Galva High School - Galahi Yearbook (Galva, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

if I 1 58 25 ' a I ,Mfg I . -. ff ! ?f f .f f f 3, . -J., ..., , . I I !': af.. ' 4 4 J , 4 7 1' 1 ,L N f .-. . w I X, i , V Y lu., :L , z., w W X Q 1 X w 45 I . M, A , ew .,, X, Y g,g,.,a-5wnfm..sM ,,,. -A L.: .-. .D -., 27' ' 'f' kim.-.4s.x 'wa-.1 . , ww .. W . , .f f - .4 .,,,. 0 Q- THE GALAHI STAFF OF T955 FOR MSHII IAH I GAIVA HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY UNIT DISTRICT 224 In our yearbo k 0111 memori o , we want to tell a t es of yesterday, our activities o plans for tomorrow. Ye T sterday in our hands we held the his first section of our book, our s ory in three parts: f today, and our to the future. yesterday section, represents the fun and ha i our earlier school years. pp ness which we have had during PQ! W is . gsm 'W ,,' '54 I Nr'-CIW lvi. I -vu ix vgf l 6 AAL in Donna Anderson Henry Anderson K I AJ!! FRESHMEN Gary Bee-ler Loretta Boyd Gary Brock Robert Brooks Garry Brown Roger Carlson Chfford Carlson James Cavanagh Leo Coll1nson M1chae1 Conhn Roger Conrad Gary Daymude Robert Donaldson Lorra1ne Dowell Carl E lston Rebecca Erlcson Nancy Falk Douglas Fraser Carol Hanson John I-Iolevoet Carolyn Holmes Leland Hultgren Th1s page made posslble by MILLERS PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE :lr 1 f , . ,f he 4 Q 4 K A 4 ' n ' N '9 Y I r. 4, 44 Q A ' ' Q -Q , If 1 1 X-1 A ' X , x ' -X . y-Q H.-fx ..x 1, I, J ., 7 ? 4 ' 4' V -'-2 ' V K-gl Q L r, ' 1 4, .' 1 1 ,V it Tcl P 'A . ' 1 A 1 fit? I 'Q .C 'Ch - ' ' 'Ng A l U , A ' 3' ' ' X 7 ' Am corkiu by ii bl C be ' -P fr A Q: f ' 'V . L - 1 ' 'J ' x r I A I, Xxx a J K Alf, 1 n C ' Q l f5 fn 'S G- ' .vu 1 V: R f' . ' W, A .KQV ' Y' f ' my . N L5 ' i X I J..-5 V AND PHYL'S DRIVE INN S x N 'X Qc Sharon Humphrey Barbara Johnson 'UD' i 'Asn ki! 'Q Jud1th Pearson Joyce Peterson FRESHMEN Edward Johnson Mary Johnson Connle Kelly Davrd Kenney Helen Kenney Terry Kerner Terry Krapausky Barbara Kuster Rlchard Kuster Martha Lambert Stephen Lapan Larry Lmdberg Larry Manmng Howard Moff1tt Cathleen Murphy Gary Nelson Kenneth Nelson Lmda Nelson Robert Nordstrom Jon Palmer Th1s page made posslble by LORD S CHEVROLET CO . A, t 4 , ' 7 Q , R. , J -L 1 s 7 U ' L A U 4 , . K x 1 K 3 ff '. ' n 1 K g 4 V6 'ax N . S S ' L 4 , . J l '7 f X X . V Q' A ' p ggi:-Fr ,xi K . z.:,..,..m X r . , I 1: M K , ml, Q 'S' 4 ,. ' ' v 1 -A . w 4 . ' , ' n fmt' . 1 ' A K . -9 'T -T - . S: 'H-7' ' it R' ' K '- fl Q ' if ' 'fi 4, ll x ' I X ' l 4.3 x rx - -l X- L - - - R ,- X , x R Z cv I ' vc .B N I , X K V ' 7 Q X I -fwnr'4'i. K4 xxlx igix 'Q 9' i '56 'Vi ' 7' if Martha Peterson Warren Peterson X if Mlss Dlehl Mr Young FRESHMEN Wayne Peterson Lyle P1erce Thomas Raley Stephen R1ner Larry Robmson W1111am Robmson Roberta Robson Donald Sharnbaugh Janet Sherbyn Tommy Sh1e1ds Jud1th Srmrnons Mary Slrnmons LuAnn Sp111man Barbara Swanson Jud1th Talbot Larry Theesfeld Jud1th Walker Ge rald Wexell RIC hard Wheelhous e Mr Sm1th Th1s page made poss1b1e by GALVA CO OP GRAIN AND SUPPLY CO 'lei 45.4 il 17k NX x N 'H-4 Mary Colhster Dale Coz1ahr Gladys Curtls Larry De Wolfe Jud1th Emcson Torn Fooks George Gustafson Janet Headley l SOPHOMORES Mxlton Anderson Nancy Anderson Sharon Anderson Vlrglnla Anderson Gene Ansell Joan Ansell Colleen Ault Dorothy Bell Sherry Benn1son Gary Burnett Robert Card1ff Leota Colllnson ag, Th1s page made possxble by the WINDISH MILL AND GOODALE BARBER SHOP 8 '33 A Y A . QW: Z Y Y -vu '11 , :Ii I M, ,. ' ' ' ' -4-'A G 7 , . . -K In X , X ' x ' I ,-X I 1 r ' ln fx M.. ' Q i ' -f!'X' A 1' 1 1-rf G: 21 N 4. 'Y 'N , L M L4 , O I 4 I' ' ' I wr L ' vu 'Q ?' Q f 4 'J- 4 K- I in-5 . A Q 1 f ' ' -f' I 2 10 ak ' ,: ,ss . -. ' 7 X --'4 ' 'W X . X K 'y X 4' lx x xr ? x Q ix --'lv 7 ' '4 Darlene Hepner Janice Hepner William Hopkins Joanna Huber Kenneth Huber Joyce Johnson Katherine Kenney Carolyn Krans Nancy Lord Peggy Lundeen Jacqueline Maloy Barry Miller 4- '-1 -., :Q 'Q 1'7'f X 1 i X .,7 4 AL Y di J .Nyi xtt. uhyy IPX YRQYQHQ QV 'I-we 11 X bf mx J- A 1 SOPHOMORES This page made possible by the E. W, HOUGHTON LUMBER COMPANY 9 ,-5 ' T? fs ff -x. 'O .V , I X X A s 9 0 'U' ,, , 7 x'! if Maryann Mock Joyce Murnen Richard Nash Ann Nelson Donald A. Nelson Donald E. Nelson Suzanne Nelson Larry Pahlow Sh1r1ey Palmer Sherman Raley Sh1r1ey Raley Roger R1eseb1eter '1- 5-7 ei T Merhn Sellon Karen Stephenson X , Janet Stout John Swank 2. 1- Dwa1n Warner Q Hayden Werkhe1ser Howard Werkhexser Chervl Wexell Rodger Wexell '- Paul Wh1te Jean W1c:kst1-orn x I Jamce W rmght 4- M155 Davls 'S Mr Grove Mrs Duren Q SOPHOMORES Thls page made possxble by the EAST END MARKET 10 Q - . -I f, ' A ' 3 sf' . . if , , 1 , , QQ a -JK! I A W A I 4- 3? . e4 t g - Mb 4 1 . Q 'C' t I 4, F LW 5 N . L 5 'x.Qrff ' I V, ' . Wai . 1 - - ,Tl 7 . K- 'of M . I 4' d 1, , r Q 9 , 1. N, N ' , Q . v . 5 . . if my X K x l X XR V ' X vxf' 1 7 M , - A ' 4 'Q 9 .gg 2 ' H+ f 4 rv s fb- lf . J -fs' ' A U , 71 , f I 1 V ' Q' x' K ' Y, 1' 7 ff' i 'S Q' Larry Anderson EZEQTLQISFSSZD JU N I URS Carl Anderson -T Suzanne Armstrong Roger Beeler Dwa1ne Bell W 'ln Terry Benmson Robert Bergstrom Don Bonar Carolyn Bndges B111 Card1ff R1chard Carlson Jean Cederberg ' Dav1d Charlson James Clayton Mur1e1 Clucas Kay C0nl1n Wayne Cra1g Judy Daymude Burdett Dunbar Joyce Edwall Dor1s Fesler Charles Forest Thxs page made possxble by PETE WESTLIN AND SLOAN'S PHARMACY 12 .,, + tg t ' X-Q9 I- 7' I ,r . in x lr A . 3 ' 1 H ' sf Q - ' 7 27' .f' Ar! 5 l X' , sr! . X 14 'iw X 'A N! . 5 as N. ,H .N ,, 2 xi A ' - 3' X if X ' Sl :X ' A nf fr , R' XJ ,' D ' gh! V an ' P C' ' s ' 'M I? ' 4, . X - R. ,K x.?wi Q KC' P A 'f ,Q ' ' 'X 9 E ., -' .Tl I x l ra. 4 4' 4. V, Q ' . ' un A X , N AX- 1 . Ax 7 .ns :uw -' -4- af G . .3 - S f. . Q? A Tr xx A X :Vxxl X I Jane Goodley A rnold Han s on IUNIURS Patty Gary I-he r i Carlene Helmkamp Q I 'T Judlth Huber XY Mason Huffman Larry Humphrey B1a1ne Johnson Donald Johnson Guy Jones Delbert Kenney Betty Lou Krause Cec11 L1kes B etty Ma scall Suz1e Mas s1ng111 x R Sturley McCurnber Peggy M111er Karen Morse Mary Ann Murphy Pat Murphy MarJor1e Nelson Robert Nelson KNEEN S AND SWANK'S HARDWARE 13 X. Q K- ff xs vt X Q ff '1- D L K4 A 7 1 'SY 4. , 1 4- 2 . XX? I 4? G ' 2' 1 ,L x 1 L a X ' yy, . N 1 Aj 1 1 K ,I ' , If Q - M Qyos K fa K X' i '13-. 1 lf r J h L d - , A X , 'Y O anna OI' X 7' v X 7 x 7 7, YK D' X.. 'M X X a 7 . . A T: 5 R -X as X 4'- .N,, 'V . , 7 X, fre. A . ' . an 1 I - X as This page made possible by Y 4 2. ' ' ... I Ql Jacqueline Newman '- S ' P M ' ' O1 ,Exe 'I , ,,, IUNIURS tx, lt' 'A fi L 'Q xref Vi f FQ Carolyn Polousky Martha Jean Raley Lols Jean Robson Mary K Rose Rose Rushmg Frank Schne1der Blame Schuetts Mar1etta Sherbeyn Kenneth Swanson Marc1a Swanson Lowell Thullne Jack Townsend Donna Walker Harlo Westlln Ruth Marc 1a Wheelhouse Jud1th Wh1tney Garth Youngberg Roger Carlson Ralph Barclay B etty Harpe r Lena Nash Th1s page made pos sxble by the 14 xx R Q, K V . - X ff .0 . Q , ,f X N 3, N 4 ' ' - x 1 f ' . - s -- 'R , A lg Th I ff' -. ' ' N - . 10 , 5 , ' 'V' X ' if' A X7 In 7 ' R-' ' .V , . ' ' L X ' J xg X Q K N t C 'Ou 4 X -U 43 'UL 4 A2 N4 1 'rl' - Q! S R- ' , x 2 , Q , I A 'F lik R -1 y if l .x ' 'Q ' ,, s-r N Y , I 'Ax-?!f V AL V A - ' ,. J . ' R ngssafiifix, QM., f ,. X , ,-' Q. x f A J ' N R J, A Y , ' Q J xx ' ' Ni vs' 4 -rs, 1 R ls 'f ' e ' l . X - l -x GALVA VETERINARY SERVICE AND PRYOR'S FOOD STORE YESTERDAY WE LOOKED LIKE THIS A J ' '- 7 VT1 R ..: GTV Y' M , if Ywfuw p . 4, ...fig , .g 3? y' ' .hu F kqf, 4,21 A I ' Q L v 1 9 2 f 1 F! 3 5 JV E H Lgjjdf R4 V. J A .1 4- , , . .,. fl .. 4 .- vw... H 1 v .- ' fx, 4' fi .4 of 'Q fs. b ' E C1 fs if .4 N A N .xi g 2 1 13 3. OWS, 1 qv. 2 1 1 l r . K ,-5 fr f. A 5 .. 1 t.. ,i 3344 L35 47 4, V I Killa V10 ...46 I A V C 5 A A ,rj . fy , x PQ I Q s V Lv ...fa E f ,su .X W . 5 5 'X irq ,V ,- - ei. ss aff. ll 'Dv I .wxrf I A V W C? 26 jaw ' ' 19 Li. P 1 .lk Iii! 4 Q' Ari Z 4 F' f. I 6 I I. B. Dowell, 2. S. Kermeen, 3. E. Werkheiser, 4. B. Goodrich, 5. R. Conlin, 6. M. Bogner, 7. C. Stephenson. J. Ericson, K. Burcky, 8. D. Winter, 9. R. Durant, IO. L. Jones, II. J. Robbins, 12. S. Miller, 13, . Myers, 14. R. Nelson, 15. V. Lindbloom I6 D Lindber 1 K Johnson I8 J D K tz I N Wi ant 20 N Hiatt 21 W Crozier 22 V Hawks ,,7.. ,...ur,.. ,..,.. , 23. J. Nash, 24, M. Hunt,g25. B. Wicall, 26. S. Holt, 27. M. Baoom, 28? R. McGrew, 29. H. Summerson, 30. L. Cromien, 31. M. Todd, 32. C. Dickey, 33. I. Conrad, 34. A. Peterson, 35. M. Peterson, 36. D, Bergren, 37. M, Stonberg, 38. M. AUUCYSOU. 39. G. Kenney, 40. I. Frank, 41. D. Hansen, 42. B. Robinson, 43. S. Hampton, 44. M. Peterson, 45. P. Shields, 46. C. Stephenson, A. Peterson, 47. V. Lindbloom, M.A. Peterson, 49. S. Miller, 50. C. Stephenson, L, Cromien, 51, M. Peterson, D. Myers, 52. A. Peterson, 53. M. Riesebietet, 54. I. Coiiister, 55. W. Johnson. -5 In the little colony school at Bishop H111 many exciting incidents have happened We will always remember those free for alls during recess and after school Good old Bishop H111 never a dull moment' if SCHOOLS WE REMEMBER Our days at Lincoln school were full of wonderful friend ships and memories We were always rivals with the north side but when we raduated into the seventh ra e and ar rived at F U W ite north and south became one' On Januar 8 1950 fire razed the old E' U White School leaving only its walls and the memories of many a north sider. Memories that reach out from the early days at Mrs Anderson's kinder arten to the ood times we all ad in junior igh. F U White--we miss you! We who attended several rural schools scattered out around Galva have our mem- ories too We'11 never forget the fights the fun and most of all the friendships we shared together. Country schools are fast disappearing from the landscape around Galva We're sorr we can' show you these littlle schools but to us one memory is worth one thousand pictures. SPY R.,-g FRONT ROW: L. TO R.: Howard Brooks, Jim Ericson, Howard Summerson, Ron Nelson, Steve Kermeen. SECOND ROW: L. TO R.: Don Bonar, Blaine Johnson, Dean Winter, Bob Wicall, lim Clayton, Don Johnson, Gary Kenney, Garth Youngberg, Bill Dowell, Harlo Westlin. Among our yesterdays this picture will bring a few laughs, but it will also serve as a comparison to our varsity squads of today. This was our track squad in junior high in 1951. These fellows are our juniors and Q v sw' I I if ,W fe' its seniors of this year. They are on our varsity today and they will undoubt- edly be the varsity of the Galva community in years to come. 17 JN. f 6 ONCEWEWERE onruf B SQUAD 5 TOP: L. TO R.: Coach Grove, Gary Nelson, Warren Peterson, Bill Robinson, Iohn Holevolt, Donald Shambaugh, Warren Peterson, Gerald Wexell, Coach Barclay. BOTTOM: Larry Lindberg, Larry DeWolfe, Larry Theesfeld, Larry Pahlow, Dwain Warner, Larry Manning, Richard Kuster, Richard Nash. It wasn't too long ago that we seniors were playing B squad basketball and football We all know that a good B squad of today, means a good varsity of tomorrow. Our records this year, both in football and basketball, are an indication that Galva will have good teams for years to come. TOPQ L. TO R.: Coach Barclay, Larry Pahlow, Wayne Peterson, Barry Miller, Sherman Raley, Steve Lapan, Doug Fraser, Warren Peterson. BOTTOM: Gary Nelson, Bill Hopkins, Bob Cardiff, larry Manning, Merlin Sellon, Larry Lindberg, Larry Theesfeld. m L' A - if T is ' lf A - ft A A ' 1- .,g,' 4 ' ' 'v L' . . ,XC . 2 4 E he .lu ' 15' A 5 B 3 li f I - x v., , 1' 1-'Sgt -.VY L ego- . X I I' A . ':-Tgipliix 5 i A ,I I ' fl . it 'r T LD r 5 ,Ql.7'?' E 52 A 11 T . 4 --3 ' A The pages of our today section are filled with the activities of our senior year. The hands of the student remind us that our last year was not only fun but was also filled with studies and plans for 4 QW' l 5 Z' -WM .W We, the Galahi staff of 1955, wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whitehouse. We, the girls of the Senior class, wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Whitehouse for her constant effort to make us aware of our respon- sibilities as women of tomorrow. To Mr. Whitehouse, the boys of the Senior Class, wish to express our thanks for the help and guidance he has given us to make us responsible leaders of tonaorrow. The Galahi staff as a whole feels greatly indebted to Mr. Whitehouse for his willingness to sponsor us at a time when we greatly needed his assistance. ,-l i MARY ANN BLOOM Bloomers A 3 4 Galahr Staff4 KAY BURCKY Burck Band 1 2 3 4 Black hawk Band Festrval 1 3 4 Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 Fresh Soph Sextet 1 Trrple Trxo 2 Blackhawk Vocal Fesuval 2 Class Play 3 Galahl Staff 4 Prelxmrnary Honors 2 National Honor Soctety 3 4 Pres 4 Varlety Nlght 2 3 4 F H A A A 2 3 4 brary Club 1 2 3 4 F T A 2 3 4 Tr as 4 Sectxon Presxdent 4 if L ,as T9- DEREK MYERS Derry Football 1 2 3 Basket ba1l2 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Class Presldent 3 Stu dent Councrl 3 Nat1ona1 Honor Soclety 3 4 F T A 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Galahr Staff 4 Y 1 ROBERT WICALL Wmky A l 2 3 4 lun F F A SEHIIHC13 Track 1 2 3 4 Football 4 G Club 4 Jumor Class Play 3 Chorus 4 Galahr Staff 4 SENIORS Gary F A 1 2 3 4 Se tary 3 4 G Club 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Co captam 4 Basketball 1 234 Track1234 Junror Class Play 3 Stu dent Counctl 1 4 Pres 4 Student Council Con ventton 1 Homecommg Attendant 3 Galahr Bust ness Staff 4 Q3 T7 JIM ERICSON Blg Jrm Football 1 2 3 4 Basket ball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 Presrdent 4 Blackhawk Band Festrval 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Student Counc112 3 4 Presrdent 3 Vocal MUSIC 1 2 3 Boys Quartet 1 2 3 Double Quartet 3 4 Vocal Festtval 1 2 3 4 Homecomlng Attendant 2 Homecommg Krng 4 Commencement Honor Guard '4 Galahr Staff 4 PEGGY SHIELDS e A 4 G 1 2 Lrbrary Clubl 2 3 4 G1rls Chorus 1 Gala hr Busmess Staff 4 CAROL ANN STEPHENSON Carol A 2 Club 2 3 4 Gtrls Chorus 1 2 Mtxed Chorus 1 2 Student Counctl Repre sentatrve 2 Homecomtng Attendant 2 Vanety Nrght 2 B Squad Cheer leader 3 Varsrty Cheer leader 4 Class Secre tary Treasurer 4 Foot ball Queen 4 Class Play 3 Galahx Staff 4 Homecomrng Queen 4 . , A Q I 1 Afqs 1 4 . ,-1 1 f I ai f T 'W Q , f ,.., .. .. ,, ,, . 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C'- is - I 1 1 z nt Q Y 0 .Nf - M 22 1 - an-4 VERYL HAWKS Hawkeye Mrxed Chorus 1 G1rls Chorusl G A A 1 2 Llbrary Club 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Galahr Staff 4 JOANN CONRAD A A 3 4 brary Club 2 3 4 Secre tary Treasurer 4 F H A man 4 Varslty Cheer leader 3 National Honor Socrety 3 4 Prelrmmary Honors 2 Galahl Staff 4 Class Play 3 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 Blackhawk Vocal Festrval 1 2 Varrety Nrght 2 Class Secretary Treasurer 'Y QQ. 14 BILLY DOWELL W1ll1e Lee Football 1 2 3 4 Bas ketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Class Play 3 Gala hr Staff 4 W HOWARD SUMMERSON How Vrce Presrdent 2 Foot ball l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Track 1 2 G Club Z 3 4 Galahr Staff 4 Boys State 3 SENIORS RONALD NELSON Ron Class Presldent 1 V1ce Presrdent 3 Homecom mg Attendant 1 Football Vrce Presxdent 3 Presr dent 4 Track 2 3 4 G Club 3 4 Junxor Play 3 Natronal Honor So clety 3 4 Treasurer 4 Prelrmmary Honors 2 Galahr Edxtor 4 Student Counc1l1 2 Student Councll Conventron 1 2 Boys State 3 IACQUELINE FRANK A 2 3 4 retary 3 Vrce President 4GAA 12 Llbrry Club 3 4 Reporter 3 Prelrmrnary Honors 2 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Class Vrce Presrdent 3 Muslc 1 2 Class Play 3 Varrety Show 2 Galahr Staff 4 il NORMA WIGANT Norm F H A 1 2 3 4 Ga 1 Busrness Staff 4 ELAINE WERKHEISER Werkxe Class Vtce Presxdent 1 Student Councll 2 Stu dent COUHC11 Secretary 2 Delegate to Student Councrl Conventron 2 Class Pres1dent2 F H A 1 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Parlramentarran 3 1 nance Charrman 4 Sectron F H A Projects Charrman 2 Sectxon Delegate to F H A Leadershxp Camp 4 F H A Attendant 1 2 A 3 4 brary Club 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 1 2 Chou Class Play 3 Prelrnr rnary Honors 2 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Gal ahr Staff 4 -0' ' 1' 57 'V -' C 0 x ' 5' ..A.: ' ' ' 2 ' ---..,:18h' 3,4: F.H'.A: 1-.2:3.,4:. . Q I: - 1, , 1 . .3,4: NIO N H 1 nl v 1 . I F.- G. . . 1,2, , gLi- ' , ' ' , l,2, 3, 4, Finance Chair: 1, 2, 3,45 F.C.A. 2, 3, 4, Jackie F.H.A. President 4, S A ' ' ' . F.H. . 1. , . v SCC' . . . ' I, 5 ' ' , , 1 I' ' I : . .1 . , Q ' a . . . y. : z ' 1 2 ' - -.. 9 G.A. .1.2. . :Li- . : ' I . , 2 ' ' 1, ' ' . 9 ' 3: 2,3. - ' - ' . X. , x 8 x Q f 5 S 'vs x A L54 I -3' 41' . A Z3 ps- ' . DIANE BERGREN Berj A 2 G A A 1 2 3 Library Club 3 Cho1r 1 2 G1rls Chorus 1 2 Trxple Trto Galahi staff 4 Vanety Ntght 2 Blackhawk Mustc Festlval 1 2 LILLIE MAE JONES H A 1 2 3 4 G Chorus 1 2 Mtxed Chorus 1 2 G A A 2 C s Play 3 Pre11m1nar Honors 2 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Lxbrary Club 2 3 Galahx Staff 4 Varxety Nrght 2 3 Sprmg Stng 1 2 J. is new 'if DEAN WINTER Goose Football2 3 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Track 3 Class Play 3 Student Counc1l2 Student Counctl Conventlon 2 Class V1ce Presxdent 2 Galaht Bustness Staff 4 CAROLYN BUCHANAN Carolyn F H A l 2 3 4 Ga h1 Busmess Staff 4 SENIORS SHARON MILLER M111 A 1 2 3 4 reauon Charrman 4 A 2 brary Club 1 2 3 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 3 Mtxed Chorus 3 4 Freshman Sophomore Sextet 2 Trxple Tno 3 4 Black hawk Vocal Festlval 1 3 Class Play 3 Galahl Staff4 Prelrmmary Honors 2 National Honor Soctety 3 4 Vxce Presl dent 4 Vanety Show 2 3 Secretary Treasurer 1 Student Counctl 3 Sec retary 3 Class Vrce President 4 Gtrls State 3 '57 AUDREY PETERSON Audre A 3 4 1 2 3 4 Secretary4 T A 3 4 Secretary National Honor Soclety 4 Chorr 1 2 3 Sextet Tnple Tno 2 Octet Blackhawk Vocal Festxvall 2 3 4 Vartety N1ght2 3 4 Class Play 3 Prelrmtnary Honors 2 Varsrty Cheerleader 2 B Squad Cheerleader 3 Class Vtce Presldent 1 Homecommg Attendant 1 Football Queen Atten dant 3 Galahx Staff 4 JAMES COLLISTER 1m A 4 Galalu Buslness staff 4 DARLENE LINDBERG Ltndee A 1 2 3 4 reatxon Chaxrman 2 Formal Attendant 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Ba d 1 2 3 4 Vxce Presrdent 4 Gxrls Chorus 1, 2 Muslc Fesuval 1 2 Varlety Nxght 1 2 Trxple Tr1o 1 Class Play 3 Galahx Busmess Staff 4 s. 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Honor Socrety 3 4 Pre lrmtnary Honors 2 Gala hx sraff4 Commence ment Honor Guard 3 Gtrls Chorus 1 2 BOB GOODRICH Goob Osceola Iowa 1 2 F F A 3 Ga ahl Busmess Staff 4 1447: MARY ANN PETERSON Pete A 2 A 1 2 3 4 G Chorus 1 2 3 4 Varlety Show 3 Class Play 3 Galaht Staff 4 'V I x V if l .. O ,. .. ,. H . ,, . . . , , .5 ' 3 F.H. .l,2,3, jG.A,A. F.H. . 1.2, ,g .A.A. ' I - ., .. ash ., F.H. . 1, ,3,4: F.H. , 1, , , , Pro- G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4, Sec- jects Chairman 4, F.H.A. N, 3 '- ' 32,1 . H H G.A. .1, ,3,4g Q- , '- g - F.H..,..:ir1s ' ' , :P - , 5 ' . . . Q 1 4 3 5 .K f ROSEMARY CONLIN SHEILA HAMPTON Rosle e A 1 2 3 4 Vo A 4 G Musrc 1 2 Blackhawk 2 4 Band 1 2 Musxc Fesuval 1 2 Band Fesuval 1 2 3 4 Galahl Busmess Staff 4 C1355 Play 3 Galahr NANCY HIATT Hot Rod A 2 3 4 1 2 Llbrary Club 1 2 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 Gtrls Chorus 1 Mxxed Chorus 1 Cheerleader 3 4 l-lomecommg Attendant 3 Class Play 3 Vanety Show 3 Foot ball Queen Attendant 4 Galaht Staff 4 Staff 4 .APE , 1, MARTHA RIESEBIETER Maru A 4 Grrls Chorus 1 2 Mrxed Chorus 1 Sprmg Stng 1 2 Varretv Nl1ght2 Galahr Bustness Staff 4 SENIORS LEO CROMIEN Football 1 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 4 2 Club 3 4 Galahr Busl ness Staff 4 ql-I JOHN DAVID KURTZ Football 3 F C A 2 Jumor Class Play 3 Galahl Staff 4 .9 t lg. l BRUCE ROBINSON Bruce Football 1 2 4 G Club 3 4 Galalu Buslness Staff 4 JOHN ROBBINS ohn F C A 2 3 4 Ga hx Busmess Staff 4 -135 A ill , .. - -' Hsh y. vt l,-- F.H. . ...Q cal F.H. .1,2,3,: .A.A. F.H. .1,2,3.1 ' 1, ' - C 1. . 1 . .3.4: . 2 ' 1 1 F.H. . 1, , , gG.A.A. . 9 ' . .3. 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' ' ' - 1 ' Lx' ' . 1 1' 1'.v X' 21111-w .1 - Li 'i Ui 11. 1 It 1' ' - 2-1-v . . - o an cull whex' It mt ht pivte L0 be IB txptnxtve vmmmoam Yfwmzq v-ffvfcrs FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Tommy Anderson Mgr Rrchard Nash Larry Anderson Burdett Dunbar Pat Murphy George Gustafson Dale Cozrahr Wayne Cralg SECOND ROW Ronme Nelson Steve Kermeen Leo Cromren B1lly Dowell Gary Kenney Bruce Robrnson hm Errcson Howard Summerson Bob Wrcall THIRD ROW Coach Grove Larry Pahlow Don Johnson Rrchard Carlson Frank Schnerder B111 Cardrff Garth Youngberg Bob Bergstrom Sher man Raley Dwarn Warner Delbert Kenney Bob Anderson Coach Barclay As our 1954 football season comes to an end, we have a record of wh1ch we can be proud Our record for the year IS f1ve w1ns and three losses whxch resulted 1n a three way t1e Wlth Walnut and Wethersf1e1d for thrrd place We started m farrly good shape hav1ng mne return1ng lettermen, but as the season progressed our depth was cut short w1th the permanent loss of Jrm Clayton and Larry Humphrey, and w1th Ron Nelson out for all but the last two games Throughout the year mmor 1.nJur1es were a constant plague, w1th some sort of 1nJury bemg sustamed m pract1cally every game The excellent school sp1r1t shown by our fans was very commendable, and a great help to the team Th1s page made p0SS1b1e by the WALLER AGENCY 30 THE MEN WHO MADE THE GS ,R '1' Thls page made poss1b1e by ERICSON BROS and RELIABLE 31 TODAY Leo Cromlen TI-Ionorable Mentlonl B111 Dowell fHonorab1e Ment1on1 J1m Emcson TA11 Conferencej lState Spec1a1 Mentlonj Gary Kenney fA11 Conferenc el Steve Kermeen fA11 Conferencej Ron Nelson Bruce Rob1nson fA11 Conferencej Howard Summerson THonorab1e Mentwnj Bob W1ca11 C LEANE RS .1:r,-'E ,tg Vi., 5 -. , . , ' a. . 1 E SJ , 5 T , . fx: K , .HY ,, , Vg .jx T ' to , 1 ' 1 lun. 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Ga1va19 R O V A Football Queen and Attendants Galva 15 pl-lncevlue 6 Galva 13 wamut 14 32 A ' l . . . .0 33.1 1 Galva Z9 Elmwood 0 Th1S Page made P0SS1b1e by Galva 19 Bradford 7 LAMBIN JEWELERS AND PETERsoN's HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE As ' 4 Galva O Wyoming 14 Galva 28 Toulon 6 Galva 14 Wethersf1e1d 35 Football fleld Thms page made pos s1ble by the BEN FRANKLIN STORE -x Crown Bearer Drckxe Vaughan G Club Presrdent Ron Nelson Kmg Ixm Errcson Queen CaroIAnn Stephenson and Crown Bearer Jan Gathman On the eve of October Z2 an lnsprred Galva football team romped over a bewlldered Bradford to the tune of 19 7 as a cllmax to one of Galva's most successful homecomlngs Earlrer ln the day Galvans had wrtnessed a frne parade wrth floats numerous decorated brkes and the Galva band As a frttrng end for a successful day the annual homecommg dance was held rn the gym wrth musrc furmshed by Gordon s Melody Makers The hrghlrghts of the evemng was the awardmg of the float prrzes and crowrung of the krng and queen bi' pf.-1 HOMECOMING Fl0ATS llalll 5 9 ' 'Q f . , f ff, , ,ffm ! '11 ,kibiff JUNIOR F, C, A, Y-1. I fd' 55 5,22-ef ,. , , , ., ,,, f',, D, f ,1f4jq4f, SENIOR . 11111, 'B FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE This page made possible by PAUL M, SCI-IMIDT, M, D. I AN ,..-P' is ..- I ...J-wjl 4nv ' L 8 2 a A , . Q . Q 'Q 1 L. TOR.:J. Townsend, B. Bergstrom, S. Kermeen, G. Youngberg, D. Johnson, J. Ericson, L. Cromien, B. Dowell, G. Kenney, H. Westlin. L. Anderson. FRONT: Paul White, Manager. After a season that has seen many ups and downs, we conclude with a fairly good record. Among our accomplishments are the winning of the Galva Invitational and Elm- wood Tournaments, tieing for second in the Blackhawk, and a seasons record of sixteen wins and ten losses. We started the season slow, losing three out of the first five gamesg but after win- ning the Galva Invitational and Elmwood Tournament we won seven games out of the next nine. After beating Wyoming 54 to 43, we gained a tie for first place in the conference. However, when we played Elmwood the following week we lost 69 to 61. Then we went to Bradford and were beaten again, in a near riot, 74 to 67. We beat Toulon in an easy game, but then lost to Wethersfield and Cambridge. In our final conference game we stopped Princeville, 59 to 55. The team looked good and steady in that last game, but when we came up against Knoxville in the Regional, we seemed to fall apart. At one time we were within five points of tieing them up, but the boys just couldn't do it. Even after our poor showing during the last part of the year, and our loss to Knox- ville in the Regional, I'm sure most of us are proud of this year's team. They are a fine bunch of boys, of whom we should all be proud. Also, we would like to extend our thanks to Mr. Grove for his fine job of coaching. 38 SENIORS C1211 AL 'T O Val? 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' 5 Q? 67 Y 5 7-1 76 63 54 E n- '- 5f'+'1c. 78 67 ,N A f 75 -7 P ' f'R 11L' 55 5,1 A .f A 7 .HEIT-IT 54 , - Of gar- I' - 'I' iffy' sl fC Ht, Q Hr. 6'1 Wt. 1 Wt. 1. 5 1 'www Galva vs Wyorrnng Galva vs Wyorrung Galva vs. Wyoming KThis Page Made Possible by S815 MOTOR SALES and SUNDBERG'S SHOE STOREj Galva Invltatlonal Champs Galva Invitational Tournament A-. 0 ' . -ax, .' -pq. M- - .tri . i,, .-....1..-ne x.,..Xf f. Galva Invitational Tournament Galva Invitational fThis Page Made Possible by DIXLINE CASKET HARDWARE COMPANY! Galva vs Walnut Galva vs Bradford Galva wms over Cambrldge at Galva 44 ,c .f ld? 14 ff S MN V Once a month the gym was filled with the G. A. A. girls holding their regular meeting. - From these meetings we got many ' if new ideas for a better club. Swimming at the Y in Kewanee and bowling at the Galva alley were added to our list of activities this year. Field hockey, basketball, volleyball, and softball completed our list of sports for this season. One of the highlights of the year was the play-day held at Annawan. Eight of our members represented our school. Galva was chosen to be host at the spring play-day for this section. At the present time we are planning the program for this play-day. .ytt We hope to have an all school party to raise money for our needs. Our final event of the year will be our annual banquet where the awards we have won will be given to the members. This has been a very successful year for the G. A. A. and we give our thanks and appreciation to Miss Harper for her help which she has so freely given. This page is made possible by GALVA CO-OP GRAIN and SUPPLY COMPANY 'x . Fl f-Om ,l u . Q 4 ' 4 xx ' Y X ' fs, ' 1 . . A 4 ' 1 1 r X r. f ' ' ' - A , T v A N . F iv. . Q' - T I -I . 115.4 FRONT ROW, L, TO R.: K. Conlin, I. Conrad, A. Peterson, S. Massingill, E. Schuens, C, Bridges, S. Armstrong, S, Hampton, D, Lindberg, Miss Harper, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: C, Helmkamp, M. Clucas, M. Swanson, V. Lindbloom K, Burcky, J, Edwall, D, Walker, E. Werkheiser, M. Stonberg, J, Whitney. THIRD ROW: M. Sherbeyn, P, Miller, M, Olson, C, Dickey, D. Bergren, M, Bloom, V, Hawks, J, Huber, J, Dayrnude S, Miller, J. Lord, M. Rose. FRONT ROW, L, TO R.:J. Wickstrom, K, Murphy, L. Collinson, L. Spillman, B, Ericson, C. Kelly, P. Lundeen, A, Nelson, J. Peterson, L. Dowell, SECOND ROW: J. Talbot, L, Nelson, I, Walker, J, Headley, S. Nelson, N. Lord, K. Stephenson, J. Simmons, D, Anderson. THIRD ROW: J. Ansell, C. Hanson, S, Humphrey, S, Raley, N, Falk, A, Corkill, B. Johnson, I. Murnen, J, Maloy, R, Robson, I, Sherbeyn, C. Wexell, Q D' 4 v ' 4. : A P-'Hifi -we r'-ff' eff J H' a Q I f Z f IA JUNIOR CLASS PlAY V 5 ? 9, X9 1, Lucille Webb . . Arthur Webb . Hoopy Webb. Gretel . . Peggy. . . Dorothy Coips . Charlotte Benson . Jimmy . Harry. ...gm THE FORM DIVINE CAST Carlene Helmkamp Betty . . Charles Forest Linda . . . Johanna Lord Mut . . Lou Arm Anderson Freddie . . . Judith Huber Miss Meadows . Betty Mascall Paris Green . .Muriel Clucas Mrs. Midge . James Clayton Miss Nitz . Garth Youngberg Director . . . Marjorie Nelson . Jacqueline Newman . Richard Carlson . Harlo Westlin . Doris Fesler . Judith Whitney . . Kay Conlin . Jane Goodley . Miss Davis 43 QM ,, ..s-iuF-r-.p-.qv- v--v-- s V. - - ,. ,- 0 ' .V Y,,. ,-.., .. -- This page made possible by the HAMERSTRAND PHOTO SERVICE X 'fig , if PRODUCTION STAFF-FRONT ROW, L, TO R.: L. Jones-Typistg C, Stephenson-Activitiesg N, Hiatt-Activities, M, Anderson- Layout: J. Conrad-Business Manager, S, Hampton-Typistg A, Peterson-Assistant Edirorg M. Bogner, SECOND ROW: Y, Hawks- Assistanl Dummy Keeper, Y, Lindbloom-Senior Editorg J. Frank-Circulation, M, Bloom-Assistant Senior Editor, M, Peterson- Layoutg K. Johnson-Dummy Keeper, S, Holt-Typistg M, Stonberg-Treasurer, THIRD ROW1 E, Werkheiser-Fund Raisingg D, Bergren-Typist, D, Hansen-Typist, S, Miller-Activities Editor, K, Burcky-Advertising, Ci, Dickey-Typistg R, McGrew- Assistant Senior Iiditorg Mr, Whitehouse-Sponsor, BACK ROW: J, D, Kurtz-Sporrsg H. Siinimerson-Sports: J. Ericson-Sports Lditorg B, Wicall-Pop Sales, D, Myers-Layoutg W, Johnson-Pop Sales, R, Nelson-Editor in Chief, B, Dowell-Assistant Senior Editor, W, Crozier-Photographer, M, A, Peterson-Circulation fribsentj, GALAHI This year, everyone in the senior class was placed either on the production or the business staff of the Galahi. Because of this, every person in the senior class is responsible for bringing this book to you. Mr. Whitehouse has been a wonderful sponsor and has helped us in every way pos- sible. We had a very enjoyable all-day session at Mr. and Mrs. Whitehouse's home, where we ate and ate and ate, The Galahi Mardi Gras, magazine sales, coke sales, candy sales, and Galahi ads were our money'-making projects forthe year. We want you to know we had fun putting this book together. We hope you like it too GAL?-.HI STAFF This page is made possible by C.-XDY BUICK and the CANDY SHOPPE .. r QI' F, 4: FRONT ROW: L. TO R.: C. Murphy, L. Spillman, J. Peterson, M. Peterson, R. Ericson, J. Edwall. SECOND ROW: L Robson, J. Talbot, N. Falk, S. Nelson, J. Walker, A. Corkill, L. Anderson, B. Johnson, J. Ansell, R. Robson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Wickstrom, Judy Pearson, Suzanne Nelson, Judy Walker, Joan Ansell, Peggy Lundeen. .Am as ff- Miss. Corkill. THIRD ROW: J. Simmons, R. Rushing -in awgvg rfb N ,i of W lr E -'-mnnmf-PE- Frosh Soph Sexlet 53 Rf? Miss Corkill JimEricson . . . . President Darlene Lindberg. . Vice-president Betty Mascall . . . . Susie Mas singill . . Marge Nelson . . . Susie Nelson . . Secretary Librarian Librarian Majorette The Galva High School Band has certainly done a great deal in our yesterdays. During this last summer the reat event of the Centennial allowed the members little or no summer vaca- tion. Many people ave us the eye when they saw us racticing back an forth in the street in front of the 5 high school. In advertising the Centennial a Booster trip was made to neighboring towns during which the band furnished music. Our introductions were reall good until Mr. Bailey was introduced. Oh! That discordl We all had fun and we were sorry that we couldn't make it for the second trip. The parades and pageant were our biggest events. At the pageant we used forty-four pieces in playing bac ground music. But with all the hard work our todays are filled with the rewarding and everlasting memories of those yesterda s. The marching season proved quite successful. It was really a thrill, to introduce the use of the lights at the Homecoming football game. This year we had a clarinet quartet, saxophone quartet, cornet trio, brass sextette, and drum ensemble which played for the grade school students. The full band entertained the Band Boosters Club during their meeting in February. -353' 3 As we go to press the band members are busily working on the special numbers for the concert in April. This leaves the band members with little leisure time because it requires much extra work. n One of the main events of the year was the annual Blackhawk Band Festival held in Wethersfield. The Galva Band gave its usual superb performance and was a source of pride to Galva. The band added a reat deal to the basketball games by playing at halftime. The crowd especially liked the numbers In the Mood and String of Pearls. During the rest of the year and for the years to come we, the seniors, wish you, Mr. Smith, the best of luck and we want to thank you for all you have done. We know the tomorrows will be as bright and gay for the band as the yester- days and todays have been. .fn-E 2.2 D 3- 21.4 r: I H 'E . f, J 1 , YQ , 1 , 4- fy -' 1 71 J 'J -- 9 ff Y ,CH f QA! of' gf so deaf 's Y V'aN g 'x'f 'x ', 1 'P 4 V8 UN ' txivxsan ' Q xl 64 FRONT ROWg L. TO R.: Nancy Lord, Kay Conlin, Karen Morse, Paul White, Larry Anderson, Larry Theesfeld. BACK ROWg L. TO R.: Darlene Lindberg, Ramona McGrew, Nancy Falk, Ion Palmer, larry Pahlow. Jim Clayton, Iim Ericson. The Student Council planned the mixer for the freshmen at the beginning of the year. The upperclassmen roared with laughter while the freshmen shook and turned green. Gary Kenney was elected our president, and the officers under him were Karen Morse, Vice-presidentg Val Lindbloom, Secretary, Lary Anderson, Treasurer. Our sponsors were Mrs. Nash and Mr. Whitehouse. Val Lindbloom, Kay Conlin, Nancy Lord, Karen Stephenson, Jon Palmer, and Karen Morse attended the Pekin District Student Council meeting in Quincy. At one of our assemblies they told us about the ideas which were brought out at the convention. Almost all our assemblies were scheduled for the first semester and we enjoyed all of them very much. The student council were sponsors of the Christmas party held the last day before vacation. Each class furnished a program and the council served refreshments. We all laughed at Carol Hanson and the truth and consequence act, but were more serious for the Christmas story given by the sophomores and O Holy Night sung by Darlene Lind- berg. The second semester officers were elected. Jim Ericson, Presidentg Larry Pahlow, Vice-presidentg Karen Morse, Secretary and Treasurer, Larry Anderson, who was a hold-over in office from last semester. Other projects headed by the council was an exchange assembly with ROVA and Wethersfield. We also sent delegates to the state meeting at the PereMarquette Hotel in Peoria. The Student Council has been very successful in representing the whole student body. The activities sponsored by the council have added greatly to the school year. The whole school is very grateful to them for doing such a fine job. 9 '5 , fi 9 Q 5 gl 5.4- Elner Lundeen Presrdent J XS Xena Una B OI' cg eiavi lard Le -ilk onmx SOB SCHOOL BOARD Mrs Fred Dukey Treasurer 59 wlugf 8 a ft-ey d Thomson SUPERINTENDENT H. M. Robertson PRINCIPAL A. E. Heck fk f RALPH BARCLAY Boys Physxcal Educauon Hobby Sleeping 8a Hunung my X 70444 We wwe waz 0m 7awZzq pg gl MRS MARY ANN BLOCK Home Economics Hobby Sewmg 3-.hy 1-1 MISS GRACE DIEHL V1sua1Educauon 8: Sclence MISS THELMA DAVIS Hobby Conservat1on8z Wlld Llfe Miss NELROSE comcru. Ebl::'13nR8L Znghsh Vocal Muslc 0 y ea mg Hobby Pxano 'WT CC Da Dil? fi' ? ,A if SS TTW MRS JUELL DUREN ROBERT GROVE Commercial Sub1ects 61 Coach 8: Soclal Science Hobby Photography Hobbles Fnshmg 8a Hunung . A K, . .gk ... 9 2 . , Y X ., , 'H Y fjfbftgi A .-.:,:g.g,'-ig.-' ' 154 if, Q 5 A -' C. . 71 v f , A A A v A 5 C .. f A I -1.' ' A R 5 A Q I io , V 4 1 l -,Q.og..l. . 'v , ' t Z it 8 sl I ' ' A it - -3' fy L 'Zvi ,. , .Y T' 'Q , f-re V-,--, . FACULTY -L 4-vv MISS BETTY JEAN HARPER MISS MILDRED LAPAN G1r1s Phys1ca1.Educat1on Enghsh Speech 8L Latm Hobby Handmrafr Hobby Stones i Nei WILBUR LIEHR Agrlculture Hobby Gardemng MISS ZELMA PEARD MRS LENA NASH English Mathemaucs Hobby Travelmg Hobby Sewmg LEONARD SMITH FREDERICK TRIEBE Instrumental Musxc 62 IflClUSl1'121 AHS Hobby Work on hxs house Hobby Readmg , 1 a X 4, 5? V h x v 'SQS S I 1 91 .. 3 59 , Q gif' A' 25,23 W W. . e-Q? ,L fi- QE , 1 , A. L . FACUlTY .J I-ul 47 MRS ELVA WHITEHOUSE Home Economxcs Hobby Fancy Needle Work CARL WHITEHOUSE Industrral Arts Hobby Model Making -f vs og. H RAY YOUNG Mathematrcs 8a Scxence Hobby Workmg on h1s hous COOKS OFFICE HELP AND JANITORS T je FRONT ROW Hulda Alverson Carol Lmdstrum Marguer1teLarson Mane Collxnson Charlotte Falk Ketth Robrn son BACK ROW Phylhs Freed Lxnma Hultqurst Helen Anderson, Marmda Mohler Dan Mohler 6 - px 1- ' 1 A eu fa Q- on U .W ' .W f X. ,- g 7 - ' y Q.- . A A ' kd 1 9 I I iv 4 A ,I 4 N -. 8 'T ' -, -A A . ,5 4 L l X - . , ,Q ,A by J! . .4 y v I , rl .J -5 ,nv . l g O W - 5 A E -5 H V--f If X--' s . ' j ,A A Q if A Z '.'.' . . , y . . , CLASS Wlll We the class of 1955 bexng of sound m1nd and 1n full possess1on of our senses d hereby w1ll and bequeath these our most valuable possesslons provlded that the fullest use 1S made of them Mar1lyn Anderson w111 my 1nterest 1n green Buzcks to Vlrglnla Anderson D1ane Ber ren w1ll my promptness to Pe gy Lundeen Mary Ann loom w111 my Job at the A 8: to Janet Stout Mary Beth Bogner w111 my musxcal ab1l1ty to Ne11 Pobanz Carolyn Buchanan w111 my commerc1a1 ab1l1ty to B111 Hopluns Kay Burck w111 my tmy feet to Lorra1ne Dowell James Col 1ster w111 my bo1sterous manner to George Gustafson Rosemary Con11n w111 my horse to Cheryl Wexell JoAnn Conrad w1ll my secretary treasurer Job to Carol Hansor' Leo Cromlen w111 my ab1l1ty to study to Paul Wh1te Wayne Croz1er w111 my appetlte to Barry M1ller Charlene D1ckey w111 my love for Edd1e F1sher to Howard Werkhe1ser B111y Dowell w111 my amb1t1on at footballpractme to Larry Theesfeld Rose Durant w111 my love notes from B111 Nelson to Gladys Curt1s J1m Er1cson w111 my good groom1ng to Larry DeWo1fe Jacquehne Frank w111 my seat 1n a blue Studebaker convert1ble to Mary Ann Mock Mary Gearhart w111 my black ha1r to Donna Anderson Bob Goodr1ch w111 my ma az1ne salesmansh1p to the sophomores they need 1t' ' She1la Hampton refuse to eave my 1nterest 1n Cambr1dge to anyone D1X18 Hansen w111 my typ1ng ab1l1ty to Sharon Anderson Veryl Hawks w111 my volleyball ab1l1ty to Joan Ansell Nancy I-I1att w111 my t1ght 1ev1s to Joanna Huber She1la Holt w111 my 1nterest 1n Sloan's to Pat Murphy Marc1a Hunt w111 my J1tterbugg1ng ab1l1ty to Douglas Frazer Kaye Johnson w1ll my fear of m1ce to Terry Benn1son L11 16 Mae Jones w111 my 1nterest 1n the A1r Force to Suzanne elson Gary Kenney w111 my well groomed ha1r to Gary Burnett Steve Kermeen w1ll my pol1te manner on the football f1eld to R1chard Nash J D Kurtz w1ll my package of pretzel st1cks to Colleen Ault Darlene L1ndberg w111 my golden vocal chords to Howard Moffxtt Valer1e Llndbloom w1ll my r1pped seat of my baseball pants to Sharon Humphrey Ramona McGrew w111 my n1ckname McGoo ' to Dan erous Dan Sharon M111er w111 my 1nterest 1n D1ck C to Janet eadley Derek Myers w111 my memory to Kenny Nelson Jared Nash w111 my sclence ab1l1ty to Leo Colhnson Ronald Nelson w111 my park1ng place on S W 4th Street to John Swank Audre Peterson w111 my 1nterest 1n Wethersf1eld to Joyce Peterson Marcla Peterson w111 my charge account to Johanna Lord Mary Ann Peterson w111 my helght to Jud Daymude Martha R1eseb1eter w111 my d1amond to ary Co111ster John Robb1ns w111 my motor b1ke to Dav1d Charlson Bruce Rob1nson w111 my ab1l1ty to dr1ve to Jack1e Maloy Pegg Sh1elds w111 my gl gles to Kather1ne Kenne Caro Ann Stephenson W1 1 my 'J1ms to Jean W1c strom Marlene Stonberg w111 my sports ab1l1ty to Martha Lambert Howard Summerson w1ll my hustllng Hudson to Bob Bergstrom Mar1lyn Todd w111 my even temper to Cathleen Murphy Elame Werkhe1ser w1l1 my Sectzon 10 pres1dency to Judy Walker Bob W1cal1 w111 m well f1tt1ng football pants to Duane Bell Norma W1gant w11 my 1nterest 1n the G G G Club to the Jun1or Class Dean Wmter w111 my studlous hab1ts to Jon Palmer S1gned and Sealed th1s twenty seventh day of May by the Class of 1955 Th1s page made poss1b1e by JOHN H BEST 8: SONS INC 64 y ' . . . . , 0 I, , , . . . . . . . i I' . , . I 1, if, , - - . wg. . I' , . . . . . i I, , . . . . . . 0 I, y . . . n I, I . . D I, ' , ' . I, , ' - ' .. I' . , . . . . ' I' . , . . . n L . y . . . . . L . , . . . . I L , . . . . 1, . . , . . i I, . y . . . . I, . , ' ' . I, . , . . . U . .- L . . , . . . . U I, , . . . I L . , . . . I I, . , . . . i L . , . .. . . . ' I, , . . . . I, Wayne Johnson, will my red hair and freckles to Larry Lindberlg. I' . . , . . . ' . 0 I, , ' - ' . I, y . . . . . I, . . , ' ' . I' . , . . u L . . , . . I I, , ' ' ll I . L . , . . . . u If u I, , ' . L , . . . . . I I. , ' ' - . - I, , . . . . U Iv , 1 . - I. , ' ' . I' . . , . . XA . . I, . , . - . . n I, . , . . . . . ' I' . , . . . g 1, Y , F ' - '- - lr . I, , . . . . I, , ' ' . I, ' . ' -. I, . . , . . . u I, . , . - . . 1 I' . y . . . . fi. ,Eff 2.2. - .- F' f : ' f ' --1 Sli FRONT ROWg LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Helmkamp, N. Lord, K. Stephenson, I. Huber, I. Headley, Miss Lapan, J. Wickstrom, L. Collinson,.I. Ericson, M. Nelson, A. Peterson, S. Massingill. SECOND ROW: R. McGrew, A. Hanson, P. White, L. Robson, M. Wheelhouse, M. Swanson, M. Clucas, C. Wexell, M. Olson, M. Hunt, B. Mascall. THIRD ROW: D. Myers, P. Miller, I.. Anderson, K, Burcky, V. Lindbloorn, I. Stout, B. Dunbar, S. Miller, I. Murnen, D. Walker, A. Corkill, J. Lord. The Mildred Lapan FTA Club has had a very success- ful year under the direction of Val Lindbloom, President, Marge Nelson, Vice-presidentg Audre Peterson, Secretaryg Kay Burcky, Treasurerg Judith Huber, Librarian, Ramona McGrew, Publicity Chairmang and Karen Stephen- son, Historian. The yearly projects undertaken were finishing up an old project of teacher Writeups in local papers, observing teachers in junior high and grade schools, furnishing baby sitters for PTA meetings, providing teachers with FTA helpers. National Education Week was observed by posters by newspaper articles, and by student teaching. A Christ- mas project was collecting canned oods and toys for the Lions Ciub's Christmas Baskets. This year we have attended several Blackhawk District meetings, over which one of our members, Kay Burcky, presides as president. A high- light of the year was an ex- change meeting with Toulon and Wethersfield FTA Clubs on December l. Mrs. Howard Carper of Buda, retired teacher, sploke on teaching in general. T e members en- joyed this talk very much. Another highlight of the year was in January when Mrs. Arthur Koch spoke on the teaching of handicapped children. The FTA is plan- ning bigger and better pro- jects for the future and looks forward to many successful years under the able dir- ection of Miss Mildred Lapan, our sponsor. ,Q of JS FD! FRONT ROW, L, TO R.: Mr. Triebe, G. Brock, P. White, R. Wheelhouse, J. Collister, J. Cavanaugh, G. Brown, C. Carlson, L. Hultgren, L. Pierce, S. Riner, Mr. Whitehouse. SECOND ROW: W. Craig, J. Nash, M, Anderson, G, Gustafson, B. Hopkins, L. Theesfeld, G, Nelson, H. Westlin, D. Shambaugh, L, Collinson, R. Nelson. THIRD ROW: B. Cardiff, D. Wamer, J, Robbins, L. Cromien, K. Huber, L, Pahlow, D, Coziahr, D, Bonar, R. Riesebieter, L. DeWolfe, FOURTH ROW: J. Townsend, B. Miller, C. Likes, D. Bell, R. Carlson, G, Youngberg, D. Johnson, D, Kenney, F. Schneider, L, Thuline, T. Anderson, C. Forest. FRONT ROW, L, TO R.: Ron Nelson, President, Mr. Triebe, Don Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer. This pa e made pos sigle by I..ORD'S CHEVROLET CO. SECOND ROW, L. TO R. Dwain Bell, Sgt, of .Arms Jack Townsend, Re- porter, Garth Youngberg, Vice President, Mr. Whitehouse. 85 VOCATIONAL CLASSES il f I . g a S ' 'I .x ' .fix ' 4 if Auto-mechanics Shop I Drafting I Sr II Shop Il Shop I F. C. A. Initiation F.C.A. The F. C. A. started the year by electing Ron Nelson, Presidentg Garth Youngberg, Vice Presidentg Don Johnson, Secretary-Treasurerg Jack Townsend, Reporterg and Dwain Bell, Sergeant at Arms. Initiation was held on September 17, with thirteen new members being received into the club. They had the experience of riding a conveyor belt into a stock tank of water. The Galva Chapter received a new charter from the state organization. We now feel we really belong to the state organization. Sales at the concession stand were very successful, and we are now well off financially. At the time we go to press, the organization is planning an educational trip through the Caterpillar Tractor Company, and also another outing before school is out. Our year will end with the annual banquet. This has been a very successful year for our organization under the leadership of our fine sponsors and officers. We wish to thank our sponsors, Mr. Fred Triebe and Mr. Carl Whitehouse, for helping us this past year. This page made possible by Joe J. Lord, Insurance Agency 69 FUTURE HOMEMAKER The theme for the FHA year was .leans to Queens. The sponsors and officers tried to change many of us to queens, but the attempt was not too successful. After the freshman were initiated into our organization, we all began to work in earnest. Our money making projects for the year were selling stationery, food at the football games and sponsoring a bake sale. With these proceeds we bought and planted bulbs to beautify the school yard. FHA week was celebrated, as usual, with each day set aside for a certain thing-cleaning our lockers, family night, and the wearing of red and white. OFFICERS President-Marilyn Anderson: Vice President-Jackie Frank, Secretary-Doris Feslerg Treasurer-Elaine Schuetrs, Parliamentarian- Patty Hanson, Fund Raising-JoAnn Conrad, Elaine Werkhiser, Recreation-Sharon Miller, Carolyn Bridges, Projects-Karen Morse, Sheila Holt. FRONT ROW, L, TO R.: J. Newman, S. Armstrong, M. Anderson, L. Jones, M, Gearhart, C, Buchanan, J, Conrad, A, Peterson, S. Hampton, C. Stephenson, S. Massingill, SECOND ROW, M. Stonberg, M. Bloom, D. Lindberg, M. Bogner, K. Johnson, E. Werkheiser, N, Hiatt, S, Holt, R, Conlin, P. Hanson, M, Riesebieter, M, Nelson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Block, M. Swanson, M, Clucas, M. Olson, B. Mascall, J, Frank, C, Dickey, R. McGrew, C, Polousky, J. Huber, C. Helmkamp. FOURTH ROW: M. Peterson, P. Miller, L. Anderson, K. Burcky, S. Miller, V. Lindbloom, D. Hanson, N. Wigant, R, Rushing, S. McCumber, Mrs, Whitehouse, FIFTH ROW: L. Robson, J. Goodley, D, Fesler, E, Schuetts, J. Cederberg, M, Sherbeyn, M, Rose, D. Walker I. Edwall, B, Krause.TOP ROW: K. Conlin, P. Shields, D. Bergren, V, Hawks, J, Lord, J. Whitney, M. Murphy, J. Daymude, K. Morse, C. Bridges. OF AMERICA On November sixth, we all turned hobos and went around town looking for odd jobs of all sorts. We did everything from washing windows to raking leaves. From then on, we were busy planning for our Cinderella formal. The gym was decorated in silver and blue, and as we walked through the door, a fairy, Sue Armstrong, touched each couple with her magic wand. Queen Marilyn and her attendants were crowned during intermission. Carroll Baker and his orchestra furnished our music for the evening. We ended the year with our Mother-Daughter party. For entertainment we had a style show and an installation of new officers. We had a very successful year and we thank our wonderful sponsors for their OFFICERS Membership-Judith Huber, Mary Ann Mock, Reporters-Val Lindbloom, Peggy Lundeeh, Good Will-Betty Mascall, Leota Collinsong Historians-Carlene Helmkamp, Marcia Swanson, Sponsor-Mrs. Elva Whitehouse, Mrs. Mary Ann Block, co-ope ration. C7 , . FRONT ROW, L, TO R.: C. Ault, D. Bell, M, Johnson, J. Ericson, K, Kenney, P. Lundeen, J. Peterson, L. Dowell, L. Spillman, L. Collinson, S. Bennison, SECOND ROW: M. Lambert, J. Pearson, J. Talbot, J. Headley, J. Wicksuom, B, Ericson, C. Murphy, C, Kelly, D. Anderson, K, Stephenson. THIRD ROW: D. Hepner. I. Ansell, S. Nelson, J. Simmons, N. Lord, H, Kenney, J, Huber, B. Kuster, N, Falk, L, Nelson, J. Walker. FOURTH ROW: S. Humphrey, S. Palmer, J, Hepner, C, Wexell, C, Hanson, M, Peterson, G, Cutris, M. Mock, F. Boyd. FIFTH ROW: N. Johnson, J, Sherbeyn, I. Stout, C. Krans, R, Robson, I. Murnen, A. COYRU1. B. Johnson. I. Maloy, V. Anderson, S. Raley, This page is made possible by the GALVA CREAMERY F? FIRST ROW, L, TO R,1 Patty Hanson, JoAnn Conrad, Peggy Lundeen, Marilyn Anderson, Carlene I-lelmkamp, Leota Collinson, Mary Ann Mock, Mrs. Block. SECOND ROW- Sheila Holt, Karen Morse, Betty Mascall, Elaine Schuetts, Val Lindbloom, Jackie Frank, Doris Fesler, Sharon Miller, Elaine Werkheiscr, Marcia Swanson, Carolyn Bridges, Judith Huber, Mrs. Whitehouse. CHAPTER MOTHER and FATHER Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lindbloom l J I 'f X I . I A Q 'T' 1 0 Q. he A , 1 i. 'A' , , , . ff 4 , ,W f ' ' 1 4, A . . , af' ,fb Q? ' -4' -I I 1 Yi Nr, is C56 ,5'F,m Ao FRONT ROW L TOR R Beeler B Donaldson D E Nelson L Robinson T Shields Mr Lrehr I Collrster T Kerner K Nelson R Conrad H Anderson SECOND ROW D Warner R Nash T Benmson L Humphrey E Johnson G Hier J Holevoet G Beeler G Daymude D Kenney R Kuster THIRD ROW G Jones D Charlson B Anderson B Cardiff G Kenney D A Nelson B Wicall L Lindberg H Werkherser R Wexell A Hanson R Brooks L Thulme FORTH ROW B Cardiff B Johnson 9 Lapan S Raley J Clayton D Bell D Kenney H Moffut T Raley B Robmson R Carlson G Wexell The Galva Chapter of Future Farmers of America has really grown this year with a total of forty five members including twenty two Green Hands The first of the activities that our chapter took part in again this year was t e state sponsored corn picker safety campaign Our Ag counselor took us from farm to farm and we talked to two hundred farmers about corn picker safety rules Later on Lowell Thuline s team won an interesting pest killing contest A reward we all enjoyed the ice cream party held at the Candy Shop. The big and most important project of the year was the starting of eleven chain gilts. Dana Mahaffey gave eleven Ag I boys each a gilt. These boys will give two gilts to two other boys next year and we hope the chain will continue. We made most of the money for the fishing trip to Minnesota in June by selling garden seeds and by selling popcorn at the football and basketball games. We plan to take our educational trip to Caterpillar or Keystone in Peoria. At this time we do not know who will represent our chapter at the State judging contest at Champaign or at the F. F. A. convention in Springfieldg both events will be in June. 74 8 yi ,x x 'if 5 , QA O. I I 4' 'f ,H gs- ., 4 V 1 3 59: Q ,' A J va' ,. If I ,. A . X s E . gl 'Que .I 4 my ' ' -a, ' ' Xa K f 1 . . , Qwq.. ' :.4 ' '1 Q-' ' K 1 xi, V ' X' N 1 fktvh Y' 1, Q .xifmf , W- , Q 5 , - k gg .A., K . v 'X W 0 - R ?:'e.- gp - N ,aku V 5, , fp!!-if .'g,,-gg.. . Q, , fr. is ijt? '.,i . iv-'L affix! Q.. K . . 5, N A IX '.5r4. 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Huber, K. Conlin. THIRD ROW: Mr. Smith, K. Burcky, S. Miller, M. Wheelhouse, M. Stonberg, I. Frank, L. Jones, D. Hansen, M. Swanson, R. McGrew. FOURTH ROW: C. Forest, A. Hanson, B. Dunbar, D. Bergren, I. Goodley, P. Miller, R. Nelson, W, Crozier, D. Myers, C. Dickey fAbsentj. Mr. Smith l l Kay Burcky I i Sharon Miller . ' , . .Vice- Ramona McGrew , , . , . Ron Nelson I l Sponsor President President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organi- zation made up of juniors and seniors with 4.0 average or higher. These students must show high qualities of character and leader- ship. The purpose of this organization is to encourage more interest in scholastic achievements. There were nineteen seniors and nineteen juniors in the organization this year. We tried out a plan to get the under- classmen to work harder, so that when they are juniors and seniors they can be in the National Honor Society. The National Honor Society wishes to thank Mr. Leonard Smith, our sponsor, for helping us make this year a success- ful one. fThis Page Made Possible by H. S. GAR- RIGAN and THE GALVA GREEN HOUSEI CLASS PROPHECY As the sun slowly r1ses we see through the m1st of the future the class of 1955 dolng the1r da1ly tasks We see Mar1lyn Anderson wr1t1ng a new novel ent1tled Dear John' wh1ch we pred1ct w1ll be Book of the Month D1ane Ber ren appear1ng w1th L1berace as an understudy for h1s brother George Mary Ann loom lead1ng her cross country team runn1ng northwest of Galva over h1ll and Dale Mary Beth Bogner as the f1rst flute player 1n Tlny H1ll's band Carolyn Buchanan answer1ng Wh1tey s phone calls on Clrcle 6 Ranch Kay Burcky as manager of the pony express between Ulah and Nekoma James Coll1ster as concess1oner selllng redhots at Wr1gley F1eld 1n Chlcago Rosemary Conl1n rece1v1ng top b1ll1n as Rough R1d1ng Ros1e' 1n the Cheyenne Rodeo JoAnn Conrad as head merma1d 1n Jo nny We1smueller's new p1cture The Bellyflop or he B1g Splash Leo Crom1en test1ng a shovel to see how many years he could lean on lt w1thout the handle break1n Wayne Croier as lead1ng comrnerc1al photographer 1n the Unlted States h1S latest success IS the new Mar1l n Monroe art calendar Charlene D1ckey w1t her new dog act wluch 1S the outstandlng an1mal act of the year Her cocker Spanlel play the Star Spangled Banner w1th hls ears B111 Dowell as head professor at Un1vers1ty of Ch1cago H1s classes 1n How To Steal Water melons are well attended Rose Durant as Chlef cook and bottle washer 1n the Golden Nugget 1n Reno Nevada J m EIICSOD as a s1nger 1n Howdy Doody's Peanut Gallery current h1t Hey Schmoo Jack1e Frank as head car pa1nter at the Studebaker car company at Macomb Mary Gearhart as truant Off1C6T for St Charles Boys School Bob Goodr1ch as test dr1ver for Acme Klddy Cars ln Osceola Iowa She1la Hampton as g1v1ng adv1ce to the lovelorn 1n Woman's Home Compan1on D1Xle Hansen 1S now marr1ed to a man who 1S not too ood look1ng doesn't have a car doesn't have much money but does have a pulse 1S name 157 Veryl Hawks as f1rst woman basketball player on the M1nneapol1s Lakers profess1onal team She1la Holt as head lab tCCI1l'11C1a.l13.tI'qa.1I'ba1'lkS Alaska Kay Johnson as f1rst Lut eran m1ss1onary to Greenland Wa ne Johnson as Chlef curta1n hanger for the Dav1s Cu.rta1n Company L11 18 Mae Jones count1ng Carter's L1ttle L1ver P1lls 1n Georg1a Gary Kenney as manufacturer of glue for the f1ngers of football ends Wh1Ch makes It 1mpos Slble to m1ss a pass Steve Kermeen as head of the athlet1c department at Mac Murray's school for g1rls J D Kurtz as head mechan1c at Stephen's baby stroller factory Darlene L1ndberg as head of the advert1s1ng department at Metropo11tan Opera Co Val L1ndbloom as pr1ma baller1na 1n Waltz of the Fa1ry' at Carneg1e Hall Ramona McGrew as mother of the year Wlth her brood of 14 the1r godmother 15 M1ss Lapan Sharon M1ller playlng the part of Lady Macbeth 1n a current product1on of Macbeth Derek Myers lead1ng an exped1t1on to the Isle of Man 1n search for a woman Jared Nash as the mventor of a mach1ne wh1ch can replace teachers R nald Nelson as ed1tor of the g1rls' magaz1ne Seventeen Audrey Peterson as head of the P E Department at Alcatraz Marc1a Peterson as a noted ch1cken breeder latest model 1S a ch1cken w1th teeth Mary Ann Peterson as the most 1nterest1ng f1gure 1n stock car rac1ng n1cknamed P1t Stop Pete Martha R1eseb1eter as runn1ng a lonely hearts club 1n Reno Nevada John Robbms as ch1ef arch1tect des1gn1ng b1rdhouses He has des1gned a duplex that IS a honey Bruce RODIHSOH as a tree tr1mmer for the Ill1no1s L1ght and Power Company Pegg Sh1elds as a pr1vate eye work1ng w1th Joe Fr1day Caro Stephenson recently moved from Product1on Iv anager at Ford Motor Co to a pos1t1on on the Chevrolet staff Marlene Stonberg as a top model for Powers Agency 1n New York her spec1alty 1S s1lk hose Howard Summerson as ch1ef lumber for New York Water Department Mar1lyn Todd as play1ng Hot oddy on a z1ther at Harbor L1ghts Elalne Werkhe1ser 15 1n charge of the wood f1n1sh1ng department at Statev1lle pen1tent1ary Bob W1call as flea muscle bu1lder for fleas at s1de show of R1n l1ng Bros C1rcus Norma W1gant as head mustache curler at Wagner's Stud1o 1n oll ood Dean W1nter teachumf a bookkeep1ng class at Brown's Bus1ness Co lege h1S ups1de down back wards vers1on o Sh Boom In ten or twenty years look 1n th1s book and see 1f we have been good prophets Th1s page made POSS1b1e by ILLINOIS LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY and GAMBLES . Q . . . . . H y . . - ll .VI ' . l 1 . ' 1 ' . . . . . , . . I H . . A . I I . . . I . . . gl . . 1 ,, t ' ll . 5 . . - . 1 l 1 - I l I l' Q' ' I A . ,- A ' , ll, I , ll 1 ' l Marcia Hunt as secretary to 'the manager of the International Livestock Show. 9 . . 1 Q E? ' . . . ' - ' . , . xu'Y 1' x K, W, This is one of the roads that leads from Galva High. As our school days end, each one of us will travel a different road, but this one is symbolic of each of our to- morrows. We know not what lies ahead but we will go forward well prepared for the FUTURE 4 . ll ' o , ..,Qf,,p.-oi' , ,ki , ,3f 'f is -Ml. v v U . .,,, V ,.,- ,4 QQ' .M .f o,,' 4 If Q I x- ff If ..' 1. x Y,-, 'o Vs ' , I , , on YJ? 1 f 1 I 'H ,r '5 ' ,lf f S. f .LMI a , 5 1 K . 4, I Q, w A ,f, , , f ' 2 11 '--L. X I . -L. ' vain 'HF ' fir' . l r Q 1 I, .i l. , 1 - ngfli . A5 . x L. if-I v-5' I 'w n .4 ,lf If 1 xt iQ? .th .. f - 0- 'xf vsglifif , nfwfiirz ff f LQ' . f. Living,--- X 9 .,.. S Qi? ,A 'Y . 'H We L, H J ' ff! J' IL A A.: , , f MARDI GRAS GALAHI COKE SALES ,Ev ,, SADIE HAWKINS DAY This page made possible by CROSSAN SHEET METAL, LARSON'S FURNITURE MART and GALVA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CHEMISTRY LAB 5 GALAHI PRESENTATION On May 9, our Galahis came from Topeka and were presented the same day. Editor Ron Nelson presented the first two Cfalahis to Mr. and Mrs. Whitehouse. Following the presentation there was a mad rush to the rooms where the Galahis were given to the Student body. I E fm .ki SENIOR TRIP On May 23, 1955, 28 seniors left on a trip to Chicago which lasted 3 days and Z nights. Some of the highlights of the trip were a show. at the Chicago theater, a ball game a trip to Riverview Amusement Park, and a tour of Chicago. All of the seniors had a wonderful time and it was an experience we will long remember. -J 1 -.L..,,i-y f 'P'-.. FCA BANQUET This page made possible by GALVA SHEET METAL and HARRY W. KEMPIN SENIOR PLAY Corliss Archer Mr, Archer. Mrs. Archer . . Mr. Franklin . . . Mrs. Franklin. . Mildred . . . 49 .- f IV4 MEET CORLISS ARCHER CAST: Marilyn Anderson , Derek Myers . Vale rie Lindbloom , Wayne Crozier . . Kay Johnson , Sharon Miller Dexter Franklin Louise, the Maid Cousin Agnes . Dr. James Nurse, . Direction . Make-up. . 0 I3 .,.. N 41. 1 I' . . Jim Ericson , , . Kay Burcky . Elaine Werkheiser . . .Ronnie Nelson , , Marcia Peterson . Miss Zelma Peard . Miss Thelma Davis 3 Shi R 31' - r- ll, 1- T11 ' This page made possible by GOODBAR'S SUPER WAY and AL'S DAIRY BLACKHAWK SQUAD llxl x onn t. a Hop ms Q ke neen Lrl son H Nlllllllltl' 1 xolfe IC UND, Nw e Ne son D Kenney Palmer L lltrnphrex I. 'zoung er L pcslront I owns ty andl lheesf. Thu, page lh1s year's track squad had a slow start but after the fmrst few meets they began to fmnd thernselves We lost our f1rst two dual meets but when the :squad went to some larger meets thxngb begin to look up After good bhovung: agatnbt larger schoolb at Gene eco Fulton and the Galxa Relays we went 1nto the Black hawk meet mn good Shape placmng second to Walnut The only me mber of our Squad who quallfled for the State meet was Stcxe Kermeen Flhms year's squad was bu1lt around s1x semors, but there was a large turnout of underclassmen The underclassmen shound 1nsure a good track team for future sears made poesmble by tht GALXA TELFPHOINE COMPAWX and THE GALXA CAFE 84 VR! ' 'iltllj Llilff IO Rltvlilg cr en, Ly, Kinney, V, lN'lC'3ll, ll, k' , -. ' rx , J. ' , . Q 1 sol, Y.. Del' , si in H 'QL ', l,lfFT TURIGIIT: Mr, Grov , D, Q I , , ' lg J, ' , 4 1 3, ' Mb g, B, Blrv -, , 'I ' end, N Falj, ' .. ' fald. . , I 2 2 , - I - f - ' f YL ' . . 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ? A 1 r V I 'Y y V U ' v ' X 5 f ' ' - I GALVA RELAYS SQUAD 1'1RsTRUXx LEFT TORIGH I Cromxen G kenney B Mxcall B Hopkms S Kermeen 1 hrlcson H summerson L Delxolfe SLCOXDW1 1 IORILHT Mr Groue Xurphy D Nelson A Hanson D Kelny J Palmer 1 , ' , 'f AI ITE? . 3 Lg , ' , P, .1 ', , .' , ., , . I , , , , Humphrey, G, Youngberg, 11. Bergstrom, I, Townsend, S, Raley, L. lhuline, L. Theesfe1d. A . , f 9 v , X ' 12 , 3 , ' 14 , 82 3 ' ' , ' 16 , 13 5 ' ' , ' ' 21 ' , 36 3 ' ' , ' 26 , 143 ' 3 , 62 3 ' , f , 7 , 113 ' ' A ' , . 10 , 41 ' 3 ' . , ' 13 , 3 ' ' ' , Apr 11 Aprml Aprxl Apr11 Apr-11 Aprll May May May May May 7 17 1955 TRACK RECORD Knoxulle 129 1 2 Gal a eo 1 2 Toulon 63 Cvalva 50 Galva Galva Galxa Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva 1f2 Pr1ncev111e 30 1f2 1X2 Nmth ln Cfeneseo Relays smxteen schools 112 Fourth mn Cralwa Relays seventeen schools Seventh 1n Fulton Relays 1f2 Wethersfmelcl 54 1f2 Nmth 1n class B of Gateway Cl3SS1C at Clmton twenty schools 13f1-1 Second ln Blackhawk Conference Meet etght Schools 5 1X2 Eleventh IU dlstrlct meet at Rock Island twenty Schools 50 Thu-d mn tmangular meet at Geneseo Thms page made posstble by GALVA FARM EQUIPMENT CO and WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM rg-1.4 LL Miss Lapan gave the invocation before our meal. It was very delicious and served expertly. After dinner Jim Clayton gave the welcome, and the senior response was given by Darlene Lindberg. Mr. Grove gave us some very comical reminiscences, and we all enjoyed Mr. Barclay's advice to the seniors. k- kkx N-- S is ' CX The annual Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 29th at Midland Country Club. The Juniors selected the theme of Stork Club for the Prom and are to be complimented not only for carrying this theme out so beautifully, but also for keeping it such a secret. X This page made possible by MASCALL FLORAL GARDENS and BAILEY-RUSCO CO. 91-'L is rr' 1-in At nine o'c1ock the tables were cleared, and the dancing started to Carroll Baker's orchestra. Between dances many couples could be seen either near the punch bowl or having their pictures taken. During intermission we were entertained with two songs by Sam Culver and a ventriloquist act from Rock Island. When twelve o'clock rolled around and the orchestra was playing Good night, Sweetheart, a perfect evening was ending. Juniors, the whole Senior class appreciates all the work you put forth and wants to thank you for such an unforgettable evening. 1 ' 6 fi This page made possible by MURNEN'S DRY GOODS and SCHNEIDER DRUG CO LQ 'Sd' , '10, .QE f . - ll' SPRING Vo T? c S 0 N 31 , 2 -.1 ' 'ww' 'T 'ikxzi 5 P4-1 'AT .ff 4,1 ,, -3' '21- 1-ffr: S S- f. ,, rr ,1 R 'V 1' 4 ' ' N, - V 'V -4 - 1 Q 1:'V'4L-J 5. , vv.--1' v . E - , ZX ' 3 3 A . .,.- . .wf4a T'w.f c E R I l ,V Q 'K x F374 , ,Q-W T if 44 ,2,f, T1 ' Sf ,gf 9 Tis 'Jfikf is . A51 2 f -if ' 5fav,1 ' Q fg ,w-Qfwa f Qyfh' f , . A - 1 f , If W Y 1 Q J A, 5 Sgt: f n V is S gA5'f: i :fig 5? QQ! g ,A Q QV ' -wav., YI xiii , VARIETY S H 0 W 1 ' l ' mf .JW H This page made possible by AMY'S RESTAURANT and SWEAT'S STANDARD SERVICE IN RETROSPECT It is a rainy night as a car pulls up in front of Galva I-hgh A bareheaded boy appears from the car followed by a young girl The couple unheedful of the drizzle that falls upon them slowly walk across the lawn to the gym doors The boy pounds on the doors and finally old Dan the Janitor cheerfully greets them They tell him they are only looking around and he returns to his work The two now alone walk slowly 1nto the gym and gaze upon the familiar stage Just three short months ago these two were among the class of nineteen fifty five who were graduated on a hot May evening What a difference those three short months have made the boy and girl find it hard to believe they will not be back The reason for their trip here tonight is to renew old memories and to ease the longing for old classmates The pair stare at the stage a few minutes and then slowly descend to the boy's locker room To the girl this is a strange place but the boy sees in this room so unusually quiet many things The booming voice of Jake at halftime during football the quiet wisdom of Coach Grove during basket ball the inspiring strategy of Tiny last year To him these memories will linger forever The two proceed to the Shop again the girl knows little of this but the boy sees the fun and laughter of Shop and Automechamcs They pause for a moment in the progection room remembering the movies in the various classes As they enter the lower hall their pace quickens stopped only at the old familiar rooms The boy smiles as he looks into the Ag and Draft1ng rooms and she could get sick once more while bisecting a frog there The history room is surveyed and the good old discussions are brought to mind The English IV room now seems a place they would like to return to now that they see the value it held The cafeteria door recalls to them that rush to be first in line Casting a glance down the hall they mount the stairs to the third floor The study hall seems quiet compared to the good old Jam sessions The chem lab brings a sigh for the old lab partners and the humor that went with it Slow lingering footsteps lead to the Home Ec rooms and the girl lets a tear or two fall on the old familiar floor A few seconds pause and they descend the stairs pausing at the window to look over the football field This brings back thoughts of freshmen initiation, football, and track Side by side they walk down the main hall and stop at their old lockers A look in the typing room brings priceless bits of humor to their mind The bookkeeplng room where the class meetings were held The math room and the swell times they'd had at Galahi meetings come flooding back The days in the English III room come back to them and bring smiles A glance in the office and they pause for a last look as if hating to leave Without a word the two suddenly move quickly out the mam door onto the moon drenched lawn They look at the rapidly dispersing clouds but they do not look back They are symbolic of the people that America needs learning from the past, but always looking ahead This is what Galva High has given them Knowledge to go forward with the priceless learning that it has given them. This page made possible by THE SPOT and HOBB'S JEWELRY . . , . , . ! . I 1 ' . . , . 9 1 ' ' n . . , - , . , . . . . , I I D remembers the gab sessions. The girl remembers the Biology room and wishes I I l I I . . , 0 i lai- , fi T 'T I f if Ramona McGrew Valedictorian JoAnn Conrad Salutatorian Sharon Miller Salutatorian James Ericson Richard Freece Award ,- ,nav sa. 'T 3 'W offs I -. I The class of 1955 is proud of all the honors it has received. We are extremely proud of the fact that twenty members from a class of fifty received final honors. The following people will be remembered for the honors they have earned. Marilyn Anderson Diane Bergen Mary Ann loom Kay Burcky Charlene Dickey Jacquenline Frank Dixie Hansen Marcia Hunt Carolyn Johnson Lillie Mae Jones Darlene Lindberg Derek Myers Ronald Nelson Audrey Peterson Marlene Stonberg Elaine Werkheiser Gary Kenney Mary Gearhart Final Honors Final Honors Final Honors Final Honors Blackhawk FTA President Final Honors Final Honors Final Honors Final Honors Final Honors Final Honors Final Honors DAR Award and Arion Award Final Honor s Knox Faculty Prize Scholarship Final Honors Final Honors Final Honors Final Honors Section 10 FHA President Eugene Anderson Free Throw Award National Bookkeeping Award This page made possible by ELLENWOOD SINCLAIR SERVICE and RICH LAPAN'S SUPER SERVICE and and and and BACCALUREATE SERVICE Processional . , , Carolyn Krans Hymn, O God, Our Help ln Ages Past Invocation . . . Rev. Arthur Koch Scripture Reading. Rev. D. V. Charlson Choral Anthem . . Jr. High Choir Sermon Our Hope For Years to Corrie Rev. Harold L, Thrall Duet . . Mrs. Leonard Smith and Dr. Glen l. Luymes Benediction . . .Rev. Donald Jones Recessional . Carolyn Krans This page made possible by EARL KING 1 im Q...