Galva High School - Galahi Yearbook (Galva, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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DEDICATIO We the Galahi Staff of 1958 hereby dedicate our yearbook to Mrs Lena Nash and Mr H Ray Young Mrs Nash we thank you for your patrence and unselfish attitude during our four years inhigh school You have been not only a math teacher but also an advisor and counselor whenever we have needed help Although you have had a handicap during the past year you have as always been willmg to help us with our problems '41 Mr Young, we appreciate your help on the an nual this year It would have been impossible for us to have a successful Galahl without your assistance You have always been ready tohelp us with our school work and personal problems You also have helped to make our years at Galva High School a success Tlus page sponsored by OWNAHOME INC. To the Seniors ln thisage ofyet planes and 18 000 mile per hour satellites in outer space as the Class of 1958 plans rts Flight to the Future lt is my slncere hope that the members will find that then hrgr school course has been such as to lnsure asafe Journey Fur ther that each will have the mamriry and develop ment to enable him or her to meet successfully the problems of this rapidly changing world and this Jet age which is making our world so small that even the most distant peoples are our neighbors Sincerely ruuuus M ROBERTSON Ham! M Robertson Supermtendent ADMINISTRATIG Education at Galva High School ls closely akin to the Senior theme of F11d1t to the Future. The goals to be achieved are always aboveand beyond the comprehension of the present. Education 111 the pres- ent ls preparation for the futureg lr is the future. fftf 'fit' A. E. HECK This page sponsored by Principal BERNIFS GRILL and ANDHlSON'S ELEVATOR -ff 'Vf n gm . FLOYD LA MASTER EUGENE BEASTON LEON LEWIN l JOHN LARSON Secretary DR E M ECKBERG Presldent DANA MAHAFFEY B E O D A u R C D A + T 0 I F 0 N 'fa MRS. LENA NASH Mathematics MR. JAMES E. BURGER General Science MR. DAVID BILLINGS Social Science Coach MR RICHARD MILLER Boys Physical Educauon Coach MISS THELMA DAVIS English Librarian MRS ALICE BAILEY English This page sponsored by ERICSON BROTHERS and DON and BILL'S SINCLAIR MRS. IUELL DUREN Commercial Subjects ,uf MISS GRACE DIEHL Visual Education and Science H RAY YOUNG Mathematics 8: Scxence WILBUR LIEHR Vocational Agriculture MISS ZELMA PEARD English MRS DORIS LII-'PENS Vocauonal Home Economics Thls page sponsored by THE CANDY SHOPPE and GAMBLES MRS ELVA WI-IITEHOUSE Vocauonal Home Ecornnuncs MR CARL WI-IITEHOUSE Industrial Arts Sc Dnver Traunng MRS FLORENCE MEYERS Girh Physical Educauon MR. LEONARD SMITH Bind 8: Vocal Music MISS MILDRED LAPAN Speech 8z Laun This page sponsored by UP GALVA CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN AND S PLY P 1' X I Mrs Thompson and Mrs Johnsen OFFICE SECRETARIES BACK ROW Mn Johnson, Mrs Falk Mrs Hansen FRONT ROW Mrs Swanson, Mrs Barlow Mr Robinson, Mrs Mohler Mr Jolmsmn MB Alvefwh is grim I i rl5? lv 113 K1 ,Z I I rl H WE ,p idk-sf 'li This page sponsored by SIDAN S PHARMACY and KNEEN S - n I o . , . . : . . , 0 o , Q ' ' U .nf ,,--was 'QHWN ' 7 ' .-so - f Q r - 4 V ' .1 ,. , .M A , f ' ' I L .i av' A Q W A 'A' Q V, I' figs ' Z gift: I Q X, J ,IQ ? 2,3 f ., ' 7 , 4' y- N 4 ' I . . - 1 'KJ tv ' s ' -xfhg L 'J . X - ' ' M -xl fy 45: is 'fx fig 1: . tl K .1 ,Q f in , 6 , lv9 :Q.1nA ' .A gf Mx r rfa f 1 v P. Myers, J. Bonar, R. Falk. P FIRST SEMESTER SEATED: Mrs. Nash, Sponsor, R. I-lelmkamp, Treasurer, R. Dexter, Vice-Presidentg E. Johnson, Presi- dent: J. Talbot, Secretary, Mr. Whitehouse, Sponsor. STANDING: Stout, P. Loveall. STUDE T COUNCIL The Student Council is the maker of our flight rules. They began the year by sponsoring a mixer for the initiation of the freshman class. They, also, chose many interesting assembly programs that were given throughout the year, A victory celebration, sponsored by the Student Council, was given for the basketball squad for becoming the new Blackhawk Champions. A new amendment was drawn up and passed. This amendment concerned how much money would be paid for each member of a class for the class parties. Because of the confusion at noon hour in the lunch line, a set of Lunch Line rules was drawn up. The summer workshop at Normal, Illinois was attended by Ed Johnson and Richard Dexter. Here students from all over the state gathered to have a good time and get some ideas about student council work. A number of members attended the District Student Council Meeting at Pittsfield, Illinois. The theme of this meeting was Det's Build A Better Youth for a Free America. Those that attended the State Convention in Chicago were Gary Nelson, Tom Raley, and Ron Jones. This convention lasts three days and regular political campaigns and elections are held. SECOND SEMESTER SEATED: Mrs. Nash, Sponsor, R. Helmkamp, Treasurer, R. Falk, E. Johnson, K. Core, Secretary, Mr. Whitehouse, Sponsor. STANDING: J. Lord, T.RaIey,P.Lovea11, Vice- President, D. Thompson, R. Jones, President, D. Holevoet, L.HuItgref1. 7 Y? Q? ri: tq fra. .-I Q4-f C7 'N . 'Q V!! f-'79-v FIRST ROW Chuck Falk Secretary Treasurer Don Holevoet Second Semester Presxdent. SECOND ROW D1ane Thompson Second Semester Student Counc11 Nancylohnson Fxrst Semester Vxce Presldent Ruth Helmkamp Fxrst Semester Prestdent Patsy Stout Ftrst Semester Stu dent Councll and Second Semester Vxce Presldent. 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Wi I T N11 YI FIRST ROW: Mary Sloan, Secretary-Treasurerg Donna Goodrich Jerry K'uster, Second Semester Vice-President, SECOND ROW: Student Council: Tom Raley, Second Semester Student Council .Ton Lord Second Semester Presidentg Richard Falk, First Semester President. SOPHOMORES A'3'5 3'f5J' f . N W ,ii 'I n aff 2, '51 an W x A , 1 Donna Goodrich Sharon Gutschlag Clarice Hepner Paul .Tehjing Carolyn Johnsen Carol Johnson Sue Johnson Carol Jones Jerry Jones Lawrence Kaiser Sharon Kewish Rosalie King James Kramer Jerry Kuster Jane Leff Sandra Lind Jonathan Lord Bonny Lundeen Jerry Melton Patricia Miller Helen Moulton Paul Meyers This page sponsored by WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE and AL'S DAIRY STORE J Q 'N Qs wx FIRST ROW: Jean Bonar, First Semester Vice-President: Kendra Alderman, Secretary-Treas- urerg Kris Core, First and Second Semester Student Council. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Jones, Second Semester Presidentg Fred Carrasca, Second Semester Vice-President: Phi1Lovea11, First Semester President. JLINICD S 'W' . OH K 2,18 L 2 K vn v '..,fL :'12'.l'i5?M '42?? ' .L Q ,' f 5. 'fa i .t 1, 13- ef , . , 4 whit' V Wir A u Jan Hawks Keith Huber Whitney Long John Loquist James Johnson Janice Johnson Fred Lord Phillip Loveall Ronald Jones Dean Kaiser John Maloy Robert Martin Kay Kelly Julie Kneen Rita Miller Mary Jane Morgan Maizie Lambert Lauretta Leff Donald Nordstrom Harold Nordeen Eugene Likes Bonnie Peterson This page sponsored by IGHN H. BEST AND SON, INC. ls W. vw H 'ES N - N g i is-Y-9 I , u - , f QQ' 5, ...' 1 Q7 ff W7 w- 4. T? 5 E, A vs LV ' f I 3 l I I Rex Purman Elwanda Quayle Kay Quinney James Raley Sandra Richison Marilee Rosenow Karen Scott Janice Selman Bonnie Simmons Keith Smith 'S Q. Q Y ' 1,9 -v , , Bertha Starr , 1 x Darlene Swan ' X Q -' US Larry Swanson Elaine Sweat J 6. .S 7 I' . si. . . . Alfred Surnmersou f M V I ,V Ronald Thompson KWH uv---,, 1 Sharon Vaughan Johanna Waller as ,V ' I W- Y ' S Q? Judy white q x Robert Young b J . 'YN X y- 41 , W aa 21 I This page sponsored by HERRSTROM OFFICE EQUIPMENT CENTH2 UC if 'C Q? ul uri? FIRST ROW: Nancy Falk, Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Donaldson, SecondSemester Vice-Presidentg Judy Talbot, First Semester Student Council. SECOND ROW: Gary Nelson, First Semester President, Ed Johnson, Second Semester Student Council, Leland Hultgren, First Semester Vice- President, and Second Semester President. SENIORS ! fi 4-g NANCY FALK LINDA NELSON WARREN PETERSON LORRAINE IXDWELL II n H , H yy lIlDnN Nan Work is work and must be done, but while l workl have my fun. Class President 1, Vice- President 1,2, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Student Coun- cil 1,2, Delegate to Dis- trict Convention 2, Class Play 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Reporter 3, Secretary 2, Delegate to State Leadership Camp 2, Queen Attendant 1,2, Li- brary Club 1,2,3,4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, District Vice-President 4, F.T.A. 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, School Newspaper Staff 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Variety Show 1, Preliminary Honors 2, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Galahi staff 4. 'TERRY KRAPAUSKY Frank To worry little and study less is my idea of happi- ness windy Woo ' To youth I have but three words of counsel - Work, work, work. Student Council 2, District Convention 2, Class Play 3, F.H.A. l,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, School Newspaper Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Vocal Festival 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Band Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Galahl Staff 4. GARY BEELER ..Bee.. A smile with an intent to do mischief. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Galahi Staff 4. Pete It is such a bore to be a handsome man. Class President 2, Student Council 2, Homecoming King Attendant 2, Prelim- inary Honors 2, National Honor Soclety 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Festival 1, 2, 3,4. GERALD WEXELL Size, a pint, contents, dy- namite. Student Council 1, Class Play 3, Library Club 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, National Honor Socie- ty 3, Galahl Staff 4. ROGER CONRAD ll ll Fats Sometimes I slt and think, A way to a man 's heart is sometimes I just sit. through his stomach. F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Reporter Football 1, F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4, F.C.A. 3,4. 4, F.C.A. 3,4, Vice-Pres- ldent 4. 'This page is sponsored by the JOHNSON AND GILL CHAPEL JAMES FREY Tiger The real character of a man is found out by his amusements. Aledo 1, 2, Homecoming King Attendant 3, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, Track 3,4, Baseball 3,4, G Club 3, 4. MARY DE WOLFE Joyce There are a few thing that never go out of style, and a feminine woman isone of them. LaFayette 1, F.H.A. 2,3, 4, Preliminary Honors 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Galahi Staff 4. IUDITH PEARSON uludyn For asinger, you 're a good dancer. G.A.A. 2,3,4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Black- hawk Band Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1,4, Black- hawk Vocal Festival l,4, Freshman-Sophomore Sex- tet 1, Girls' Chorus 1: Va- riety Show 1. RICHARD WHEELHOUSE Dick Nearly killed by the train of thought running througi his brain. Football 3, 4, Manager 2, F.C.A. 1,2,3,4. JUDITH SIMMONS Jude 'Oh this learning, what a thing it is. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4, Delegate to Northem G. A.A. Camp 3, Editor of School Newspaper 4, F.H. A. 1,2,3,4, Library Club 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Black- hawk Band Festival 2, 3,4, Girls' Chorus 1, Variety Show 1, Galahi Staff 4, Homecoming Queen At- tendant 4. HELEN KENNEY Helen Fine asastudent, but even better as a friend. Wethersfleld 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JOHNSON Barb We must always have old memories and young hopes. Class Play 3, Homecoming Queen Attendant 1, Girls' State 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, School Newspaper Staff 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girls' Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4, Blackhawk Vocal Festival 1, 2, 3, Va- riety Show 1, Band 1,2,3, 4, President 4, Librarian 3, Baton Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4, Blackhawk Band Festival 1, 2, 3, Delegate to Music Camp 1, Cheerleader, B Squad 2, Varsity 3, 4, Foot- ball Queen Attendant 2, 3, 4, Commencement Marsh- all 3, Galahi staff 4. ROBERT NORDSTROM llBob vl Somebody in this class has to be quiet. Mixed Chorus 1. This page sponsored by H. S. GARRIGAN and wESTLlN'S RED AND WHITE STORE IUDITH TALBOT Tally l came, I saw, l'm leav- ir1g. Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, Student Council4, Sec- retary 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Library Club 4, F.T.A. 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dele- gate to Northern G.A.A. Camp 3, School Newspaper Staff 4, Galahi Staff4, Pre- liminary Honors 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Blackhawk Band Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2,4, Girls' Chorus 1, Variety Show 1, Football Queen 4. JOYCE PETERSON Petle Just like a star, out every nigit. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, School Newspaper staff 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Library Club 4, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Girls' Chorus 1, Variety Show 1, Cheerleader, B Squad 2, Varsity 3,4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 3 , 4, Gala - hi staff 4. LYLE PIERCE GARY DAYMUDE 1.anky Dingles A w0rr1ar1 is jusra woman, 1 am quiet, but 1 think but a good cigar is a great thoughts. Smoke- F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Football F.c.A. 1,2,3,4 1. Q6 '17 LORETTA BOYD Faye Absence makes the heart grow fonder. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Historian 4: Library Club 3,4, Re- porter4, G.A.A. 3,4, Point Keeper 4, SchoolNewspaper Staff 4, Galahi Staff 4. ROBERT BROOKS HBO b IV It is my principle to see all and say little. Track 2, 3,4, F.F.A. 1,2, 3.4: G Club 4. This page sponsored by GALVA CREAMERY CO. .1 JOHN HOLEVOET Farmer Curfew must not ring to- night. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 'G Club 3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Track 3, Homecoming King At- tendant 4. IANET SHERBYN Sherb Early to bed and early to rise, isn't a bit of fun. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Liberty Club 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, School Newspaper Staff 4, Galahi Staff 4. r .- I 6 4 9 r sf a Q 2 W.. s- dw' lf wg il g Qi :lt 2 a I' ,C , ,,y , f1.il?2?Q 4 ' 1 1 LEO COLLINSON Ole l was bomthisway, what 's your excuse? F.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Delegate to State Convention 3, I. I.E.C. State Committee- man 3, Vice-President 3, Football 1,2, Galahi staff 4. JAMES CAVANAGH lilimvl The age of chivalry is not dead, it's only on vaca- tion. F.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Football Manager 4, Basketball 3, Galahi staff 4. t r.vRQ, LARRY THEESFELD T.C. Oncea gentleman, always a gentleman. Student Council 1, Horne- comlng Attendant 1, F.C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Football 1,2, 3, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 1,2. DAVID KENNEY DONNA ANDERSON Donal.u She has a way all her own. Class Play 3, F.H.A. l,2, 3, 4, Membership Chair- man 2, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4, QueenAttend- ant 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Library Club 2, 3,4, Vice-President 4, Galahi Staff 4. LARRY ROBINSON Dave Jack Quiet in appearance, but People who make no noise motives, unknown. are dangerous. F.F.A. 1,2,3.4. PICSMCHI F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Track 2, 3. 3. This page sponsored by FREELAND'S TELEVISION LELAND HULTGREN Pete Most people who are smart are concelted, but l'm not. Class Vice-President 4, Stu- dent Council 3, Class Play 3, F.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 4, Delegate to Lead- ership Camp 2, Delegate to State Convention 3, 4, State Vice-Chairman at Region 1,4, Preliminary Honors 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Blackhawk Band Festival 1,2,3,4, Foot- ball 2, 3,4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, G Club 4, Galahi staff 4. ELIDN ANDERSON Check Beware, I may do some- thing great yet. F.F.A. 1,2. is 3 x ,.L REBECCA ERICSON Beck Unless someone chokes her first, she'll talk her- self to death. Class Play 3, Girls' Chorus 1, variety show 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Blackhawk Band Festival 1,2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, F.l-l.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Queen Attendant 1, Preliminary Honors 2, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Point Keeper 2, School News- paper Staff, Galahi Staff 4, Cheerleader, B Squad 2, Varsity 3,4, Football Queen Attendant 3. TERRY KERNER BARBARA KUSTER Bobi When one is a lady, she 's a lady everywhere. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Projects Chairman 2, Treasurer 3, Finance Chairman 4, Li- brary Club 4, Preliminary Honors 2, Natinnal Honor Society 3,4, Homecoming Attendant 2, Football Queen Attendant 3,4, Ga- lahi staff 4. ROBERT TEERLINCK llBob ll TCI He thinks heis well versed Studying is 3 DSSUHIC. in the ways of women. why overdue it? Wyanet 1, 2, F.F.A. 3, 4, F.F.A. 1.2.3. Track 4. CAROL HANSON Julie Smiles make the world go round, so 1 help alllcan. Girls' Chorus 1, Variety show 1, F.H.A. 1,2,a,4, Library Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, vice-President 4, School Newspaper Staff 4, Galahi Staff 4. GUY RIPKA Flash Work fascinates me, I could sit and watch it for hours. Kewanee 1, Football 2, Track 3, F.E'.A. 2,3,4. I LARRY MANNING nur.. Nothing you can't spell will ever work. Preliminary Honors 2, Na- tional Honor Society 3, Football 1, Basketball 1, Track 1, Galahi Staff 4. GARRY BROWN ,G B .. tall, he 'd be handsome, being small, he 's cute. F.C.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Delegate to State Convention 3, Boys' State 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. 'YP' This page sponsored by S. AND S. MOTOR SAUES and MlLl.ER'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE HOWARD MOFFITT Shorty Gentlemen always seem to remember blondes. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Variety Show 1, Football 3,4, Track 1, 2, 3,4, G Club 3, 4, Homecoming King Attend- ant 4, Galahi Staff 4. RICHARD KUSTER STEPHEN LAPAN Steverino You don't have to hang from atree to be a nut. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, G Club 2, 3,4, Galahi Staff 4. llmchn The first sight of love was BRUCE SIVERS the last sign of wisdom. Bruce F.C.A. 3,4, F.F.A. 1,2, Satisfied with life. 3, 4, Sentinel 4, Football 1, Toulon 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Track 1, 2. Secretary 4, Galahi Staff 4. WAYNE PETERSON 'Re-Pete A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. ' Class Vice-President 2, F. C.A. 4, Preliminary!-lonors 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, llackhawk Band Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,21 Galahi Staff 4. MARTHA PETERSON Martha Do not disturb the sleep- CI. F.:-LA. 1, 2,3,4, Library cmb 4, Galahi staff 4. EDWARD JOHNSON l1Ed lv Executive ability is de- ciding quickly and getting somebody else to do the work. ' Class President 3, Vice- President 3, Student Coun- cil 3,4, President 4, Dele- gate to State Convention 3, Delegate to Summer workshop 3, C1358 Play 3, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, F.C.A. 4, Pre- llminaryl-lonors2, National Honor Society 3,4, Vice- President 4, Baseball 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,3,4, Black- hawk Vocal Festival 1, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, Galahi staff 4. KENNETH NELSON Kenny Slow and easy-going but he gets there just the same. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4. This page sponsored by MURCHISON MOTORS, STUDEBAIGR SALES AND SERVICE LARRY LINDBERG Lindy It is easy for a man to talk one thing and think anoth- er. Class President 3, Vice- President 1,3, Student Council 2,3, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Delegate to Dis- trict Convention 3, Class Play 3, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, F.C.A. 4, Boys' State 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Cap- tain 4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, G Club 3, 4, Commencement Marshall 3, Galahi staff 4. LU ANN SPILLMAN Louie Curiosity killed the cat. Band 1,2, 3,4, Blackhawk Band Festival 1,2, 3,4, Girls' Chorus 1, Variety Show 1, F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Library Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, School Newspaper Staff 4, Galahi Staff 4. IUDITH WALIGR Niudyn She speaks, behaves, and acts as she ought to. F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Member- ship Chairman 2, G.A.A. 1, 2 , 3, 4, School Newspaper Staff 4, Library Club 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Freshman- Sophomore Sextet 1, Va- riety Show 1. TOM SHIELDS ROGER CARLSON Torn Rog Here I am, Girls, how IDUGLAS FRASER If there is 3 way, he will lucky Can you be? Doug find it. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Football 'whistle while you work. p,p,A, 1,2,3,4, Track 3, 1,2,3, Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 1. 4, Galahi Staff 4. Track 3. CAROLYN HOLMES Homesy I like 'em short, l like 'em tall, as a matter of fact I like 'em all. Preliminary Honors 2, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Historian 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Gala- hi Staff. ROBERT DONALDSON George He smiled and said, don 't rush me, Girls. Class Play 3, Football 2,3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Variety Show 1. This page sponsored by HART 'S FURNITURE ANN CORKILL Cork lf birds can fly, why can't I? Class Secretary -Treasurer 1,3, F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Pres- ident 4, 'Vice-President 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Variety Show 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Blackhawk Band Festival 1, 2, 3,4, Preliminary Honors 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4, Galahi Editor-in-Chief 4. BETTY DE CRANE Bett A woman is like your shadow, follow her, she flies, fly from her, she fol- lows. Galesburg 1,25 F.H.A. 4. JON PALMER YlNoj ll All great men are dying, and 1 don't feel well my- self. Class President 1, Student Council 1, Delegate to District Convention 1, Class Play 3, F.T.A. 3,4, Pre- liminary Honors 2 , National Honor Society 3, 4, Treas- urer 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Black- hawk Band Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Galahi Staff 4. ROBERTA ROBSON Bertie I never let studies inter- fere with my education. Class Play 3, Library Club 1,2,3,4, President 4,F.H. A.1,2,3,4, FinanceChair- man 4, Projects Chairman 35 G.A.A. 1,43 School Newspaper Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Chorus 1, Variety Show 1, Galahi Staff 4. GRAY NELSON Gar Who loves me will love my car also. Class President 4, Student Council3,4, F.C.A. 1,2, 3,4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Black- hawk Band Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Henry County Band 3, Boys' State 3, Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, G Club 3,4, President 4, Galahi Staff 4. MARTHA LAMBERT Marti A heart as good as gold. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Galahi Staff 4. This page sponsored by LORD CHEVROLET CO. and BALTIMORE AGENCY fr' if ,ff gl Y: ,Q Iyer! Y. ' Our Valedlctouan s Locker Ee.-.-r 'es 1-35 , :z a H r ' Qs' f ' I fi R -3. .-.5 5--J 41 Y J -9 In iv H S...-f ll I I BTW' w lW4f L BACK ROW D BLHHQS Asslstant Coach F Lord I Johnson I Crom1en, L Appell R Dexter R Jones D Dunbar D Eckberg J Lord R Mxller Coach. FRONT ROW R Falk G Brown J' Holevoet B Donaldson J Frey L Lmdberg H Moffltt S Lapan, G Nelson L Hultgren R Wheelhouse. VARSITY A combmation of hard work sweat, team play and above all, sportsmanshlp went mto the maklng of one of the best teams that has been seen IH the Blackhawk Conference U1 recent years The nine returning lettermen added quahty and style to the squad. A contrlbutlng factor to the success of the 1957 squad was the deslre and wlll to win. A greater factor of our success was Mr Miller the new football coach He plloted the team to a very successful season. The football team wishes to thank Mr. Miller for all his time and patience he put into the team. 0587? This page sponsored by GALVA AUTO SUPPLY 8: GALVA TELEPHONE COMPANY BACK ROW C Falk B Gordon D Holevoet C Whrtehouse I Swanson R Callrs G Carlson R Anderson T Nelson D Brlhngs Coach FRONT ROW I Hoxworth M Martm H Appell I Lord I Pa.h1ow P Meyers D Eckberg R Borg K Rmgle MANAGERS M Gordon I Robrnson SQUAD Although the B Squad has not hved up to the usual par of Galva B Squad teams of recent years wtth growth and expenence they should develop tnto a fine team The lack of experience showed up in the f1rst few games but they tmproved w1th each game. Mr. Billirgs. the B Squad coach, did a fine job with his boys this year. We are hoping for great things from these boys in the future. H5899 This page sponsored by PHYL'S DRIVE INN GARY NELSON Honorable Menuon Co Captam JIM FREY A11 Conference 2nd Team LELAND HULTGREN GARRY BROWN This Page Sponsored By GALVA IRON AND METAL COMPANY RICHARD WHEELHOUSE' SENIOR f -- J:-:::ffsE:f::Ss:e . -,nigga BOB DONALDSON All Conference LETTERME STEVE LAPAN LARRY LINDBERG A11 Conference Honorable Menuon Little A11 State Co Captain HOW ARD MOFFITT JOHN HOLEVOET Honorable Menuon A11 Westem 3rd Team Honorable Mention Lmle A11 State This Page Sponsored By X-.. E. W HOUGHTON LUMBER COMPANY BACK ROW Charles Falk Rrchard Falk Loren Appell Howard Moffrtt Judy Srmmons Kendra Alderman Kay Stoneberg Gall Johnson FRONT ROW Crown Bearer Scott McFarland Kmg John Holevoet Qleen Joyce Peterson Crown Bearer Deanne Nelson Thrs year s Homecomrng whrch was a tremendous success started the nrght before w1th a bonflre The students Jorned the cheerleaders and yelled several cheers pep talks were grven by some of the players and the evemng was chmaxed by a snake dance through the streets The next day came the parade w1th the school bands floats from each class and scores of decorated blcycles That evenrng, the football team made the Home whelmlng, 40 f trlumph over the Elmwood Trojans The football game was followed by the home commg dance sponsored by the Junror Class The hrghllght of the dance was the crownmg of Joyce Peterson, Queen and Johnllolevoet Krng ofthe Home corrung. We msh to thank the G Club for sponsorlng thls wonderful homecomlng L EN Y Q VE JO CE 'XND KING JOHN TMS page Sponsored by V E ANDERSON MANUFACTURING COMP XNY A 2 . ' . . ' . ' . . ' - 1 . : ' . : : . ' - . , . . . . . . . . , . coming and even greater success with an over- : r 1 b ' A' I A , v Y Y , ' 193-ij: 'ai BACK ROW: Earle Nelson, Barbara Kuster, Barbara Johnson, Mayor James B. Young, Queen Judy Talbot, Superintendent H. M. Robertson, Kris Core. Mary Jane Morgan, Principal A. E. Heck. FRONT ROW: Charles Hay, Becky Billings. li 'T X ri, - Y H9 U E2 - S I 'wifi 'Sf .4 A 4 ,I , ,,?' Y -, . 4-I1 3 . 2 ' 1 5. I 'E t 'A' - fg Fi: ::.'!!'Lff frfffii 2HZf2!7R4's?2' , ' . f xvn' . V' . 1 b N V 1 , PQ' A 7 2 . ' - 3 'gf- Y I 1 .LLA DCITV 1 . f L9-Q 'BH sau D 4 11 -QQ 'V f K 9 ET B 19405 FIRST ROW J' Cavanagh Manager L Hultgren L Appell S Lapan G Nelson L Lindberg P Myers SECOND ROW Coach D Billings R Falk .T Johnson P Loveall R .Tones R Dexter J Crome1n F Lord Assistant Coach R Miller VARSITY BLACKHAWK CHAMPS This year s team lived up to their title in every respect. The team scored an average of 65 3 points a game which was tops in the conference against their opponents They also had the best defensive record allowing an average of only 53 4 points a game. The 23 3 record is one of the best records ever compiled by a Galva team. This was one of the best balanced teams to ever play for Galva. Not just one player carried the scoring load but usually three or four scored in the double figures The team as a whole shot well above 40010 in most of their games and above 50010 m a couple of games Another thing that helped the team was their ability to control rebounds off both the defensive and offensive boards Both of these factors helped to make a well balanced championship team. After the regular season, Galva went to Galesburg to play in the Regional Tourna- ment. Galva got by Knoxville easily and came up against Abirgdon in the semi-finals. Galva had a tough time with them but came out on top 73-70. This brought Galva and Galesburg into the championship game. Galva gave Galesburg one of their roughest games of the season but came out on the short end of a 56-51 score. This year's Eugene Anderson Memorial Award, which is given to the varsity bas- ketball player who has the best free throw percentage, was won by John Cromien. He showed superior ability over all the other players while at the charity stripe. 0589! This page sponsored by JOE I. LORD AGENCY STANDING Coach Bllllngs J' Hoxworth D Aldrlch J' Pahlow D Eckberg G Boston C Falk Coach M1ller KNEELING B Thulme Manager D Anderson I Lord H Appell B Calhs P Myers B Leff SQUAD The B Squad started very slow but then at the end of the season started to play good ball. They ended the season wlth a t1e for last place w1th Wethersfleld. Galva had several close games that they could have won 1f they had gotten a few breaks In the future these boys should Improve and brlng Galva another f1ne team. There were boys who were good shots and excellent rebounders W1th these quahtxes Improved they wul become a better team. In the 'B' Squad tournament Galva beat Bradford in their first game. but then lost to Elmwood and Walnut to end up in fourth place. 05899 This page sponsored by GALVA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION and LILY TULIP CORPORATION SENICDRS LELAND HULTGREN LARRY LINDBERG COACH BILLINGS STEVE LAPAN All Conferenc e All Western Honorable Mention- - A11 Slate GARY NELSON im MJ -if QP v L le ff -Si BX Vy X I i ,1 P B ' gf l Ut .ff X H122 1 QA- Q! f' , 'W' -xg 1 X M W, A BACK ROW: Coach Miller, D. Holevoet, J. Lord, G. Carlson, R. Callis, L. Appell, R. Dexter, P. Myers R. Jones, R. Falk. MIDDLE ROW: D. Eckberg, W. Long, F. Lord, J. Hoxworth, C. Falk. FRONT ROW S. Lapan, H. Moffitt, J. Crornien, J. Holevoet, J. Frey, R. Carlson. This year's team had a very successful season. Several of the members of the team showed great achievements while they were on the track. The team will miss the seniors who were on the team, for they earned several of the team's points in every meet. The sophomores and juniors who made up most of the team had several good competitors and should improve and be even better. Galva placed third in the Blackhawk and fourth in the Galva Relays. Loren Appell placed third in the district, just missing going to the state track meet. The track team wishes to thank Coach Miller for the fine assistance and help that he gave us. TRACK This page sponsored by GALVA FOUNDRY SENIQRS rr 1 A A ai' 1 rw in i- XX fx xx K . .xx xx X-. R X K xx X A YS. ALL X.. X xxx D L51 ,A ' BACK ROW H Moffitt I Holevoet R Jones R Falk I Cromien, T Shields L Hult gren Coach Billings MIDDLE ROW R Aldrich F Lord C Falk I Carrasca F Carrasca B Donaldson B Palm M Martin FRONT ROW L Appell I Frey H Appell, L Lind berg S Lapan R Kuster BASEBALL Galva had a mediocre baseball season in 58 We had a bit of tough luck in the final innings of many of our games We had a potentially great team as many of our close scores indicated It is our wish that next year the remaining members of the team can better this year s record. We would like to extend our appreciation to Mr. Billings, a fine person and a fine coach. Galva - 3 Rova - 5 Galva - 6 Wethersfield - Galva -14 Bradford - 10 Galva - 4 Walnut - 5 SENICRS Thxs Page Sponsored By GALVA LG. A. STORE ' M, ' 1 figs tl :rpm 1.45. n -A V! ' . - . 1 ' 1 If 'ff 3 up qi i , ' ,eg , - 1 , 1 - 3 ? OUR CCDACHE The athletes and students of Galva High School all wish to thank you coaches, Mr. Miller and Mr. Billings, for the help and guidance you have given us thru this past year. We thank you both again for a fine job well done. Mr. Billings, we are glad that you will still be with us to lead the team to more basketball championships. The stu- dents and athletes think a lot of you, and we are hoping you will be with us for many more years to come. Mr. Miller, we are sorry to see you leave us so soon, but you have shown us by the records of the football and track teams that you are a very good and successful coach, We hope that you will have great success in your new coaching job in Kan- kakee. CC -s-.+,,,.r .,.i1,.,,- Q' , ggi. ,, I-111 Y-ff, fw- NL. 'u? 'f. ,. ,ff 4,-Z OOO FT P+-441 FEP! F Fi' 'JF As we stop and look back at the stormy sessions concerning our theme, prophecy, cover, and liner, we will always wonder how we ever managed to produce this yearbook. Since our yearbook distribution day was set to be in August, we were sure our deadline would be a cinch to meet. Much to our surprise, our deadline taxied in sooner than anticipated. Our magazine sales were a great success this year, and we wish to extend our thanks to each and every person who sold his share. When you yourself are on the Galahi Staff, you will understand our gratitude. Besides our magazine sales, other projects such as coke sales, candy sales, and Galahi ads were our money-making projects. We sincerely hope you will enjoy reading and cherishing this book as much as we enjoyed putting it together for you. This page sponsored by COLLINSON ELECTRIC I J'-. FIRST ROW B Barlow G Johnson D Armstrong J Lmdstrom B Anderson L Girkin N Heck S Burnett E Johnson D Talbot Mrs Myers SECOND ROW N Johnson B Bridges D Thompson P Stout C Ericson K Quinney P Theesfeld S Hayes P Garrison S Krans K Kewish. THIRD ROW B Lundeen K Stonberg J Peterson B Ericson B Peterson J Appell J Pearson E Sweat L Spill man L Dowell M Sloan. FOURTH ROW B Simmons L Nelson J Talbot C Johnsen S Lind N Falk J Simmons S Vaughan C Jones J Kneen J Frey E Quayle FIFTH ROW S Johnson A Palmer J Cederberg P Miller A Ericson D Swan S Kewish J Walker N Bogner A Corktll S Nichols SDiTH ROW D Goodrich J White JoWaller C Hanson, R Miller J Sherbeyn R Robson E Crisco K Kelly M Rosenow J Hawks K Alderman. OFFICERS The GAA had a very successful year under the supervision of Mrs Myers Early in October we had initiation for the twenty four incoming freshmen. They hiked to Bishop Hill where they had a wiener roast in the park. Some of their money-making projects have been a rummage sale early in the fall, a bake sale, sponsoring the Galateen, the G.A.A.'s newspaper, and a concession stand at the home basketball games. This year for the first time they sold home-made candy. Ten girls attended the G.A.A. Playday at Buda on March 8. We are sure that the G,A.A.'s flight to the future will be very successful if they continue their good work. BOTTOM ROW: C. Hanson, J. White, R. Miller. MIDDLE ROW: J. Simmons, J. Frey. TOP: Mrs. Myers, Sponsor. STIMP GALVA VET IAND2 GALA TEEN LET'S GO This Page Sponsored By S ERINARY SERVICE and RELIABLE CLEANER F.C.A. The Future Craftsmen ofAmerica had sixty-four members this year, one of the largest groups they have had since they were organized in 1943. In May of 1957, delegates attended the State Meeting of Illinois Industrial Arts Clubs in Rockford. The honor of Vice-Chairman of Section I was bestowed upon Leland Hult- gren, who served as the President of the Galva organization this year. The craftsmen took a field trip to the Breigel Method Fitting Corporation in Galva, and the Midland Electric Coal Mine in Victoria. The highlight of the year was a trip to the Museum of Science and lndustry at Chicago in November. R. Conrad, Reporterg R. Falk, Vice-President, L. Hultgren, O F F I C E R S President, G. Brown, Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Whitehouse, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: D. Ripka, T. Smith, J. Cramer, L. Kaiser, D. Kaiser. SECOND ROW: Mr. Whitehouse, K. Ringle, B. Palm, R. Spiegel, T. Raley, L. Townsend, H. Conlin, R. Conrad, J. Rishel. J. Carrasca. THIRD ROW: J. Melton, B. Murphy, L. Hultgren, I. Maloy, G. Boston, L. Pierce, F.Carrasca, J.Collinson, K. Smith, G. Brown. FOURTH ROW: R. Anderson, I-I.Brock,S. Conner, W. Larson, W. Alhberg, I. Conner, R. Falk, J. Cavanagh, B. Thuline, R. Hanson. FIFTH ROW: D. Dunbar, R. Wheelhouse, W. Peterson, B. Young, D. Bloom, L. Collinson, R. Thompson, G. Carlson, L. Theesfeld, D. Nordstrom, M. Conner. SIXTH ROW: B.- Gordon, J. Cromien, L. Melton, G. Wexell, D, Abbott, R. Kuster, L. Lindberg, K. Nordstrom, A. Summerson, E. Johnson, B. Olson. ,I X. Tfus Page Sponsored By BEASTON'S GROCERY AND CAFE and BERGREN HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY x -G- .V A-9, D '-L' n 1 ,Q 'Q '-. f i ' - X .'-. N ' ' JF, 3 Y ' A R- 2133. ' , hr Q Y . .,i'X -'R av- ' B I m M, 5 if , ,W W . J V' F. T. A. w 45 N R FIRST ROW: Sponsor, Miss Lapang P. Theesfeld, C. Johnson, I. Appell, C. Ericson. SECOND ROW: L. Spillman, J. Ced Kewish, B. Peterson, N. Heck. THIRD RO - ler, K. Alderman, S. Nicholls Ericson, I. White, A. Corkill, D. Swan, I. Tal Rosenow. SIXTH ROW: erberg, S. W. M. Sloan, N. Falk, I. Wal- , I. Kneen. FOURTH ROW: E. Sweat, D. Goodrich, A. bot. FIFTH ROW: S. Johnson, T. Raley, W. Long, I. Joh P. Lovall, I. Palmer, C. Hampton, R. Dexter, I, Cromien ' nson, P. Miller, M. . I. Loqulst, R. Spiegel. There is a great demand for teachers in America, and the Mildred Lapan Club of the Future Teachers of America is ably filling this demand for the Flight to the Future. In November, during National Education Week, special projects were undertaken. In recognition of National Teachers Honor Day the club presented a flower to every teacher, cleaned the grounds and corridors, and every member taught a high school class. Many other worth-while projects were undertaken such as: donating food to the Lion's Club for Christmas baskets and presenting gifts of home-made candy and cookies to retired teachers at Christmas time. Last October some of the members attended the regional rally held at Augustanna College in Rock Island. We are sure that a club with so many worthwhile pro- jects will continue to help many on their Flight to the Future. -as ist N-1 FIRST ROW: G. Selman, J. Kuster, D. Kaiser, D. Wexell, R. Conrad, Sponsor Mr. Liehr. SECOND ROW: M. Anderson, F. Walker, R. Ault, D. Anderson, I. Holevoet, B. Leff, G. Carlson, R. Thuline, L. Robinson. THIRD ROW: R, Jones, R, Carlson, D, Kenney, H. Appell, E. Johnson, G. Daymude, G. Wexel1,G. Beeler, FOURTH ROW: L. Lindberg, J. Raley, B. Sivers, R. Kuster, S. Lapan, G. Ripka, H. Moffitt, R. Brooks, B. Teerlinck. OFFICERS FRONT ROW: B. Sivers, J. Kuster, D. Kenney, R. Thuline. SECOND ROW: R. Conrad, R. Kuster. The Galva Chapter of Future Farmers of America this year had thirty-three members including six Green Hands. Several of the members sold their steers at the F.F.A. , 4-H County Steer Sale held at Geneseo. Forrest Walker and Dean Kaiser have received chain gilts from the chapter. Bob Thuline, Bruce Sivers, David Kenny, and our advisor went to the Leadership Training School at Ohio, Illinois. This is the sixth year that our chapter has taken part in the Corn Picker Safety Campaign. Our agriculture Council took us from farm to farm and we talked to about two hiuidred farmers. We made the most of our money selling garden seeds during the spring and by selling pop and popcorn at basketball and football games. This year for the first time in several years we had an F.F.A. school dance on March 14. We also had a parents' night program and potluck March 19. Roger Ault, Gerald Wexell, and David Anderson won the trip to the International Livestock Show sponsored by the Galva Bank. The section Ill Officers' Banquet was held at the Burns Grange. Attending were four officers: Bruce Sivers. .Terry Kuster, Bob Thuline, and David Anderson. Assisting was our advisor, Mr. Liehr. Our June activities included a fishing triptoRush Lake, Minnesota and a judging contest at Champaign. THE MC COYS N...- THE IONESES Tlus Page Sponsored By RICH LAPAN'S SUPER SERVICE and MASCALL S FLORAL GARDEN FIRST ROW: Mrs. Whitehouse, Miss Obst, M. Sloan, V. Diericks, S. Richison, L. Robinson, S. Burnett, B. Lundeen. SECOND ROW: L. Dowell, J. Peterson, L. Spillman, D. Boyd, J. Bennison, K. Stonberg, J. Selman, E. Sweat, B. Peterson. THIRD ROW: S. Noret, C. Ericson, B. Ericson, K. Quinney, B. Simmons, E. Quayle, S. Newman, L. Nelson,S.Vaughan,M. Lambert. FOURTH ROW: H. Kenney, J. Kneen, J. Talbot, J. Simmons, N. Falk, D. Anderson, J. Walker, J. Dewolfe, E. Johnson, M. Peterson, C, Holmes. FIFTH ROW: B. DeCrane, J. Johnson, B. Kuster, A, Ericson, K. Alderman, A. Corkill, K. Core, I. Wawks, K. Scott,G.Frank.SlXTH ROW: J. Bonar,J. White, J. Waller, M. Morgan, L. Black, R. Miller, J. Sherbeyn, R. Robson, L. Leff, E. Crisco, C. Hanson, K. Kelly. All passenger planes must have the comforts of home. It is the duty of the airline hostess to provide this as it is the duty of the homemakers to do the same in the home. The theme for the F .H.A. this year was Stairway to Success. Our money making projects for the year were a bake sale, stationery sale, Hobo Day, and selling food at the football games. This year we had very entertaining programs at the chapter meetings. We had a career skit, Christmas gifts, International Relations skit, and a panel discussion on civil defense. All of these have been beneficial to the members. This year the F.H.A. formal was on December 7, and the theme Snow-Ball was appropriate for the time of the year. The gym ceiling was white and blue with sparkling snowflakes hanging down. There were Christmas trees placed throughout the gym with multi-colored lights. During the intermission Queen Nancy attended by her court was crowned. Durirg the month of February we had Secret Heart Sister. On February 12 we also had a Backwards Party. The National F.H.A. Week, February 24-28, was observed by the chapter by doing special things each day. Monday was red and white, the national colors for the organization, Tuesday was family night. To celebrate Family Night we had a party in the gym on March 25. The theme for the party was Picnic. For the entertainment the junior and senior girls modeled the garments they had made for Home Economics. Wednesday was neatness day, Thursday please and thank- you day, Friday good deed day, Saturday help at home, Sunday go to church. We had a very successful year and we thank our wonderful sponsors for their cooperation. FIRST ROW: M. Morgan, D. Anderson, D. Talbot, N, Falk, E, Sweat, K. Scott, L. Black. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Whitehouse, L. Leff, K. Quinney, S. Richison, B. Peterson. D. Boyd, B. Kuster,R.Robson, Mrs. Lippens. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lippens, L. Girkin, P. McGrew, R. He1mkamD. I. Appell, D. Elliott, C. Johnsen, B Anderson, N. Heck, B. Peterson. SECOND ,ROW: L. Dillon, P. Theesfeld, H. Moulton, D. Talbot, K. Kewish B. Barlow, G. Johnson, J. Oliver. .T. Robertson, J. Lindstrom, S. Bennison. THIRD ROW: J. Anderson, N. Johnson, D. Armstrong, D. Anderson, D. Abbott, C. Jones, D. Rapier, K. Nordstrom, J. German, E Kenney, C. Strandberg, S. Krans. FOURTH ROW: S. Nordstrom, B. Bridges, C. Moffitt, S. Jeffries, C Hepner, K. Beaston, S. Nicholls, P. Garrison, K. Raley, K. Conrad, S. Gutschlag. FIFTH ROW: S. Hayes J. Cederberg, L. Talberg, P. Tillman, D. Goodrich, R. King, J. Doye, S. Kewish, D. Scott, S. Lind, N B08ner. SDCTH ROW: D. Thompson, D. Van Wynsberghe, A. Palmer, P. Miller, C. Johnson, I. Leff, I Nelson, P. Stout, P. Swan, S. Johnson. Z T QUEEN NANCY g C v This Page Sponsored By HARRY W. KEMPIN and ILLINOIS POWBQ COMPANY FIRST ROW: J, peter-Son, J, Sher-beyn, I... Black, J. Hawks, L. Dowell, G. Frank. SECOND ROW: I. Talbot. C, Hanson. J, Selrnan, J, Bonar, B, Peterson, M. Rosenow. THIRD ROW: I. Simmons, L. Spillman, N Fang, A, Ericson, A. Corkill. FOURTH ROW: R. Robson, R. Miller, E. Quayle, D. AHd61'S0f1. K- Kelly, K Quinney. J. Walker, M. Peterson. The membership of this year's club was fifty-four, which was the largest membership for many years. The Library Club's main purpose is to teach each student how to operate the school library more efficiently. Each member has a different duty to perform such as charging out books, filing pamphlet material, keeping shelves in order, collecting fines, decorating bulletin boards, mending books, typing, and dusting books and shelves. The club co-operated with the Citizen's Committee in helping celebrate National Library Week, March 16-23, by arranging an attrac- tive window display in Swank's Hardware Store with the captions - WAKE UP AND READ - Doing It Yourself? - Your Public, School. and Home Libraries Have the Answers. The window contained tools hardware, seeds, etc. This was used with a display of books containing the information for do-it-yourself. The first semester officers were: President, Roberta Robson: Vice-President, Donna Anderson: Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Falk: Reporter, Loretta Boyd. The second semester officers were: President, Roberta Robson: Vice-President, Lorriane Dowellg Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Falk- Reporter, Don Holevoet. OFFICERS FIRST ROW: S. Lind, N. Bogner. J. Doye, P. Swan, B. Peterson, D. Anderson. SECOND ROW P Thees feld, K. Stonberg, S. Noret, C. Johnsen, S. Nicholls, S. Johnson. THIRD ROW: P. Miller, S Kewish C Falk. C. Whitehouse. FOURTH ROW: J. German, J.Cedorberg,c.Erioson, M. Sloan, H. Moulton L Bins: D. Holevolt. NATIONAL H0 OR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organization made up of Juniors and Seniors who have maintained a B average or better. The purpose of the organi- zation is to to encourage character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Early in September a formal initiation was put on for the twenty new members by the thirteen senior members. Mrs. Katherine Cottier, a teacher from the Isle of Man, was the guest speaker. The National Honor Society is Lmder the spon- sorship of Leonard Smith. Carolyn Holmes, Historiang Ann Corkill, Secretary Leland Hultgren, Presidentg Ed Johnson, Vice-Presi- dent .Ton Palmer Treasurer Mr Smith Sponsor FIRST ROW Left to Right N Falk J Talbot J Kneen B Ericson E Sweat B Peterson, K Scott C Holmes SECOND ROW J Dewolfe K Core A Ericson 'vi Rosenow B Kuster R Miller N1 J Morgan J Waller J White A Corkill THIRD ROW L Hultgren W Long W Peterson R Jones R Dexter C Hampton L Appell J Palmer E Johnson L Manning W. Peterson J Johnson Mr Smith I . v - I , I a . s , n , u . s I f a , s u Q 0 , - 1 - I I ' 1 - I . . . ,- . , I . - , . , . , . . . . f . , I g I 5 I I U 5 I I I I I , Q I 1 I n 0 - . Q 1 Ax 1 ii' CHQRLIS 'geji-'1 +. ' 9 V fij I 2 'EV' snr XG' , Q Q 2 wg. T, Vggkefigg ,vp ,A+ Q ff s X ' I ' ' 'Q .ff I f F Vi' l 3 i, ' H: 4 Ei' if 'Y w ' as 4 . X 5 Q i W fl' il Hi fi li , 1 W I ,fs fr .. , 91 Q 1 .s Q, I I Q 1 Q! . may g M ' f'f' tfi- JH ' 55.51 I UVM- U I V 4 Y. H rx if 1 u 5 ,,,,,..4--- V A ' -fn-yn T-H-V , v hl N I ? A ' w I I .1 The calendar for the Senior Band during the 1957-1958 term has certainly been a busy one. Everyone worked hard to make all the activities undertaken a success The band did a fine job marching in the homecomirg parade, and they put on an outstanding show at the Homecoming Game. The band also marched for other games that were enjoyed by the enthusiastic spectators. At the close of the marching season the band moved inside where there was a change of mood. The band continued their appear ances by playing at the home basketball games. The band also put on a Christmas Concert which consisted of more serious Christmas music. Each selection was intro duced by a member of the senior class. Our amiual spring concert was held on April 11th. The unusual theme Circus Daze was carried out extremely well. The band also played at the Blackhawk Band Festival at wethersfield. This year we had a fine dance band. They played for the Band Boosters, our vic- tory party, and the Lions Club. The money they earned from the dances will go to the fund for going to Chicago. This year the Lions Club is sending the band to the Lions International Convention in Chicago where they will march in the parade on July 9thg this will be the ba.nd's debut over television. We are sure that the band will represent the school in fine fashion and carry on the band tradition. we have had a very enjoyable year: and we, the seniors of the Galva High School Band wish to thank Mr. Smith for a very successful year. This page sponsored by GARRIGAN'S MARKET andR AND K CITIES SERVICE FFICERS ,JW A - 1 , QE 3 A L 5 5 Q . 4 0 ff f 1 MARION -AWARD WINNERS LQIVII C.91 HHECTOR 8: JAKE 3. DADS 1+ . T :I N vat, S I pf: T 2 13 Q 5 +11FUmM x 'T f l-.1 gQ ,rvsnnmv A Q :fn gg 1. V 'LH , A I ' . v. A 4 3 'Q 1 ' X I l ,f f IL f Y , . 1 af fl b 7L's + ,X Ll A - ' D f' Q al 1 TOP HATS ADIOS SENICRS 41 J . pf'-n,-, ,, ... - ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN Reverend William H. Spence . . . . Hope Spence . Hartzell . . Eileen .... Dr. Romer . . Louise ,,,, Maria . . Molly . . Ronny . . . Letty ..... Mrs. Sandow . Mrs. Digby . . Georgie . . . Mrs. Cambridge Mrs. Jellison . Major Cooper . Bishop Sherwood Reverend Fraser Spence . . . . Director . . . Make-Up . . This Page Sponsored By WALLEI AGENCY Edward Johnson . . Arm Corkill Leland Hultgren LuAnr1 Spillman . . Steve Lapan . . Judy Talbot Lorraine Dowell . Judy Simmons . Larry Lindberg . Becky Ericson Carolyn Holmes Joyce Peterson . . . .Jim Frey . Linda Nelson Barbara Johnson . Leo Collinson . . Jon Palmer Wayne Peterson . . Miss Peard . Miss Davis L C O Z 0 I- JP en an 'U r- -4 Lucy Ricky Ethel Mertz Fred Mertz Peggy Dawson Arthur Morton M1ss Wtuling Mr Lmlefield Mrs L1tt1ef1e1d Joe Delivery Men Make Up -fewer. I Love Lucy' Julie Kneen Rlchard Dexter Johanna Waller Loren Appell Elaine Sweat Phil Loveall Jean Bonar Curtls Hampton Krisceda Core Ronrue Jones Jim Johnson and Fred Lord Miss Davrs Thls Page Sponsored By GALVA NEWS and SWEAT AND RINGLE .lf -wean! ,39- 45 1 Warren and Wayne Peterson. 2 Leo Colhnson. 3 Edward Johnson. 4 Garry Brown. o Howard Moffxtt 6 James Cavanagh 7 Becky Encson 8 Gary Daymude 9 Ann Corktll 10 Roger Conrad. 11 Rlchard Kuster 12 Terry Krapausky 13 Gary Beeler 14. Bob Brooks 15 Gerald wexell 16 Steve Lapan. 17 Betty DeCrane 18 Guy Rlpka 19 Joyce Dewolfe 20 Martha Peterson 21 Douglas Fraser 22 Dav1d Kenney 23 Leland Hultgren 24. Barbara Kuster 25 Larry Lmdberg. 26 Eldon Anderson. 27 Larry Manning. .E iw YM N ' wvi .,, 1 M , .. ua, - 0 , ga V. 5 ' . ff gl U as I s X J ' 'Z x 53' 'N C ASS WILL We the Class of 1958 do wtll and bequeath the followmg Donna Anderson, wtll my lnterest tn farm boys to Cheryl Erlcson. Eldon Anderson w1ll my llttle Hares to Sylvla Krans Gary Beeler wlll my affecuonate feellngs for glrls to Roger Splegel. Loretta Boyd wlll my spontaneous glggle to Carolyn Johnsen. Robert Brooks w1l1 my senous attitude toward school to Bob Callls Garry Brown, wxll my steady abmty to Kelth Smlth. Roger Carlson, wtll my dmner Jokes to Tom Raley James Cavanagh refuse to wlll anythlng to anybody Leo Collinson, wtll my slnglng ablllty U1 the school shower to Donald Bloom. Roger Conrad will my helght to Loren Appell Ann Corklll w1l1 my publxc speakug ab1l1ty to Shlrley Nordstrom. Gary Daymude wlll my black halr to Jlmmy Olson. Betty DeCrane wlll my qulet way ln school that IS to Leanna Eshelman. Joyce Dewolfe wzll my secret lnfatuatlons to Lynn Robmson. Robert Donaldson, will my unpredictable Jokes to Davld Anderson. Lorrame Dowell will leave my dlamond nng to no one Rebecca Erlcson, wlll my ablllty to be late for Rrst hour class because of bad roads to Bonme Barlow Nancy Falk will my ability to catch Jokes a half hour after they re told to Marllee Rosenow Douglas Fraser will my favonte pool cue to Wlutney Long. James Frey will my pull with the dentist to Lance Melton. Carol Hanson, will my Judo ablllty to Lester Dykeman. John Holevoet will my football ablllty to Kenny Rxngle Carolyn Holmes wlll my speedy sewing to anyone who wants a wardrobe U1 24 hours Leland Hultgren will my lnnerest U1 Standard gasollne to Llnda Black. Barbara Johnson, wlll my sun tan to Bonnie Peterson. Edward Johnson, wxll my tnterest in the Student Councll to Harold Nordeen. Davld Kenney will my powerful strength to wayne Lewls Helen Kenney will leave my speech class wxth a slgh of rellef Terry Kerner will my pin curls to Jon Lord. Terry Krapausky will my abilxty throw things together and get results to Phll Loveall. Barbara Kuster will my way wlth the boys to Pat Theesfeld. Richard Kuster will my curly halr to Julle Kneen Martha Lambert will my interest Ln Kewanee to my sister Malzle. Stephen Lapan, will my masculine phystque to John Rxshel. Larry Lmdberg w1ll my lab techruque to Ron Jones Larry Manmru wxll my rocket bulldxng ablllty to Blll Flack Howard Moffltt will my success as a tllrt to Jerry Kuster Gary Nelson, w1ll my red Ford to Fred Lord. Kenneth Nelson wxll my qtuetness to Teddy Nelson. Lxnda Nelson wtll my cornet to the J unlor Class scrap drtve. Robert Nordstrom will my K P dunes to Jerry Melton. Jon Palmer w1ll my locker pm up glrls to Jim Johnson. Judlth Pearson wlll my sudden sneeze to Ava Erlcson. Joyce Peterson wtll my cheerleadlrg abxllty to Sharon Gutschlag Martha Peterson, will my ability to sleep tn class to Pat Mtller warren Peterson w1l1 my ability to beat out any rhythm to Chuck Falk Wayne Peterson w1ll my mterest ln older glrls to Rlchard Dexter Lyle Pierce w1ll my ablllty to smoke tn school restrooms to Larry Blust Guy Rlpka will my nlck name Flash to Hal Appell. Larry Roblnson wlll my hgh! green machine to Paul Myers Roberta Robson wlll my short halr to Dons Boyd. Janet Sherbyn wxll my Job at the theater to anyone who wants to be Ln the movles Tom Shlelds w1ll my sharp shootirg to Davld Eckberg. Judy Slmmons w1ll my tltle of Mtss Lake Calhoun to Mary Jane Morgan. Bruce Sivers w1ll my bookkeepxng ab1l1ty to Paul Jehlxng LuAnn Splllman, will my innocent blue eyes to Dtxle Rapler Judy Talbot will my queenly grace and blush to Pat Tlllman. Larry Theesfeld w1ll my bashfulness to John Cromem. Robert Teerllnck wlll the record player m my car to anyone who doesn t have a Judy Walker wlll my desxre for brlght flashes to Sandra Llnd Gerald wexell wxll my interest ln food to Dean Kalser Richard Wheelhouse will my pencll stubs to Carl Whltehouse. we the Class of 1958 w1ll our three wonderful sponsors MISS DIEHL MR S MRS BAILEY and all of the good tlmes we ve had lll hlgh school to the class of 1962 Slgned and sealed by the class of 1958 radlo MITH and L . . , . L L. . , . . L L. . L L. . . .L L . ,. . . L . . . L L L . . L L . . I, L ' , L L. . . L L. . . . L . . 1. ' . ' - . L . . .. . L L. . . I. L Cl UO L . .. I. , '. 1. .' ' . L L . . . . L . L , . . I, ' , '. I, , ' ' '. 1. . L L . . L L . 1. . - . L LL.. .. L . . L . L. . L 1. . ' . L . L L. . L. L. . . 1. .' L L. .-. L . L. . L L. . .. L 1. ' -. 1. .' . 1. .' ' ' . L .L. . L L L. . . L L. . . .L L .L. L . I, ,' ' '. L L. . L L. . I, ,' ' ' '. 1. .' ' '. L L . . CLASS PROPHECY Donna Anderson Pnvate secretary to the presrdent of the Lrndberger cheese factory Eldon Anderson Salesman of hrs own product Wrldroot Hare O11 Gary Beeler An Ipana chemtst trymg to ftnd out where the yellow went Loretta Boyd Home demonstrater for the Cozy' Home Company Robert Brooks Owner of the Double B worm ranch Garry Brown Desrgner of the latest woman's fashlons Roger Carlson Head baker for Holmes bread James Cavanagh Gulde at the Museum of Scrence and lr1dustry rn Chtcago Leo Colhnson Mrnk ratser employed by the Brg Payoff Roger Conrad Brggest l1ttle rancher thts slde of the BAISSISSIDDI R1ver Ann Corlull Famous woman stunt flrer Gary Daymude Balloon blower for Rlngllng Brother Crrcus Betty DeCrane Custodran of Wrley Park Ioyce Dewolfe Ftrst lady mayor of LaFayette Robert Donaldson Favorrte d1sc jockey on WPEO Lorrarne Dowell Star of the I Love Lon show on televlsron Rebecca Encson A Salafl gurde on the Amazon. Nancy Falk Business manager of the Long Post Hole Manufacturmg company Douglas Fraser Self employed whose card reads Have Motorcycle Wrll Travel James Frey Guard on the Elmrra Trgers football team Carol Hanson Chosen as Amerrca s funnest comedrenne 1n 1968 John Holevoet Famous aucuoneer at the Chicago Unxon Stock Yard Carolyn Holmes Famous bullfrghter 1n Mexrco Leland Hultgren Gum tester for the Dennne Company Barbara Johnson Uruted States ambassador to France Edward Johnson Dull sergeant at West Pomt Davrd Kenney Chref of Polrce at Nekoma Helen Kenney Governess tn the home of Mr and Mrs Eddy Fxsher Terry Kemer Stand rn for Yul Brynner Terry Krapausky Galva High School drlvmg trarrung teacher R1chard Kuster New owner of the chaln of Kuster Hotels Martha Lambert Jayne Mansf1eld's personal eyelash curler Stephen Lapan Replaced Manners the Butler on televtslon Larry Lrndberg Thud baseman for the Blshop H111 Swedes Larry Manrung Chemrstry teacher at Galva Hrgh School Howard Moffltt Author of How To Plan Meals ln Between Meals Gary Nelson Head basketball coach at the Uruverslty of Kentucky Kenneth Nelson Engrneer of expanslon budge over Spoon R1ver Llnda Nelson Bugler for the Kentucky Derby at Lou1sv1lle Kentucky Robert Nordstrom Airplane mechanrc at the Molme Arrpost Jon Palmer Employed by the Dupont Chemrcal Company as a wtndow Judy Pearson Star of the Grand Old Opr y 1n Nashvtlle Tennessee Joyce Peterson Pxckle packer at the Packy P1ck11ng Company Martha Peterson Mattress tester for the Sleep Easy Mattress Company Warren Peterson Famous motlon pxcture dxrector and producer Wayne Peterson Bellboy at the Sher aton Hotel Lyle Prerce Champron wrestler called The Frerce Prerce Guy Rtpka Story wr1ter for A Date Wrth Judy comrc books Larry Robrnson Govemor of lllrnors Roberta Robson Dean of the Roberta Stephens Modelrng School Janet Sherbyn Beauuctan on the QUEEN ELIZABETH. Tom Shrelds President of the Do It Yourself factory Judy Srmmons Head cook at Wally's Dr1ve In Bruce Slvers P1lot of the fust rocket to the moon LuAnn Sp111man Stand 1n for the Swedlsh actress Amta Eckberg Judy Talbot Manager of the Elvrs Presley Recordtng Studro Robert Teerlmck Head of the complamt department at Macy s washer Larry Theesfeld Secretary of the Treasury for the Uruted States government. Judy Walker State 4 I-I Advrser Gerald Wexell Proprxetor of the waxy Candle Factory R1chard Wheelhouse Dance mstructor at Arthur Mu.rray's Dance Studlo - . , . .. .. - . - Y' ll . ,, . . ' ' n 1 A - . .. . .. . , . . Barbara Kuster - Chosen Mrs, America in 1968. - . . ' . .. . .. . . - . . - . ,, ,, . . - - . ' .. . . . .. - -. . ' . . . - . , JU ICR-SE IOR PRCJM The Annual Junior - Senior Prom was held at Midland Country Club on Friday night, May 16. The theme of the night was Satellite Ball. We were greeted at the door by spacemen who parked our rocket ships for us. After a delicious meal Ron J ones presided as toast master and introduced Leland Hultgren, Sharon Vaughan, Bob Donaldson, and Miss Davis. They all gave speeches that the Seniors will long remember. The tables were cleared so that the couples could enjoy dancing to the music of the Dreamtimers. Couples took time out to have refreshments at the Cafe Canaveral. Mrs. Allegra Youngberg gave three humorous talks during the dance which brought much laughter from the 150 people present. For those who thought that people on earth would never believe that they had been in outer space, they had their pictures taken by Fritz Carlson. The Seniors join in thanking the Junior Class for a wonderful evening. One guest said, It was out-of-this-world. X v,2,.. b r , 3. 2.23 gr ,f e 4 ' ,ii ,. W gf :iff fi ' 1' 'Q ' QQ ix' f Q ,nv M V , in . 1 , M 3 , 5, 1 3 Y lu 4 nv' ag, M . 4 'YQ D i F L VV VCQQA7 4 'Q Q ' j M..- Q' 4 , Q M O ,,. -, Q? - mf, Ja Mya, 4 3- . ,....,, . ,swam-.t Qgiiigiiiiifiaf 4 ,,xf . hui, . Y. I. 9? fix K w IDEAL GIRL IDEAL Height . Figure. . . Clothes . . Hands . Manners. . Hair .... Complexion Eyes Eyebrows Eyelashes Personahty Nose Smile Teeth Voice . . Nancy Falk Roberta Robson Becky Ericson . . Ann Corkill Joyce Dewolfe . Judy Talbot Carolyn Holmes Judy Simmons Loretta Boyd Carol Hanson Barbara Johnson LuAnn Sprllman Lorraine Dowell Joyce Peterson Barbara Kuster Height. . . . Physique . Clothes . . . Manners. . . Hair. . Ears . . Eyes Eyebrows Ch.1n Personality Nose Smlle Teeth Voice Wit SENICR PICN C BUY . Howard Moffitt . . David Kenney . Leland Hultgren . . . . Ed Johnson . . Tom Sheilds . . 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XE -M MM H QR STUDENTS JON PALMER Valedictorian LELAND HULTGREN Fmal Honors Ann Corlull Joyce Dewolfe Becky Encson Carolyn Holmes Barbara Johnson Barbara Kuster Larry Manrnng warren Peterson Judy Talbot Faculty Prize Scholarship Rrchard Freece Memonal Award NANCY FALK Co Salutatorxan PEO Enghsh Award D A R Award l WAYNE PETERSON Co Salutatonan Fmal Honors Fmal Honors and Betty Crocker Homemakmg Award Final Honors Fmal Honors Fmal Honors and Anon Award Fmal Honors Fmal Honors Frnal Honors and Anon Award Fmal Honors -Sl Q Lorraine Dowell . . ............... Final Honors BACCALAUREATE Processional, Pomp and Circumstance' . . . . . Ruth Helmkamp Hymn .... . .......... . . . . . O Worship the King Invocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . .... Rev. John S. Broeksmit Choral Anthem, God Is Everywhere' ..................... KYOUSCJ Youth Choir of First Methodist Church Directed by Leonard Smith Baccalaureate Sermon .................... Rev. Harold L. Thrall 'The Climb To Character' Choral Anthem, 'The Lord Is My Shepherd' .......... . . . . . fSmartJ Youth Choir of First Methodist Church Benediction . . ...................... Rev. Elmer Ditch Recessional . . . . . . . Ruth Helrnkamp OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO CLASS FLOWER - Lilac CLASS COLORS - Lavender and White CLASS SONG - God Is Ever Beside Me' CLASS MOTTO - 'We must live in the house we buildg if it is without character, we are the ones who suffer. Processional . . . . . Ruth Helmkarnp Invocation ............... Fr. William Carey Salutatory Address .............. Nancy Falk Thoughts, Dreams, Hopes of Youth Vocal Solo ................. Judy Pearson Lord, Let Me Live Today Awarding of Honors ........... H. M. Robertson Salutatory Address ............ Wayne Peterson 'The Greatest Challenge Music . . . ...... . .... . . . . Mixed Chorus 'God Is Ever Beside Me Valedictory Address .............. Jon Palmer A Cause To Work For Presentation of Class ............. A. E. Heck Awarding of Diplomas . . . Dr. E. M. Eckberg Benediction . . . . . . . Fr. William Carey Recessional . . . . . Ruth Helmkamp COMMENCEME s' ' ' ' U l U xy R COLLEG ATE P Kunsus Cnty j li '- fr-' V:'g':.' - Eu -B IAVOP' NQME OFFICE 0 1- ' .. ,, 4 V1-:.4,.,.fLiLe, H... U- A V J -- - ' -1- f'- --V-ff'-f--0 V-A-W f W- - -----' ' ' ' -wwf , .-'M ' ' ' ' f .xx Pa Q , N. QM ,wfyv A , , ,Y -, i .M K., 'f W k t. W Wm .M,,,, fe Y ,f B 5 Q