th PSP 1 B B SIMMONS IT CO CAPTAIN A ERICSON d by GALVA TELEPHONE CO d BEATOIX S GROCERY AND RESTAURANT QA, f Ln B CJ 0 A X 30 fly A , A V, L R 'I if - L U W W O vu . 'O W D W O Q ,O, , Q ' . I 'f S f M 6 O K E 43 A 5, O , A O 4 'F G ' . t. Q- CQ CQ e,4'i 9 5 ,J ' ll N rx . Q . A VARSITY BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephen Kermeen, Bob Loveall, Darrell Garrett, Bruce Simmons, Co-Captain Eldon Krans, Co-Captain Alan Ericson, Gary Kenney, Howard Summerson, Leo Cromien, Roger Anderson, SECOND ROW: Coach Jacobeit, Don Johnson, Duane Bell, lim Clayton, Jim Ericson, Derek Meyers, Bob Bergstrom, Jack Townsend, Bob Anderson, Coach Grove. THIRD ROW: Mgr, Bruce Robinson, Garth Youngberg, Burdett Dunbar, Dean Winter, Ronnie Nelson, Bill Dowell, Don Bonar, larry Anderson, Mgr. Charles Forrest. We were very proud of our Galva Wildcats' 1953-54 football squad this year, We felt that a better season has not been enjoyed in Galva in several years. The fine coaching of Coaches Jacobeit and Grove, along with a great scrapping team, proved to be important factors in our vic- tories this season. The excellent school spirit shown by our fans through out the football season was a tremendous help to the team. A SIIIIAII This page sponsored by LARSON'S FURNITURE and Compliments of SPETS' GROCERY x l 1 Q V f I 00 ,ag 00-' ,,. 1' E, SIX-I ,I .GX ' ith.-fv :MWA B Squad BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT B111 Hopkins Larry Pahlow B111 Dowell Jack Townsend Bob Bergstrom Don Bonar George Gustafson SECOND ROW Coach Grove Richard Nash B11lCard1ff Don Johnson hm Clayton John Robbms John Kurtz Coach Jacobext THIRD ROW Burdett Dunbar Bob Anderson Garth Youngberg Larry Anderson Bob Card1ff Arnold Hanson Pat Murphy Thirty-five boys were out for football this season and twenty of these boys were included in the Junior Varsity team The B squad gave their best in the seven games they played but the seasons record shows little reward The team had a record of one win, one tie, and five losses We hope that this year's Junior Varsity squad has gained greatly in exper- ience and we look forward to seeing the team playing better ball next year .Ill lllll V RSIIY This page sponsored by MASCALL'S FLORAL GARDENS And SCHNEIDER DRUG COMPANY 32 A The 1953-54 football season got off to a very damp start. The first game was played against R. O. V. A. on Galva's field in a real downpour. It was too wet for both teams and the game ended in a scoreless tie, O to 0. The team traveled for the next two games. We were opposed by the two best teams in the conference. Walnut and Wyo- ming proved to be too much for us. We were beaten 45 to 7 by Walnut and 50 to O by Wyoming. We got on the winning side of life by beating Elmwood Z5 to O on our home field. This was not too much of a surprise. Elm- wood didn't have too much and the general conception was that we would win, Bradford was our next foe and this game was the high point of our season. Bradford's homecoming was ruined as the Galva gridders romped to a 19 to O victory. This was recognized as the biggest upset in the Blackhawk Conference. The superb line play by the Galva team greatly contributed to this crushing defeat. Galva's line, out- charged and out-fought the Panther linemen so unquestionably, that the final outcome was evident, The victory was well deserved by Galva, although it did have a price. The price that the Wildcats paid was the loss of Howard Summerson due to injury. Summer- son, a starting center, suffered a chipped ankle bone and was lost for the rest of the season. M ' Z f' Y rg :Q Q f Q- 3 r . 5 5 The Wildcats clinched another hard fought victory by beating Toulon 19 to 12. This was our homecoming game and we had made certain that no one ruined our homecoming by defeating us. Our next victims were Wethersfield, We traveled to Wethersfield to meet the team with whom we have had the strongest rivalry in several years, Remembering our losses to Wethersfield for the last several years, our boys turned in a ster- ling performance of football that evening. We brought home the bacon with a winning score of Z5 to 19. The win was a team victory as everyone on the line, along with the backfielcl, played spirited and scrappy ball and this factor was credited toward our win, Galva finished the football season with a win over Princeville 19 to 6. Princeville who hadn't had a very successful season, was up for this game. Alan Ericson and Bruce Simmons sustained injuries in this game. A good Galva team ended the football season with a fine record of five wins, two losses, and one tie. I Pl mx rw, .yn L?-7-. - . 1. -- -..::r:- .,....-- XX .-3: ..1-1 1 2-, ...2 - L Q11 . i1'?'- I life- ' f ' r -.-23 - .. - ...,, ...- .- ... .- ... qs -- ff- ,, .v Q ff, ' 'LF ,...a-H' ' wi iz .T-572---.' Q J x. L J f 1 ,L M xl-Y' I Rr ff' If Vi'ii'l1 A Sophomore Float in -'rr-. H . A 3 ,1 ,.- ,a QPF R Senior Float Freshman Float 'writ' 'f ,, -:I ,. 'L r Hmelf 5,5 1 QA ' L'f e-1. 'WTA ,-' HWY W . P+ 1 'Nl 1 'so wa - 3u01Ot Y ff- --r 1. ' ' 9.4-. :p., -L -4 -Qs F. x F.A. Float F. C.A. 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'A M- J a ul, U50 - 1 i ,J If IIMAHI We thought we were starting our meetings in plenty of time this year by calling our first Galahi meeting in early September, but those shipment dates seem to roll around too fast. When we stop and think of all the stormy sessions concerning theme, cover, amount of space, arrangements of class pictures on the page, and all the home coming news on two or three pages, we will always wonder how we ever succeeded in meeting our deadlines. ? I Y fi' FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Terry Murphy, Layout, Dale Theesfeld, Sports Ed., Eldon Krans, Bus. Mgr., Dick Alderman, Ed.-in-Chief, Alan Ericson, Ass't Sports Ed., Darrell Garrett, Layout. SECOND ROW, Nancy Florine, Lay out, Carol Freed, Bus. Staff, Peggy Robinson, Typist, Eva Manning, Treas., Joyce Winter, Ass't Circulation, Marilyn Fesler, Sr. Ed., Donna Boston, Ass't Ed. THIRD ROW, Dorothy Werkheiser, Typist, Shirley Hintz, Typist, Rita Ander- son, Typist, Marilyn Windish, Circulation Mgr., Audrey Willis, Dummy Keeper, Doris Huffman, Typist, Mary Rob- son, Ass't Sr. Ed. FOURTH ROW: Roderic Huber, Photographer and Ass't Layout, Grant Appell, Ass't Bus. Mgr. 46 I HHIIRI FARMERS Rl AMERICA 3 5.4 .I f ff' O F., Ji? 'Z ROW ONE, LEET TO RIGHT: E. Anderson, D. Euerst, J. Collister, R. Nash, G. Jones, Don E. Nelson, A. Hanson, Mr. Liehr Advisor. ROW TWO: L. Anderson, H. Werkheiser, R. Beeler, M. Sellon, R. Cardiff, G. Hier, Don A. f ,- -nil ' A J 1 gi !',U I Nelson D. Charlson, R. Wexell. ROW THREE: R. Anderson, G. Kenney, D. Atriip, D. Brown, R. Verscha, R. Appell, R. Anderson, D. Kenney, B, Wieall. ROW FOUR: G. Burnett, D. Collister, C. Doss, R. Palmer, B. Simmons, C. Johnson, l.. Thuline, L. Humphrey. ROW FIVE: B. Cardiff, B. Goodrich, J. Clayton, N. Wright, J. Swank, O. Polou sky, D. Bell, B. Johnson, S. Raley. The Future Farrners of America began this year with forty-one members, including twelve Green Hand members who are the freshmen. We have a new instructor and advisor this year Mr. Wilbur Liehr, who came to us from Miriorik. The calendar was full of activities this year beginning with the Farm Safety Survey, in which the members surveyed several farriis to see if they were safe. We divided up into teanis and had our annual pest killing contest. The losers gave an ice cream party for the winners, 48 if SR. OFFICERS IR, OFFICERS STANDING: R. Beeler, R. Palmer, R. Anderson. SEATED: B. STANDING: D. Bell, B. Cardiff, H. Werkheiser. SEATED: L Simmons, R. Anderson, D. Brown. Humphrey. R- Cardiff. G- Kenney. Four of our members, Donald and James Collister, Dwight Brown, and Jim Clayton went to the International Livestock Show in Chicago last fall. A land selection contest was held and the members had to test the different types of soils on farms. In December we had an F. F. A. Square and Round Dance Party. Music was played by Gordon's Melody Makers. In the Spring we had our annual F. F. A. Banquet which was served by the F. H. A. girls. For making money this year, we sold popcorn and pop at foot- ball and basketball games. We also sold hog troughs and garden seeds. With this money we hope to take a fishing trip to Minnesota. I Align f 1 8 , k or U Tun 2 ,J '-231,21 gg P -CA Q I .W '?',1 X A040 , ax ,,r-1194, fa ef? FXFA1, f' -1' +4 D C -L: -' rl-C 7 Cftf L1 .X . L 0 J 6 49 5 3- 111 ,R of D3 LEFT TO RIGHT, IST ROW: Mr. Whitehouse, P. White, H. Westlin, K. Huber, B. Hopkins, D. Bonar, R. Riesebieter, Mr. Triebe. 2ND ROW: M, Anderson, G. Gustafson, L. Pahlow, J. Nash, G. Appell, D. Garrett, R. Peterson, W. Craig, R. Anderson. 3RD ROW: L. DeWolfe, D. Theesfeld, L. Thuline, D. Johnson, D. Warner, G. Kenney, B. Cardiff, J. Robbins, L. Cromien, B. Miller. 4TH ROW: T. Anderson, G. Youngberg, H. Smith, R. Nelson, E. Krans, A. Ericson, D. Alderman, T. Murphy, R. Anderson. 5TH ROW: D. Bell, R. Carlson, L. Nelson, S. Kermeen, B. Loveall, J. Townsend, C. Forest, W. Johnson, C. Likes. HIHIRE CRAHSME F.C.A OFFICERS President . . Eldon Krans Vice President .... Ronnie Nelson , Secretary-Treasurer . X Alan Erie son - Sergeant at Arms, . . Roger Anderson Reporter. ,Garth Youngberg Sponsor . .Mr. Fred Triebe no .iq il U il! is I T ffm , ,Va vf' imifv I .G DRAFTING'-A t f The Future Craftsmen started the year under the guidance of a new sponsor, Mr. Fred Treibe. Mr. Whitehouse, last years sponsor, is now assistant sponsor and offered helpful suggestions for which we are very grateful. Initiation was held on October 13, when fifteen new members were taken into our organization. Because George Gustafson was unable to attend the regular initiation a special session was held in his honor where he was given the works. This membership brought our total to forty-four members. We made our usual trip to the Museum of Science and Industry on October 17. Many boys made the trip and had a good time looking at the wonders of science and industry. Again this year we had full control of the concessions at the Christmas tournament which helped to enlarge our treasury. Dale Theesfeld was in charge and did a fine job of keeping things straight. This year Mr. Triebe introduced a point system by which each boy would re- ceive points for such things as working, coming to meetings, etc. Then at the end of the year the boys with tne most points would be first in line for our spring trip and would also have to pay the least to go to our banquet. Later this year we will send two delegates to the Annual State Club Convention which will be held at Hotel Belleville, Belleville, Illinois on May 7 and 8. The location of our all day field trip is still undecided but we are all looking forward to this annual event. Our year will end with the annual banquet when the evening will be spent in eating, enjoying movies, and other entertainment. Our first year under our new sponsor was a successful and enjoyable one and we look forward to many more. 51 ll. A. A. The G. A. A. selected as their officers forthe year 1953-54 the following: President . Vice President. . Secretary . Treasurer . Point Keeper Sponsor . . .Audrey Willis . . Mary Robson Carlene Helmkamp . Elaine Schuetts Marlene Stonberg . . Miss Harper 1 19 MEMBERS OF G. A.A. 1 sei' I es 9 FIRST ROW: Massingill, N. Anderson, L. Collinson, M. Nelson, J. Newman, J. Conrad, A. Peterson, C, Stephenson, P. Hanson, M Peterson. SECOND ROW: Miss Harper, S. Bennison, I. Kelly, J. lwicksrrom, S. Holt, C. llelmkamp, M. Clucas, M. Anderson, M. Spie gel, S. McCumber, S. Armstrong. THIRD ROW: C. Stephenson, S. Nelson, M. Peterson, N. Anderson, J. lluber, M. Swanson, M. llunt J. Ansell, J. Headley, J. lidwall. FOURTH ROW: M. Olson, J. Murnen, P. Robinson, M. Robson, S. Steinbach, E. Schuetrs, D. Lindberb A. Willis, D. Boston, S. Anderson, M. Murphy. FIFTH ROW: E, Werkheiser, D. Fuerst, J. Maloy, D. Bergren, D. Walker, M. Fesler, M Windish, V. Hawks, C. Dickey, R. McGrew, I. Lord. SIXTH ROW: J. Frank, S. Miller, M. Slierbeyn, M. Rose, S. Hinlz, L. Anderson K. Burcky, J. Whitney, D. Huffman, V. Lindbloom, M. Stonberg. QM .ffm - .umfox v .al PQ E31 W F. T. A. The Mildred Lapan Club of F. T. A. in its second year at Galva High, has shown a fine increase in membership. They are continuing with the successful point system, which enables the students to earn points by helping as student teachers and a great many other activities prescribed by the National F. T. A. We are proud that our F. T.A. Club has helped several other schools in organizing an F. T. A. Club. Also we have attended and participated in District Blackhawk Association meetings. We are very happy that one of our F. T. A. members, Kay Burcky, was elected Vice President of the Blackhawk District F. T. A. Organization. We know that she will do a fine job as president next year. We have undertaken several projects each year. This year our new project was help- ing teachers. This fall we began by sponsoring special acitivities each day during American Education Week in November. We carried on a clean-up campaign both inside the building and on the campus. Also. every member of the club taught at least once during that week and many assisted also in the various grade buildings. During the rest of the year the future teachers had numerous opportunities to teach in both high school and grade schools. As other projects we went Christmas caroling at the homes of re- tired teachers in Galva, and we also helped the Lion's Club furnish food, toys, and clothing to fill Christmas baskets for the needy. We hope that in future years the F. T. A. will grow and carry on with the many worth while projects. K Hlllllll HAIIHIRS Ill AMERICA pan, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Nancy Florine, Secre- tary, Valerie Lindbloom, Vice-President, Derek Myers, Treasurer. BOTTOM ROW: Susie Massingill, Marge Nelson, Dick Alderman, Miss Lapan, Bur- dett Dunbar, lean Wickstrom, Audrey Peterson. SECOND ROW: janet Headley, Marcia Hunt, Judith Huber, Marcia Swanson, Karen Stephenson, Sharon Halsall. THIRD ROW: Nancy Anderson, Ramona McGrew, Johanna Lord, Lois Jean Robson, Eva Manning, Donna Boston, Mary Robson. FOURTH ROW: Donna Walker, Mary Lou Anderson, Kay Burcky, Lou Ann Anderson, Peggy Miller, Valerie Lindbloom, Nancy Florine, Sharon Miller. FIRST ROW: Ramona McGrew, Historian, Sharon Hal- sall, President, Susie Massingill, Librarian, Miss La- qq VV 4 X ff' 0 sists of fourteen members who have Won major letters in football, basketball, track, or as a manager. Officers elected for the first semester were: Roger Anderson, President Eldon Krans, Vice-President and Neil Pobanz, secretary-treasurer. For the second semester they were: Bruce Simmons, Pres.g Darrell Garrett, Vice- Presidentg and the secretary-treasurer carried over. Some of our activities this year were sponsoring the homecoming parade and the programs for the Galva Tournament and the Galva Relays. Later this summer we are scheduled to take part in the Centennial. We feel it is our duty to promote good sportsmanship in all activities and to bring the players and the student body closer together. Our two sponsors are: Fred Jacobeit, head football coach, and Robert Grove, head basketball coach. We are very grateful for all the help and suggestions that they gave us. As we go to press our club has planned an initia- tion for later in the year. We hope that our club will be a bigger and better club next year. This page is sponsored by DRS. STEWART AND SCHMIDT at RICH l.,APAN'S SUPER SERVICE This years G Club con- ,!'.l'-I'-nf' av- 1- H- if x -i I ' A Q. MR. CO-ED Bernice Bramberry ...... . Jackie Frank Carol Wood ......... . Audre Peterson Ruby Nolan .... . . Sharon Steinbach W Eustacia Hayworth . . . Marcia Hunt t Homer Quackenbush . . . James Ericson 72' .1 P . Pauline Pooley. . . . .Darlene Lindberg ' Geraldine Carr. . . . Kay Burcky ig ,.1' Oliver Lee Oliver. . . . Leo Cromien Emily Manning .... . Jo Ann Conrad Lotus Smith ..... . . .Ronnie Nelson Mrs. Colgate-Brewster, . . Elaine Werkheiser Gilbert Glyer ............ Bob Wicall Extras . . Marilyn Anderson, Veryl Hawks, Jane Kelly, Sharon Miller, Sheila Hampton, Nancy Hiatt, Lillie Mae Jones, Mary Ann Peterson, Carol Ann Stephenson, Bill Dowell, Dean Winter, Gary Kenney, John Robbins, Marcia Peterson. Mister Co-Ed, a comedy in three acts was presented by the Junior Class. Eustacia Hayworth, President of Cedar Hill College, an all girls' school, found that she needed money in a hurry. In a desperate attempt she decided to offer a free college education to Lotus Smith. Lotus Smith was the supposed grand-daughter of Mrs. Colgate-Brewster, a wealthy alumna of Cedar Hill. She had never seen her grand-daughter and so Miss Hayworth, played excellently by Marcia Hunt, thought that if she were to enroll Lotus, Mrs. Colgate-Brewster might come back from Eng- land and give the college some money. When Lotus Smith fRonnie Nelson, finally ar- rived, she proved to be a boy. A great deal of amusement evolved around the prin- ciple that a boy could not enter a girl's school. Homer Quackenbush, the handynfian at Cedar Hill, and Mrs. Colgate-Brewster fElaine Werkheiserl became interested in each other. She gave Cedar Hill the money and Lotus enrolled in an aeronautics school Then she and Homer went out West together to establish a ranch home for Lotus and Emily QJO Ann Conradl. Miss Peard and the cast well deserve all the compliments they received. 44- 1 5 A Us UP Walk 4 .Hi pr , , - - Q .-q. mif..t u i 'I 'ggaic pf g' . wQw 1-iff? 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Smlth Dlrector Dlck Alderman Presndent Suzanne Nelson Drum Majorette SEATED L TO R Sharon Halsall Vxce Presldem Jane Kelly Sec Treas Lookmg 1nto the past year of band work at Galva I-hgh School we have seen campus we chose our band off1cers D1ck A derman was chosen presldent wh1le Sharon Halsall became v1ce pres1dent Jane Kelly resumed her off1ce as sec retary treasurer Marge Nelson and Suzanne Mass1ng1ll volunteered as l1b rar1ans The band took on a very sharp appearance th1s year w1th the help of wh1te spats and dummy r1fles earned by last year s band The march1ng band concentrat ed mostly on prec1s1on dr1ll1ng th1s year w1th a few dragnets and haloes thrown 1n for good measure At the Band Festwal th1s year wh1ch was held at Wethersfmeld our band played a march especlally wr1tten for Us by Mark B1ddle who has d1rected our festlval 1n the past Our annual sprmg concert th1s year was truly d1fferent Taklng ln the theme of the Centenn1al the concert was cut 1nto two parts old and newl The band enjoyed hav1ng the alumn1 part1c1pate 1n our concert th1s year and we are sure that you made lt an even greater success At our concert another mam event took place The sen1or who had glven most for the betterment of the band was present ed the Arlon Award sponsored by the I..1on's Club A group of band members was orgamzed 1nto a dance band wh1ch played 1n the cafeter1a and at several other part1es and engagements We hope that th1s llttle band goes on play1ng 1n the future Lookmg 1nto the future the band members see a busv summer ahead of them They w11l be playmg and marchmg 1n the celebratlon of Galva's one hundredth anmversary To you Mr Sm1th we the graduat1ng semors of the band w1sh to b1d a cord1a1 goodbye We know that our empty seats w1ll be replaced by eager players 1n the future GOOD LUCK' Th1s page IS sponsored by GALVA CO OP GRAIN at SUPPLY CO 1.5 .c .J I . g ' A' K I ' e ' I v, ' - ' s , 1 . -I I U S - . , 'r l l f - f e - o i - , ' v A I. 4 ,- I : ' . Q 5 H 9 many interesting events take place. Meeting under a shade tree on the school. . , , H - . . . . n I I' 'I OCTETTE Dick Alderman, Burdetr Dunbar, Donna Boston, Audrey' Peterson, Sharon Halsall, Audrey' Willis, Jim Ericson, Alan Ericson. TRIP LE TRIO Suzanne Massingill, Carolyn Bridges, Jean Cedcrberg, Betty Nlascall, Karen Morse, Sharon Miller, Mary Bogner, Carlene Helrnkanip Marge Nelson, Acc ., Carolyn Krans FIRBT ROM IFFT TO RIGHT Nl ss Corkill Romona N1eGrLv. xliarrn Miller Janet sto ii Nlary lou Anderson, lois Iran Robson Audrey Willis BLC UND ROW Muriul Clueas Dorothy lurnliristr wliirlty Haley Nancy Anderson Marcia Hunt Donna Boston Mary BL L11 Bogner Carolyn Bridges THIRD ROW Mary Ann Peterson, ,fi P if 'uf C if BOTTOM ROW: JoAnn Conrad, Marge Nelson, Sharon Halsall, Grant Appell, Miss Corkill, Pat Murphy, Jackie Newman, Audrey Peter son, Susie Massingill. SECOND ROW: Jean Wickstrom, Carlene Helrnkamp, Carolyn Bridges, Betty Mascall, Burdett Dunbar, Leo Cro- mien, Marcia Hunt, Suzanne Nelson, Mary Bogner, Martha Spiegel. TOP ROW: Donna Boston, Audrey' Willis, Jim Ericson, Shirley Hintz, Dick Alderman, Kay Burcky, Alan Ericson, Sharon Miller, Elaine Werkheiser. This year the Vocal Music Department of the Galva High School was very active. This organization was composed of the Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Triple Trio, and the Mixed En- semble. The Mixed Chorus, composed of twenty- seven members, made a very attractive ap- pearance in their new robes. They sang for school assemblies, programs for the public, and for various outside organizations. The twenty-five members of the Girls' Chorus also sang for assemblies and public pro- '- grams. The smaller vocal groups, the Mixed En- serrible and the Triple Trio, sang at a large number of assemblies and, also, for many church and civic affairs. We think that the chorus, under the direction of Miss Nelrose Corkill, had a very successful year and they should be very proud of their fine organization. OFFICERS Sharon Halsall, Mary Bogner, Dick Alderman, Car- lene Helmkamp, Donna Boston, Berry Mascall, Shir- 61 ley Hintz. , . 7 IST ROM Donna Boston Dick Alderman Sharon Halsall, Roderic Huber, Marilyn Fesler, Mary Robson. 2l:ID ROW: Sheila Holt Elaine Werkheiser JoAnn Conrad Lillie Jones, Marilyn Anderson, Jane Kelly. 3RD ROW: Audrey Peter- son Charlene Drckey Ramona McGrew Dorothy Fuerst, Marcia Hunt, Marlene Stonberg. 4TH ROW: Jackie Frank, Sharon Miller Kay Burcky Ronrue Nelson Wayne Crozier, Derek Myers, Mr. Smith, Kaye Johnson, absent. Our National Honor Society had a very successful group this year under the capable guidance of Mr. Leonard A. Smith. This or- ganization is made up of Juniors and Seniors who have an average of 4.0 or higher. These students must show high qualities of character and leadership. Our purpose is to encourage more interest in scholastic achievements. This year we have seventeen Juniors and six Seniors We believe this organization is a valuable one to our school. 62 .m,..., cm e00 f,- 0005 -5' 16 -I 010. SEATED: Miss Davis, A. Peterson, M. Anderson, J. Daymude, R. Appell, G. Jones, M. Nelson, J. Conrad. ROW TWO: S. Massingill, M. Anderson, M. Speigel, I. Headly, K. Stevenson, K. Conlin, S, Halsall, M, Peterson, J. Kelly. ROW THREE: C. Stevenson, M. Bogner, C. Bridges, D. Huffman, P. Robinson, D. Boston, M, Olson, G. Curtis, D. Werkheiser. ROW FOUR: D. Bell, S. McCumber, A. Willis, M. Hunt, E. Werkheiser, R. McGrew, D. Fuerst, S. Steinback, N. Hiatt, M. Robson, D. Nordeen. ROW FIVE: M. Mock, J. Lord, S. Miller, M. Raley, V. Hawks, C. Dickey, J. Maloy, M. Stoneberg, J. Frank, D. Hepner. TOP ROW: J. Winter, D. Bergren, M. Windish, N. Florine, J. Whitney, S. Hintz, K. Burcky, M. Sherbyn, M. Fesler, P. Shields, L. Jones. First semester officers: Sharon Halsall, Presidentg Marlene Stonberg, Vice President: Audrey Willis, Secretary-Trea- surer. Second semester officers: Marilyn windish, President, Mary Robson, Vice President, Audrey Willis, Secretary- Treasurer. 63 Throughout the year the Galva High School library presents a picture of constant activities. As usual it's filled with students who are here for their study hall periods. In addition it is humming with the activities of the Library Club Members. See that girl sitting at the desk? She is checking out books to the students. Over in another corner of the room two irls are working with bright paper and iook jackets. Soon they will have created an attractive bulletin board. Watch that girl over there! See how vig- orousl she is dusting the books and snel- ves ? 'lyhese are just the regular duties that the Library Club Members perform. This year the club has expanded its membership so that it now has the larg- est group in many years. A new point system has been installed by which each person may keep a record of his activit- ies and thereby remain in the club. The club has sponsored many pro- jects this year. Durin the latter part of November an all-sciool Halloween party was held in the gymnasium. Later in the year the club sponsored a movie. These projects have been carried on for the purpose of raising money for new books The Library Club is very proud of the fact that it is a member of the newly organized Blackhawk Library Club. We are- very grateful to have had Miss Thelma Davis as our sponsor, and we wish to thank you, Miss Davis, for help- ing us so much throughout the year. CHRIST MAS PROGRAM Swv S TUDENT COUNCIL .,,,,.. ggut 5. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Ericson, Secretary Sharon Miller, Treasurer Suzanne Nel- son. SECOND ROWg LEFT TO RIGHT: Derek Myers, President Alan Ericson. BACK ROW: Spon- sor Mr. Whitehouse, Roger Beel- er, Vice-President Dale Thees- feld, Roderic Huber, Sponsor Mrs. Nash, Robert Anderson, Larry Pah low, Larry Anderson . The Student Council met for the first meeting of the school year on Sep- tember ll, 1953. The officers were not yet elected and Dick Alderman served as temporary president. The council's first task was to supervise the mixer party for the freshmen. The council followed a new plan this year, which entitled each Freshman to put in a day of work around school rather than to dress in clothes prescribed bythe upper classmen. Officers for the first semester were elected and the following people were soon on the job. President-Alan Ericson, Vice-President-Dale Theesfeld, Secretary-Sharon Miller, Treasurer-Suzanne Nelson. Sponsors-Mrs. Nash and Mr. Whitehouse. One ofthe rriain events is our participation in the district conventions. This year our delegates tothe Pekin District Convention were Derek Myers and Roger Beeler, These two boys, accompanied by Mrs. Nash, attended the convention on Saturday Novexriber 24, l953. Roger Beeler gaxe a report ofthe convention at one of our pep rrieetings. lt was a sterling report and it contained many incidents that were hilariously told by Roger. P' qv fr er Y 4 j E 'FU Iwi IST ROW: Peggy Lundeen, Patty Hanson, Marjorie Nelson, Carolyn Polousky, Katherine Kenney, Jacqueline Newman, Leota Collin- son, Suzanne Maisingill. 2ND ROW: Sue Armstrong, Ann Nelson, Dorothy Bell, Mary Ami Mock, Virginia Anderson, Jean Wickstxom, Shirley McCumber, Judy Ekicson, Sherry Bennison, Joanna Huber. 3RD ROW: Carlene Helmkamp, Kay Conlin, Karen Stephenson, Muriel Clucas, Joyce Edwall, Rose Rushing, Betty Mascall, Suzanne Nelson, Nancy Lord, Janet Headley, Cheryl Wexell. 4TH ROW: Carolyn Bridges, Judith Huber, Marge Olson, Betty Krause, Gladys Curtis, Joan Ansell, Janice l-Iepner, Shirley Raley, Darlene Hep- ner, Mary Ann Murphy, Marcia Swanson. 5TH ROW: Jean Cederberg, Karen Morse, Johanna Lord, Martha Raley, Lois Robson, Joyce Johnson, Joyce Mumen, Jackie Maloy, Donna Walker, Elaine Schuetts, Shirley Palmer. 6th ROW: Mary Kay Rose, Janet Stout, Doris Fesler, Jane Goodley, Lou Ann Anderson, Judy Daymude, Peggy Miller, Judy Whitney, Carolyn Krans, Marietta Sherbyn, Janice FUTURE HUHIEIHHHEHS The Galva Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America with an enrollment of one hundred and ten girls began their year with an organization meeting on September ll. The F. H. A. observed National F. H. A. Week, November l-7. On Sunday the girls attended the Methodist Church in a group. During the week they performed various ac- tivities to better our organization and the school. On October 14 the F. H. A. officers went to Geneseo to a House of Delegates meeting. The night of November 13th, the Harvest Moon Ball was held. We enjoyed music by Carrol Baker. Our colors decorating the gymnasium were green, brown, and gold. During the intermission, the evening was highlighted with the crowning of the queen. Marilyn Fesler, our president, was queen. Her attendants were Marilyn Windish, Sen- ior, Sheila Holt, Juniorx Doris Fesler, Sophomore, and Suzanne Nelson, Freshman. Wright. 66 5 .- 5 J 'I BRI! 45 ui T? .J 3 '7 19 nw N1 ,vl- IST ROW: Rose Durant, Mary Gearhart, Audrey Peterson, Carol Freed, JoAnn Conrad, Sheila Hampton, Carol Stephenson, Mary Ann Peterson. 2ND ROW: Jane Kelly, Martha Spiegel, Marcia Peterson, Rosemary Conlin, Kay Johnson, Sheila Holt, Marilyn Anderson, Lillie Mae Jones. 3RD ROW: Mary Beth Bogner, Sharon Steinbach, Rita Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Dorothy Werkheiser, Darlene Lindberg, Nancy Hiatt, Martha Riesebieter. 4TH ROW: Dorothy Fuerst, Veryl Hawks, Diane Bergren, Norma Wigant, Elaine Werk- heiser, Charlene Dickey, Ramona McGrew, Mary Ann Bloom. 5TH ROW: Doris Huffman, Donna Boston, Audrey Willis, Jacqueline Frank, Marlene Stonberg, Mary Robson, Peggy Robinson, Peggy Shields. 6TH ROW: Joyce Winter, Marilyn Fesler, Dixie Hansen, Valerie Lindbloom, Shirley Hintz, Kay Burcky, Sharon Miller, Marilyn Windish, Eva Manning. UF HHJEHIUH This year we sold candy, gum, coffee, and taffy apples at the football games in our new stand which the shop and agriculture boys built for us. We are very grateful to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Holt, our chapter father and mother for helping us during this time. This year we had for the first time a Daddy Date Night. The girls and their fathers had a very enjoyable time. We shall bring our activities to a close with our annual Mother-Daughter Banquet, The achievement degrees will be awarded at a candlelight service held for the installation of the new officers. 67 Chapte r Spons or 'CIZ7 Mrs Block H ll Pres1dent VICE Pre sldent Secretary Treasurer Par11amentar1an H1StOT1an H1stor1an Reporter Recreat1on Chr Membersh1p Chr Projects Chr Chapte r Father Mar11yn Fesler Mar11yn W1nd1sh Jacquehne Frank Mary Robson Elame Werkhe1ser Patty Hanson Dor1s Fesler Jane Kelly Sh1r1ey H1ntz Jean Cederberg Donna Walker and Mother Mr and Mrs Holt Chapte r Spon so r D5 gg, C7 Mr s Whltehouse F. 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IILHSS PHUPHECU lt rs the year 1964 and the brggest Alumnr Homecomrng Dance rn the hrstory of Galva Hrgh School IS rn full swrng DICK ALDERMAN S Rhythm Erght band rs playrng for the brg occasron The band features NANCY FLORINE head srnger rn Jack s Cafe Everyone rs here from students who went to the school rn 1954 to the students now attendrng rn 1964 MARY LOU ANDERSON has taken the nrght off from her Job as crgarette grrl at the Macombo Club to come She rs conversrng w1th her old frrend from Brshop H111 DONNA NORDEEN who rs the manager of the Golden Glove Champ NANCY ANDERSON and her husband all the way from Charlet North Carolrna fwhere they are plannrng therr new homey are recallmg old trmes with EVA MANNING who at the present trme 15 a cashler rn the De Block grocery store rn Kewanee Flashl In the far corner we see RODERIC HUBER as a srdelrne to hrs career takrng a prcture of RITA ANDERSON who 15 now a professronal model However Rrta rs not the only model present here tonrght as we have MARTHA SPEIGEL who models for the Spergel Catalog In the balcony we have part of our 1954 Ag class drscussrng farm lrfe DWIGHT BROWN rs here all the way from the Texas Pan Handle where he has one of the largest cattle ranches rn the world Also rn on the drscussron rs DONALD COLLISTER who IS Dean of Agrrculture at the Unrversrty of Illrnors If you lrsten carefully you are apt to hear RICHARD PALMER braggrng about hrs dancing cows RAYMOND PETERSON IS burstrng to tell how he IS feedrng hrs prgs ta1l curlers OWEN POLOUSKY rs here also but he doesn t have as much rn common wrth these fellows as he used to because he IS now Marrlyn Monroe s press agent Our ag teachers wrll be pleased to know that ROGER APPELL always comes rn wrth Fuerst honors Who rs that walkmg rn the door? Is it? Yes rt rs ALAN ERICSON the hero of all the latest movxes Our class rs fortunate rn that we have two heroes here tonrght GRANT APPELL who rs takrng Rudolph Valentmo s place rn the Great Lover has Just put m hrs appearance The reason they were a lrttle late rs that they had to stop for gas at the Doss Huber gas statron under management of CLIFFORD DOSS AUDREY WILLIS rode from Hollywood wrth Alan and Grant She rs head make up 31'llSI at Columbra Studros SHARON HALSALL and ROLE ANDERSON are drscussrng a dent 1n a fender put rn by a student Sharon rs a drrver WERKHEISER DONNA BOSTON rs keeprng her eye on HERB SMITH The reason? Herb rs now wrth the F B I and rs rnvestrg atrng Donna a concert harprst suspected of transportrng stolen Jewels rn her harp cahse We see that PEGGY ROBINSON and MARY ROBSON and therr husbands must have found baby srtters because they Just walked rn Peggy is wearrng the new fall shade of Gray Mary rs enJoyrng a nrght off from her part trme as dretrtran rn Carl s Hotel Drmng Room rn Woodhull The class of 54 rs not wrthout rts brg manufacturers Also at thrs gala affarr rs HAROLD WHITE presrdent of the Rmso Co manufacturrng the New Rrnso BRUCE SIMMONS rs head of the model agency for Spergel catalog TERRY MURPHY head of the Newman Trle Co Just danced by wrth hrs wrfe NORMAN WRIGHT Just dropped rn for a few minutes from hrs Job as head of the Wrrght Rubber Band Co He said he wrll have to leave as he has a speech scheduled on How to Successfully Snap a Rubber Band The lrghtrng tomght has come to us through the courtesy of JOYCE WINTER manufacturer of Lrght bulbs DALE THEESFELD has Just come rn from wrrtrng hrs sports column for the Chrcago Darly News Tonrght hrs column was about the game between Steven s College coached by ELDON KRANS and the new Bradley School founded by CAROL FREED MARILYN WINDISH and BOB LOVEALL Just danced by They Just came from the state of Washrngton where Bob rs a conservation expert Manlyn rs a famous harr stylrst featurrng the new Bob ROGER ANDERSON and hrs wrfe are havrng a small argument wrth another couple on the floor about who bumped into whom Roger is a large ranch owner m the West The other couple was MARILYN FESLER and her husband whose children numbered an even dozen at the last count LARRY NELSON has a Job testrng bridges on hrs motorbike The Brxdges are berng constructed by DARRELL GARRETT What s that we hear?? Gr Just SHIRLEY HINTZ and her laugh She rs strll takrng everything for Granted She is talkrng to DORIS HUF!-'MAN who sells pills in Ralph s Drug Store In the other corner we have VIOLET PALMER grvrng Shirley competition Vrolet you know is now a barker ln a circus We wondered where JAMES KRAUSE and DONALD ATNIP were but now we see them slowly walkrng this way Jim is bragging of hrs bladeless razor to Donald who sells them rn his store rn Brshop H111 As we glance around the room and see the smilrng faces we hope that the future years will brrng as much happiness and good luck to them as they have had rn the last ten years 76 1 , , , . . . . training teacher and she keeps Rolf's Garage' in business. Rolf also sponsors a stock car driven by DOROTHY . . . . ,, . . . . - . job .. ,,.,..,f'..,r. ..,,.., - f - 1-1,Af-.,.::1:'f:...vf.,, ,. -fm--1 -u-,':,- -gf.--1.,::w. .--,- .'--.h.f'- . ., ,-V, .1... : f . - -f- .--,. , .,,A,J..,- Ahh-N5 ,N f ,, , .. 1, -. H - .,,-M. 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