P' Fw -'X 551 ni 5: -' 'fn -fx . X, 'W . .m ns ww' fu- , 1 ' + ,gk4w,J:W,f N ,. 1 fifffh + .iw , ,. ku H it +1 ,, ' . 4' 495- N x 131 , L. 7 . 0 I 44 an QNX , Wai 8 5 , 1,5 '- - s 0 ,1,-.,g . 1. 3 'Q . -4 4 I iff . 1.3 V O Q A lv Hwlj? .. Q lgff' ' 'H--' -! fm. .. VH' .M .',! -'N -pu in -. .Ji .ia g s :yy W' NQQSMKZ5' an Lff -sm 2 , H ri. sl '-13-.32 'f-JJ ,. NA- fw- 1 . ,,, L . -- 'A 5 4' 3 s . -- , s ' ' 1 1 1 , 7 k Q Ns, A B wa' 5, CLASS 59 PRESENTS A I 1959 GALAHI u f 1 1 a. 4 rx' r .1 1 .4 . . , all-Q.f.'l' ' fi'.':'-T1-5511. - . 1-.-.gg -913.35 Hu.. '-,f. '7. .: . .'1 X..-Tip'-'-'.fi.-. -' ':'.,--..-V.: ' xg-V, r :.'f'.. -. A ..-- ray: . 551' ,'e. '3.' Tx' mug.: -in--.1 v.-'11 L. - .'. '.:5,.J.ff E-g, ..1ir.j-3: tk' .uri ':- -'.. I 'L ',a'i ' . J. ',J'.f-ii: 5- L, .' .gal-.1. 21, ...-.-':. 1 11 .aJ',h..'H,.Q. Qjig'.,.Q1,-.g.--3, . I ag --1-,f1L,'.' 4 lf? I iiiff F... - ' -'::. -- 212745 M: -..Qr:.5 . gm Q- W' lf'-1 Q73 1.- 1'i.', 7,1 :NT -sg.: 3611. af Gif- ...'- l .'.s1'j ' , .:,-A-. -, 1,- '1-.'i' TLA' 1,3 fu :.i I .n I l 1 .3 - - -A -. ix.. an .. '- g '.:,:': 5-.,',.x 4-: .ali :fy 1-2 .51 ,E v, ASH ' T f'.'1.': 'x'.fi.f hx-1 nb,- .ua , -.,lIf Q11 '-gf-' if: -I -A 'lu l v ARCHITECTS LEFT TO RIGHT Donald Jones Dana Mahaffey Leon Lewrn Secretary Mrs Fred Dukey Dr E M Eckberg Pres1dent Floyd LaMaster Eugene Beaston Rrchard Lapan H M Robertson Superlntendent The archrtectb our Board ofEducat1on have playeda greatpart rnour Bu11d1n for buceebb Ruth our archrtects no Cd1f1CB could be completed Lnder the leadershlp of the Presldent Dr Lckberg they have wrllrnvly haven therr ume and energy to make d8C1S1Of1n Wh1Ch affect our school lrfe We of the Llalahr staff reah e that therr fforts on our behalf often go unrewarded and we mbhto thank eaeh rnern ber of the Board of Fducatlon for dexotlns, hrmself to rnakrngour tour yearb rn lnbh ehool xery bueeehbfnl 5 1 . . v - , . . . , Q , , , . . , . - , - - u - - - N M U V- '- . , S - - , , - . , , 1 ' 4 1. 'x 1' ' I ' ' I m ' ' A r 5 . - ' H , rr gl 1 1 1 ' Q x f.' ' - N - 14 L, , e r L ' ,, ' J ' ,' ' 1 ' ', 5. V. - t ,,.. l ADMINISTRATION Building for Success is closely akin to the building of any structure. Basic to any building is its foundation. The foundation in the building of success is the thorough education offered each student in the acquisition of basic knowledge and the development of proper attitudes. Given a good foundation, our building can now proceed to completion, ever following the Architect's plan. The choice belongs to each student as to the fashioning of his future. The plan for success includes the setting up of goals and striving to achieve goals to the best of your ability. A, E. HECK Principal Just as the architect carefully plans a building and sees to it that the foundation and structure are firm, so should we in building our lives plan carefully and build well, early. May your future success show that each of you has built a firm, well planned foundation or proper attitudes, good habits, skill, and sufficient factual information during your years in school. It is with this in mind thatl wish you much success and satisfaction in your years to come. H. M. ROBERTSON Superintendent MISS YOUNG English, Speech MRS . NASH Mathematics MR. THOMAS Physical Education, Coach FOBEMEN Friendly, likeable, and al- ways great, As a speaker, she 'll always rate . Here 'sa man who takes the lead. As our shop teacher he really did succeed. lust about the time you think you can make both ends meet, somebody moves the ends . A woman of words and not of deeds, is like a garden full of weeds. Another handsome chap have we, And all the girls like his company . A business mind is a mind that few possess. MR. HOLMAN Shop MISS Dllilll, Science MISS STAHL Commercial Arts NN MISS DAVIS Librarian , English MR. SMITH Band, Chorus FOBEMEN There's no wholly satis- factory substitute for brains , but silence does pretty well. An obstinate man does not hold opinions, they hold him. The first two letters of Doneare Do. Letting the grass grow under your feetjust means mower trouble . MRS. BAILEY English , Latin MR. LIE HR Agriculture Hospitality IS the art of making people feel at home when you wish they were. After all is said and done, usually more 15 said than done. Mas. wrursnouss MR- YOUNG Home Economics Science' Mathematics MISS PEARD English FOREMEN lt 's up to you, sink or swim . A chip on the shoulder in- dicates there is wood up higher. The teacher who governs least gets best results. The man who gets married is just getting a new lease on life, at double the rent. it- iii?-. MR. BILLINGS Social Science , Coach MR. WHITEHOUSE MR. BURGER Drivers Training, General Science Industrial Arts Wives are people who feel they dont dance enough Don't worry about the job you drslrke, someone else will soon have it. MRS. LIPPENS MRS. MYERS Home Economics Girls Physical Education V CAFETERIA STAFF The cooks, some of the most vital personnel in our building, have provided us with a good variety of well - balanced meals. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs, Wheelhouse, Mrs. Barlow, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Alverson, and Mrs. Falk. OFFICE PERSONNEL The office help has handled all the record keeping, correspondence, and other clerical work in our school's office. They have proved to be very competent workers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Johnsen. CLEAN-UP CREW The janitors have worked untiringly to keep our building spotless. They are always available when some unforeseen difficulty arises. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Johnston, Mr. Robinson, and Miss White. X' XII? 7 FRESHMEN ff ff ff THE YEAR WHICH IS OUR FOUNDATION IN SCHOOL if--HH 4 if 3 5 I It 4' I I . , Z ZA 5' ?'? +14 Douglas George Mary Lee Shirley Tommy Patty Sherry Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson -A-PDC11 Allll Cheryl Fred Mildred Curtis Larren Beaston Bonati Brock Brown BIOWH 'QU 'f f fi ' E X M M X 1 S 3 x Willard Gary Mary 5118606 Michael Crisco Cromein Curtis Diericks Engstrom Raymond Beverly Judy Shirley David Michael Charles Ericson Fesler Frey Gale Gearheart Gordon Hansen as MF, Ronald MBIQO ROUCII Karen Lee Ann Linda Sarah Hepner Hinderliter Hintz Johnson Johnson Johnson I0hr1SOr1 Bonnie Io Bob John Lois Johnston Keeler Ke mpin Kenney ,I Joel Rodney James Tommy Kathleen King Koop Kurtz Kuster Lamb D21Vid Parry LeRoy John Robert Lonnie AUD Lapan Leff Likes Matzen , Mock Nash Nei-500 V7 lima Barbara Karon Karen Ann Robert Ann Ronald Judy Nordoon Olandor Olson Palmor Poterson Peterson Purman Betha Van Racmdonk Mary Raloy FBESHMEN Elalrlo Wosloy ,lamps Betty Rapp Rlchrson Robrnson Schwartakopf Kathy Shields Marilyn Verdick js-I' I sims it Y- ,1 ,R K James Martin Mary Jo Madge S1080 Swank Talbot Van Autrcve Wanda john Rosolla James Mary Aim Wallace Whitnoy Whitten Yocum Yocum W SOPHOMORES T153 .lf WE CONSIDER THIS OUR SECOND YEAR THE FRAMEWORK OF OUR EDUCATION :nj X' . E .X f 1 'S 'gap Barbara Delores La Vonne Merle Ronald Donna Anderson Andergog Anderson Anderson Anderson Armstrong Bonnie Suellyn Donald Barlow Bennison Bloom Larry Gary Sandra Blust Boston Burnett HCHTY Mike Sammy Robert GSIY John COHU-l'1 Conner Conner Callis Carlson Carrasca -4 Bonnie Virginia Lester Diane Chuck Patricia DeCrane Diericks Dykeman Elliott Falk Garrison John Judy LYUY1 Ge arhart Germ an Gifkifl N 1 i I Bill Sharon Patricia GOrdOH Gustafson Graba Susan NSDCY Ruth Don Jerry Sandra Hayes Heck Helmkamp Holevoet Hoxworth Jefferies fi i Elame Gall Nancy Johnson Johnson Johnson Elamf. Kenmy Karhlwn JOY0: Kowlsh KOOD Sylvla J esl B1 Krans Larson Lo l- X J ,lv Miva. wayne James Judy Lewis Likes Lmdstorm SOPHOMORES Michael Lance Carol Bob PHISY oan M artin Molton Moffirt Murphy MCGILW Nm, lson Ted Sandra Kathleen Shirley wade Sandra Nelson Ne wm an Nordstrom Nordstrom Nys mom Noret James Bobby Berniece Olson Palm Peterson Sandra C a therine Kenny Peterson R3,1ey Rjngle Dick John Lynn R0I'1I1ie De anna Ronald Ripka P,i5he1 Robinson Schwartzkopf scott Scott a Gene Terry Patty Bomue Donald Selman Sm 1th Stalrwalt Stephen Stewart Russell Thompson David Wexell if we Patsy Stout Carl Whitehouse IC 5.1 JUNIORS I 5? BY OUR JUNIOR AR W ARE READY FOR THE FNSH NG TOUCHES lull X 1 1, ' L... Dorothy Richard David Judy Maynard Hal Abbgtt Aldrich Anderson Anderson Anderson ADDCU Judy Janet Nancy Joyce Appell BGHIHSOU Bogner Ce derberg New 'ZS- Jr James Karen Linda Judy Arlene Conner Conrad Dillon Doye Durant David Cheryl Leanne Richard Bill Donna Eckbefil Ericson EShC1mar1 Falk Flack Goodrich fi Sharon Clarice Paul Carolyn Carol Sue Gutschlag Hepner Iehling Johnsen Johnson Johnson JOhf1 Carol Larry Sharon Rosalie MHIOY Jones Kaiser Kewish King -,X 5 R.. , 'jf fr- , , , , , I i 'Zi James Jerry Jane Sandra Jonathan Kramer Kuster Leff Lind Lord Bonny Jerry Patricia Helen Paul Martha Lundeen Melton Miller Moulton Myers Nelson I ?' rf 1 5 1 Sharon Karl Ioan Bobby Jon Ann Nicholls NOIGSUOIH Oliver Olson Pahlow Palmer Betty Lou TOITT Rex Perry RHISY Purm an uv-W F? , A , 1 A l Dixie Jackie Mary Lee Rapier Robertson Sloan Roger Kay Lynda Patricia Robert Raymond Spiegel Stoneberg Talberg Theesfeld Thuline Wheelhouse M -!N6'g l l 4 89: 5 'fl K , ...Q ' K 44 3 4391-3895 E41 FIRST ROW: Coach Thomas, D. Eckberg, P. Myers, D. Dunbar, F. Lord, L. Appell, J. Cromien, D, Dexter, R. Jones, Coach Billings. SECOND ROW: J. Johnson, R. Falk, R. Ericson, D. Holevoet, T. Nelson, J. Pahlow, L. Melton, A. Summerson, F. Bonati, J. Robinson. THIRD ROW: H. Appell, C. Falk, B. Callis, D. Anderson, J. Conner, J. Lord, F. Carrasca, C. Whitehouse, D. Lapan, Manager, B. I-Iintzg R. Anderson. Our varsity this year had a successful five won - four lost record, but with a few breaks it could have been a seven won - two lost record. This year the team always had a weight disadvantage. In spite of having the smallest team in the conference, the boys did exceptionally well. Coach Thomas, in his first year of coaching, did a fine job with the boys. The team wishes to thank him for the many hours of labor he put into developing his team. With several underclassmen playing varsity ball and a good B-squad coming up, Galva can look forward to more good teams in the future. Galva Manlius Galva Princeville Galva Dunlap Galva Walnut Galva Toulon Galva Wyoming Calva Wethersfield Gnlva Bradford Galva Elmwood TT FIRST ROW: R. Anderson, L. Melton, B.Callis,C. Whitehouse, F. Walker, K. Ringle, C. Falk, D. Holevoet, G. Carlson. SECOND ROW: F. Bonati, R.Ericson, D. Lapan, J. Hoxworth, J. Yocum, R. Palmer, J. Matzen J. Robinson, Manager, B. Hintz. THIRD ROW: C. Hansen, E. Diericks, C. Brown, J. Sloan, L. Nash, W Crisco, D. Anderson, L. Likes. FOURTH ROW: Coach Holman, ,T. Kempin, Coach Billings. The boys had a very good season this year. Their record of six victories and one set back was one of the best in the conference. These boys should provide Galva with a winning team in future years. The team had good size, speed, and team spirit --- the characteristics of a championship team. We want to thank the coaches, Mr. Billings and Mr. Holman, for teaching the boys what they need to be a winning team. Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Princeville O Dunlap 7 Rova 12 Toulon 6 Wyominsz 14 Wethersfield in Bradford 7 X 4 SENIOR RON JONES Co Captam Halfback A11 Conference FIISI Team DICK DEXTER Co Captam Fullback Honorable Menuon JOHN CROMEIN Tackle FRED LORD Guard FRED CARRASCA CCD!-Bl' LETTEBMEN DWIGHT DUNBAR Tackle ALFRED SUMMERSON Tackle LOREN APPELL End A11 Conference FIISI Te am JIM JOHNSON Tackle COACH THOMAS 't7Albl'I'Y S I ANIHNM: Sue Johnson Kendra .tllderinan Yilflu' E 'Ufllll X.,.. ,, y1.I.IlI xl tg Bonny I.undceu Ili:-Lie Napier CHEERLEADERS 'l'his year as usual Galva 's cheerleaders were best in the Blackhawk Conference. They were con- tinually behind the team whether the team won or lost. They led the student body in cheers during pep meetings and also while the teams were on the gridiron. We played much better ball knowing they had confidence in us. We were very proud of their excellent performance. They kept the fans behind the teamg through good or bad. The school spirit was higher with them leading the way. On behalfof the teams, the sport staff wishes to thank the cheerleaders for their splendid performance this year. 11 Q ts-souap Lg.,-, Gail johnson Diane Thompson Patsy Stout Diana 'Talbot QUEEN KRISCEDA CORE ATTENDANT5: Dixie Rapier, Mary Jane Morgan herrdra Alderman, bail Johnson. J M i , W , ff 1 I I .1 1' . 2 ' 4 ,, V-QQ' ' w , 4 'W x wif- 1 v 1 'Y iii' . -fs, .1 w ,lfflg . 3 1 X? Q A, , l . H .W ..,4 It 9 'Yi' . xx t .ffl 4, I ,w. .,, Lp. tix., AE In 1 -Q . . 'af' ., H35 ,. . 'f ' fu Y ms. ,1- M. 'lap-GN ? Af' -' -EGM ff. .gf 4 an , G'-1' 1 ,wh f Qi' said , Q 'S CLASS I SENIOR'S First Place Most Beautiful Best all Around IUNIOPJS First Place Most Original Second Place Most Humorous FRESHMAN'S Second P1a.ce SOPHOMORE'S First Place Most Humorous Second Place Most Beautiful Most Original Most Humorous FLOATS S. ,f-iI,, Wx 5' l'O BASKETBALL X., . I W L, A ,W 4 'it ' JF fkm' k yi ., ,, z xi .xx r , 51v.,,if 1 'L ,Nw .4-4. W t ii I U. ,NF U1'HaF ' M.. w 4+ , s fhf, ir 16-.,, , y'.'r I f 'R f as ,.p ' if f 3' n 1 5 7, 1 ,WPVXV c.. Q Q , ic 9 5 , Pk!! 7 ef Yliqlllipvl 5',3,' I a .sf ,a4?is,i1 ,r,'i,f',,.,, Q P '.,7.'i I .' f' ' ' Q' ' 3. ,,..!. r .V III' r FQ, ' 5 Q xrft 5 :fir if 'I ' H' ?'., .'r.,:.Dl.r , , I 1 .P ff .ff ,,. , C 1 :-A Y. gi. , Qfr, rg - ,A ' 1 ' K A! ,, Y, 1-ff. P' I 1 i :V 4 fni' A A If n lr xr' I, , as , I . ff . 4' tl X .- 1 n 1, l- , . J , 3 F f 'COACH ILLINGS 'I ', F , . , ff - 1 f ' A . 'r,,' A-A ,9 1,4 fu, fp f '. - Ig 'ffl lx 'I 1 ' ,J FIRST ROW: C. Falk, L. Kaiser, D. Anderson, H. Appell, P. Myers, R. Falk, D. Lapan. SECOND ROW: Manager, R. Anderson, F. Lord, Coach Billings, R. Jones, J. Cromien, L. Appell, D. Dexter, P. Loveall, J . J' ohnson, Manager, B. Thuline. VARSITY Playing against tough competition the squad found the going a little rough at times this year. In conference play, the record was 12 wins - 4 losses, which rated second place, only one game behind the champs. A11 four of those games were close onm. They advanced to the finals in the Regional for the second consecutive year, losing to Galesburg. The season's record was 16-10. Richard Falk set a new season's scoring record, making a total of 635 points, 24.423 per game. He was also the winner of the Eugene Anderson Memorial award. This page sponsored by AL's DAIRY STORE and FREY S SHOE STORE FIRST ROW: B. Palm, C. Falk, I. Yocum, R. Ericson, C. Brown,J.Hoxworth,.T. Carrasca. SECOND ROW: R. Palmer, J. Sloan, J. Kurtz, J. Matzen, G. Anderson, Coach Thomas. THIRD ROW: .T . Olson, W. Larson, D. Lapan, B. Callis, M. Engstrom, B. Leff. - SQUAD 'I'he B-squad team, although they won 11 games and lost 12, showed Galva fans some excellent ball playing i.n the last of the season. The height of these boys is a promising note that in the future the boys will bring Galva many a victory. Ahhough the team only finished 5th i.n the conference race, they played outstanding ball inthe B-Squad tournament and placed a very fine second to Toulon, who played a sophomore who won All-Conference honors. This page sponsored by ERICKSON BROTHERS and ALTA AND .T ACK MURNEN Ron Jones Loren A ppell All Conference, 2nd Team All State, Honorable Mention Galva Opponents ROVA Manlius Princeville Dunlap Knoxville El Paso Mlnonk Toluca ROVA Walnut Toulon Wyoming Wethersfield Bradford Elmwood Princeville Dunlap Walnut Wyoming Wethersfield Abingdon Bradford Elmwood Cambridge Knoxville Galesburg SENIOR 1 im Johnson All Western Illinois, 4th Team Phil Loveall Fred L0fd Richard Dexter LEITERMEN John Cromien A11 Conference, Honorable Mention A11 State, Honorable Mention fi ' K A 4 gal 5'5i m navy... Q V1 X 1 if V 'Q nv DZ . 'ay iw- ' fn fu . , Q X 3 if f EF A r Q, :gig 1: sf X .! .Q I A ffl ,K 4.2 ,gf d ,sg 9 Q 131 I: ,- t f-z levi' VARSITY Bonny Lundeen Sue Johnson Kendra Alderman Mary lane Morgan Dixie Rapier CHEERLEADERS Whenever anyone mentions cheerleaders, they first think of Gaim? ,tain-looking cheerleaders. The girls pulled the teams through many a tough spot with the cheering aw' ,clling they could get from the crowd. Their uniforms were unique and the best in the conference for looks and respectability. During the season, the girls put in many hours of practice that made them one of the sharpest cheerleading groups we had seen all year. The boys on the teams were most proud of the Galva cheerleaders during the Galesburg Regional Tournament. They helped organize the Galva Pep Club, which gave the team the needed lift to win two out of the three games, These girls, with their vivid imaginations, made cute signs to put up in the school and to take to the regional. The cheerleaders led the Pep Club in a better display of school spirit and backing from the student body than any other school's. We thank the girls for a wonderful year of backing our school teams. B-SQUAD Diane Thompson Diana Talbot Gail Johnson Patsy Stout SPRING SPORTS YN'-f N... -'Q BACK ROW: Coach Dave Billings, K. Ringle, C. Whitehouse, L. Likes, D. Lapan, C. Brown, F. Bonati, J. Lord, P. Myers, R. Dexter, G. Carlson, B. Callis, R. Jones, R. Falk, R. Ericson, F. Carrasca, J. Matson, Coach John Thomas. FRONT ROW: B. Palmer, J. Hoxworth, J. Yocum, C. Falk, D. Eckberg, J. Cromien, B. Hintz, B. Palm, W. Long, .T. Kramer. TRACK This year our track squad was made up of 26 boys. Besides participating in several dual meets, we also entered some of the larger track meets, such as the Fulton Relays, Clinton Gateway Classic, Davenport Relays, and our own Galva Relays. We placed a very good 6th in the Davenport Relays and placed 5th in the Galva Relays. We had 6 dual meets during the season, winning 5 and losing only 1. In the Blackhawk Conference track meet we tied for 2nd place with Wyoming. With a little more luck we might have won the champion- ship for Walnut, but we lacked the depth we needed to win. In the conference meet, Paul Myers won the 880 yard dash and Richard Falk captured the mile r-,.n. We had several underclassmen showing good potential, which should point to good track teams in the future. This page sponsored by GALVA FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY and SUNDBERGS SHOE STORE 0' -QQIICMI. X 'fr '54-iK!j1umX p Whitney Long John Cromien 440 and 880 High Jump Ronnie Jones High Jump Relays 100 Yard Dash SENIOR LETTERMEN Low Hurdles High Hurdles Richard Dexter Relays 440 I fl ,p .L as . K 1 pre ff N A 1 BASEBALL FRONT ROW: F. Bonati, R. Falk, C, Falk, H. Appell., J. Cromien, R. Jones, F. Carrasca. BACK ROW: Coach Thomas, J. Robinson, D. Lapan, L. Likes, R. Ericson, B. Olson, Jo Yocnnn, B. Palm, J. Carrasca, Coach Bi.llings. This year our baseball team ended the season with a 3 won, 2 lost record. This was a good record considering the fact that we had only 3 seniors on the squad. We started the season losing an 11-0 game to R.O.V.A. This one-sided loss could be attributed to our inexperience, since we were playing so many underclassmen. Then, whm it seemed we wereon the verge of losing our second game in a row, we rallied with 12 rtms in the final inning to defeat Wethersfield, 17 -13. This victory lifted our morale, and we won our next two games, defeating Bradford and Manllus. This gave us a 3 won, none loss record going into the final game of the Northern Division in the Blackhawk Conference. In the championship game we lost a very close, 2-1, game to Walnut. Although we got more hits than they did, we just couldn't quite push across the needed runs. With all the underclassmm playing regularly, we can expect even better baseball teams in the future. Galva 0 R.O.V.A. ll Galva 17 Wethersfield 13 Galva 'I Bradford 6 Galva 6 Manlius 5 Galva 1 Walnut 2 This page sponsored by STEINER'S I.G.A. and LAMBLN IEWELERS P 4 H.-4' . Af!-Ps'k.' was This page sponsored by WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE AND GALVA FURNITURE 'v . I SENIOR John Cromien Third Base This page sponsored by Fred Carrasca RELIABLE CLEANERS and CANDY SI-IOPPE Catcher Ron J ones First Base. my ' 4 'Q-. Jim Kurtz, John Cromien, Fred Lord, Jim Johnson, Whitney Long, GOLF Galva was the scene of a new high school sport this year - GOLF. Five of our golf en thusiasts, with help from Mr. Billings, formed the first golf team in the history of Galva High School. We had four matches this year and had a record of 2 wins and 2 losses. The team went to the District and placed eighth. The lack of playing in competition was a big factor in our two losses. This page sponsored by LORD CHEVROLET COMPANY and HAMMERS Sgt - 51. 00 STORE OE' 10, O00 USEFUL ITEMS FRONT ROW: Fred Lord, Chuck Falk, John Cromien, Dave Eckberg, Rich Falk, Jim Johnson. SECOND ROW: Loren Appell, Paul Myers, Bob Thuline, Lance Melton, Jon Pahlow, Jon Lord, Hal Appell, Dwight Dunbar. BACK ROW: Dick Dexter, Phil Loveall, Dave Anderson, Alfred Summerson, Jim Con- ner, Fred Carrasca, Ron Jones. G Club this year consisted of twenty-one members of Galva's varsity lettermen. The Club sponsored the Homecoming Parade, which was very successful. With the cooperation of the G. A. A. , a fine sock hop was put on for the students. The Club is very proud of the Junior Olympics, which we sponsored for the second year in a row. 1 J '1 J OFFICERS President Loren Appell Vice -President Paul Myers Sec. -Treasurer Dick Dexter Sponsors Mr. Billings Mr. Thomas wx, 5 '? if 2 ai, wg -lug ,,' ii.:-, Y JA. nnlshk I ' Sufi 06 Vik 'fx 5 IU , is 5 Pe 1 I 4 Q 'syn N tk- ACTIVITIES Pu o QCUI 44 F Af nag, 34 14 L Zia 'I 'Ip nf, 'IIII' 0 0 A n i 6 f ' K Z X 0 ' 6 9 0 c 9 U C - I om f R ,:, ,S Q, PRODUCTION STAFF--FRONT ROW: Mr. Young. SECOND ROW: Dwight Dunbar, Editor-in- chief: Sandra Richison, Elaine Sweat. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Peterson, Elwanda Quay1e,Janice Selman. ROURTH ROW: Kay Quinney, Julie Kneen, Sharon Vaughan, Ad Sa1es:Janis Frey, Circulation Manager. FIFTH ROW: Karen Scott, Head Typist:Dar1ene Swan, Dummie Keeper: Kendra Alderman, Senior Editor: Kris Core, Janice Johnson. SIXTH ROW: Ava Ericson, Glenda Frank, Kay Kelly, Fred Carrasca, Marilee Rosenow, Activities Editor: Fred Lord.SEVENTH ROW: Judy White, Johanna Waller, Lauretta Leff, Mary Jane Morgan, Treasurer: Rita Miller, Warren Ahlberg, Coke Sales: Don Nordstrom, Coke Sales. EIGH'I'H ROW: Whitney Long, Photo- grapher: Jim Johnson, John Loquist, Ronnie Jones, Business Manager:JohnCromein, Phil Loveall, Richard Dexter, Curtis Hampton, Loren Appell, Sports Editor. GALAHI STAFF F? -I '-'7' 0 132 BUSINESS STAFF--FRONT ROW: Laura Bea- man, Doris Boyd, Linda Elschlager, Keith Smith. SECOND ROW: Linda Black, Rex Purman, Eileen Crisco. THIRD ROW: Glenn Carlson, BobYoung, Alfred Summerson. TOP ROW: Don Abbott. S Editors: .T o, Dwight, and .T ulie The members of the Galahi staff this year have had a lot of fun along with the hard work that is necessary to make any production a success. Wehave SDSU! mafly long hours planning just how our book should be put together, and we hope that you will enjoy reading it as much as we have enjoyed building it. Each senior wishing a position on the production staff signed up at the end of his junior year. From this list the class officers and sponsors chose the position of each. The remaining class members were put on the business staff. We have all worked hard at our money- making projects, which included selling magazines, working at the candy stand at noon, and selling pop at basketball games. From our freshman year, we have looked forward to producing a better yearbook. Now we hope that we have accomplished our goaL We want to thank you, Mr. Young, for all the help you have given us in our attempt to make this Galahi superior. FTRST SEMESTER FRONT ROW I Myer F Lord K Alderman K Kewxsh SECOND ROW D Rapter S Ieffrlcs S Johnson Mr Whlte house. TOP ROW R EFICSOH, D H01 exoet ,T l nrd R ,Tones Few people reallze the Lmportance of the student couucll 1n bulldtng good c1t1zensh1p and school sp1r1t The 1nterest of the members tn the betterment of the council was shown ln the fact that nme out of twelve members attended the Pelun Dlstrtct Convention tn Chlcago One of the most d1.ff1cult counctl act1v1t1es IS the selectmg of tnteresung and educatlonal assembly programs A duty far more enjoyable for the upperclass members IS the handling of all lnmauon events The lunch lme problem was solved tlus year efftcxently although perhaps not sausfactorlly for the hun grler students The members of the student counc1l would ltke to thank you Mr Wlutehouse, for your able assls tance IH all counc1l acuvmes SECOND SEMESTER FRONT ROW P Myers J Kneen K Kewlsh M Sloan. SECOND ROW T Kurtz P .Tdmhng .T Whltney F Lord P Stau' walt. TOP ROW G Boston, R EPIC son, l.. Appell, 'wir Whltehouse. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW B Lundeen E Sweat K Stonberg J Kneen J Cederberg S Lmd J Johnson C John sen J Appell H Moulton E Quayle B Peterson M Sloan C EFICSOH SECOND ROW J Doye J Frey A Erlcson K Core D Goodrlch J Wh1te,S Johnson R M1l1er M Morgan J Waller Rosenow P Mlller A Palmer S Kewxsh K Scott Mr Srmth. TOP ROW J Kuster D Dunbar W Long .T Johnson R Jones R Sp1egel, L Appell C Hampton R Dexter P Loveall R Falk D Eckberg, J Pahlow J Conner P Jehhng. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY F? Presldent Jun 4510!- V106 Presldent Elame Treasurer Loren Butldmg scholarshlp 1S an mtegral part 1n any bulldmg Hlgmnan Sharon for success The Natronal Honor Soc1ety assumes such a role IH our building. It 1.S an organ1zat1onofJun1ors and seruors who have rnalntamed a B average or better we are proud of our Namonal Honor Soclety and try to 11ve up to ns standards of character scho1arsh1p leaderstup and servlce. At the end of every s1x weeks heads anxlously 1nc11ne Sponsor Mr Smnh to the scholarshlp tree our mam prolect. Dlfferent colored M leaves lI'ldlC3Ie how much a student has ralsed hls grade average. The coveted gold leaf depxcts stra1ght A s Each meemng wnnessed the battle of the pms a contest between the two classes to see whlch one had the largest percentage of members weanng their p1ns The v1ctors were treated to a potluck dlnner at the annual p1cn1c by the vanqulshed foes l 3 -X-Qeicretary Karen 1 b .,,Q . X . Tk . . ' ' l . . FRONT ROW J Kurtz J Rrshel M Gordon W Rrchison R H1ntz R Palm J Melton K Rrngle R Hepner F Carrasca W Ahlberg SECOND ROW T Smith H Conlrn D Karser D Rrpka D Gearhart F Lord I Kramer B Keeler R Falk D Dunbar THIRD ROW Mr Holman G Carlson C Hansen L Townsend I Olson R Thulrne I Conner T Anderson C Brown R Murphy G Spregel D Abbott M Engstrom K Nordstrom A Summerson L Melton D Bloom R Young R Thompson FUTURE CRAFTSIVIEN The fuushrng and handwork of our burldrng must be left to someone wrth experience rn that freld who would qualify better than the Future Craftsmen Fourteen new members were formally welcomed at the in1t1ar.1on party that started the year off A few of the main hrghlights for Future Craftsmen were the tnp to Ch1C3gO'S Museum of Scrence a.nd lndustry and the tour of the Ownahome Traller Factory At one of the club's monthly meetings Clyde Lmd Warrant Officer spoke on the advantages of a Natronal Guard The most profrtable money makrng prol ect was refreshment sales durlngtheGalvaInv1tat1ona1 Toumament The four night event provrded a chance for each member to work and earn pornts A very successful year was clrmaxed by the annual Future Craftsmen s sprmg banquet. Thank you both, Mr Holman and Mr Whrtehouse, for all the help you have grven us thrs year Boston, M. Conner, L. Kaiser, Mr. Whitehouse. TOP ROW: B. Gordon, T. Raley. I. Cromien, R. Q S Sponsor Mr Whuehouse Reporter Warren Secretary Bob V108 Presrdent John Presxdent Dwrght Sponsor Mr Holman But I sull thmk gy rdea was better Srdewalk Super1ntendents'7 How To Bu11d Orange Crates Out of Old Furruture, Akrght, Hal, get senous' Thrs page sponsored by KNEEN'S and SLOAN'S PHARMACY, THE REXALL STORE FRONT ROW K Johnson B Iwordeen S Burnett K Olander B Schwartzkopf S Ault M J Talbot McGrew E Rapp B Peterson E Johnson L Johnson. SECOND ROW K Shtelds Mrs L1ppens Helmkamp M Hlnderltter L Robmson E Kenney M A Yocum P Stalrwalt M Verdlck D Elltott German S Bennlson S Noret THIRD ROW M Raley N Heck C Raley C Moff1ttD Anderson Lamb D Talbot P Graba L Kenney M Brock K Nordstrom D Armstrong L Gtrktn FOURTH ROW B J Johnston N Johnson G Johnson S Gale C Beaston P Garrtson C Strandberg B Bar ow S Johnson J Purman B V'tnRaemdonk K Kewlsh FIFTH ROW A Peterson M Curtts A Nel son S Nordstrom M L Anderson D Thompson S Jeffr1es K A Olson R Wttten P Appell L A John son. TOP ROW M Van Autreve L Anderson D Vay Wynsberghe S Hays P Swan P Leff P T111 man S Gustafson P Stout D Scott B Fesler S Krans No butldmg IS complete wtthout an experthand tn decorattng In th1s sense we must turn to our F H A for help The enthuslasm of the one hundred thlrty ftve members helped to make the organtzatton espect ally acttve Il'l1S year The year started w1th the gtrls workmg at the hot dog stand at the football games worktng for Hobo Day and selllng statlonery to ratse money for our formal We worked very hard for th1s speclal event At last on Saturday December 6 our formal arrtved In keeptng wrth the year s theme of Travel mg Through F.H A ' our theme for the formal was Moon Over Mtamt Our gym was transformed tnto a wlnter playground The couples enjoyed danclng to the mustc of the Top Hats On the stage whlch represented a pter wtth a satlboat tn the background Bonnle Peterson our presldent was crowned queen of the 1958 formal tn a colorful coronatton ceremony Bonme was escorted to the stage bv Curtts Hampton Her long w1the formal was accented by a red robe w1th trambearers betng Scott McFarland and Jeff Wtller The queen attendants selected from each of the classes were Freshman Mary Jo Talbot escorted by Lorel Appell Sophomore Dtana Talbot escorted by Chuck Falk Junlor Sue Johnson escorted by Ronmel vnes and Sentor Dons Boyd escorted by Jun McMann At Lhrtstmas t1me the Freshman home economtc classes had a style show for the mothers At thxs we had an tmttatlon of the Freshman members In March was our Daddy Date Nlxght when the glrls cast off thetr boy frtends to have a date wtth thelr lads The theme for the evemng was The Ktng andl Verne Peterson our chapter father was crowned rung of the Daddy Date Ntght he ftrst of May Mrs Peterson our chapter mother gave a tea tn her home for all of the g1rl.s Our year was completed wlth a Mother Daughter Party and Installat1on of next year s offtcers We the semor glrls would ltke to thank you Mrs Whltehouse and Mrs Llppens for all your work tn maktng IlllS year a success , v . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . .P. , . 1 - . . , . 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SEC- OND ROW: Queen Escort, Curtis Hampton, Escort, Ronnie Jones Escort, Loren Appell, Queen, Bonnie Peterson, Escort, Chuck Falk, Escort, Jim McMann. THIRD ROW: Junior Attendant, Sue Johnson, Senior Attendant, Doris Boyd. FOURTH ROW: Freshman Attendant, Mary Jo Talbot, Sophomore Attendant, Diana Talbot. A MOON M AM Gee that throne beautiful Just perfect Mull Tack those stairs carefullx BETTY CROCKER AWARD WINNER Step right up for coffee and hot dogs CHAPTER PARENTS Mr and Mrs. Verne Peterson aw, 2 5 ,s 'f0y 4 Congrat ulations Anyone for punch Klng Dad Thls page sponsored by WESLIN S RED 81 WHITE and THE GALVA NEWS A Great Newspaper ln a City Where L1fe as Living Not EXISIBDCC FRONT ROW Mr L1ehr G Selman ,T Robmson L Brown D Anderson R Palmer R Peterson SECOND ROW F Bonatl D Wexell F Cromlen D Kalser G Anderson R Mockj Kuster F Wal ker TOP ROW B Thulme R Ault D Anderson M Anderson B Leff H Appell G Carlson R ,Tones FUTURE Amenca have been SII'1V1llg for success 1.11 farmlng. We entered 1nto all secuonal HCIIVIUCS such as the offtcer s banquets contests and the corn picker safety campaxgn Roger Ault was presented the Sect1ona1 Farm Mechamcs Award Also Robert Thulme andlerry Kuster won ftrst and second prlzes respectlvely l1'l the Sect1ona1P1oneer Corn Yleld Contest for havmg the hlghest yxeld per acre. Our honorary chapter father elected by the members for h1s support of the chapter was Mr Charles Whxtney pres1dent of the F1rst Nattonal Bank LH Galva We bullt our characters by workmg together on projects such as sellmt, garden seeds selhng pop and popcorn at the football games and selllng popcorn at the basketball games Mr L1ehr It has been wonderful to work w1th you durlng Il'11S past year Thanks for all the guldance and all the good tunes. XI' iq : . ' , . , . ' . - . - - - , - - : . ', . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . , - ' . 1 - ' , - , Q , o g 0 1 I 1 U I ' On a National Basis the most important culture we haveis agriculture. The Future Farmers of . , . . . , . . . D ' I ' . . . . . . . . . . . .Y lv ' . IUNIOR OFFICERS -- Mr. Liehr, David Wexell, Reporterg Forrest Walker, Vice- Presidentg Merle Anderson, Secretaryg Bill Leff, Presidentg Gene Selman, Treasurerg Gary Carlson, Sentinel. SENIOR OFFICERS -- Mr. Liehr, Roger Ault Treasurerg Bob Thuli ne, Vice-President dentg Hal Appell, Reporterg David Anderson Sentinel. FARMERS At the F F A banquet Kendra Alderman was the chap ter sweetheart This page sponsored by E W HOUGHTON LUMBER COMPANY Jerry Kuster, Secretaryg Dean Kaiser, Presi- FRONT ROW S Noret R Helrnkamp M Sloan D Elllott J Appell .T Robertson H Moulton C John sen I German B Peterson N Heck E Sweat SECOND ROW C Ertcson J' Kneen C Strandberg B Barlow N Bogner ,T Anderson S Lmd S Jeffnes N Johnson S Krans P Stalrwalt L Talberg THIRD ROW Mrs Nash A Erxcson S Ntcholls D Goodr1ch L Eshelman S Johnson P Mxller J Waller J Whlte K Alderman D Swan S Kewtsh M Rosenow TOP ROW J Johnson T Nelson R Splegel, FUTURE TEACHERS Future Teachers of Amertca helps to supply the many teachers whtch are always needed IH bu1ld mg for success Thls year the F T A welcomed Mrs Nash and Mr Holman as our new sponsors At our Christmas meetmg we were favored w1th a VISII by Mtss Lapan founder and sponsor of the club unt11 her retlrement last sprmg. Members of the club have attended several out of town meetmgs In October Rlchard Dexter our presldent served as an usher at the meetmg of the Blackhawk DIVISIOH of thel E A At Chnstmas tzme the club donated food to the L1on s Club to help f1ll the Chrtstmas baskets The members have substl tuted for vartous teachers throughout the year The club also undertook a program of observ1ng expert enced teachers 1n acuon At regular lTle9IlDgS we have been enltghtened by very mterestmg programs presented by both stu dents and guest speakers One such program was an mformatxve panel d1scuss1on on homework Mrs Walter Hedstrom a teacher Mrs Peyton Dexter parent and past teacher and Carolyn Johnsen and Tom Raley hlgh school students formed th1s panel At another meetxng Mrs Hawks talked to the members about her trxp to Sweden M1ss Dorothy Olson ftlled the guest speakers spot for one afternoon when she volced opm tons on and shared expertences tn teachmg ftrst graders Such has been the year of th1s club whtch adds to our butldmg for success. P. Loveall, R. Dexter, B. Callis, C. Hampton, J. Cromien, J. Loquist, T. Raley, W. Long, Mr. Holman. OFFICERS -- FRONT ROW: Bonnie Peterson, Librariang Mary Sloan, Vice-President, Mrs. Nash, Nancy Heck, Historian, Kendra Alder- man, Librarian. SECOND ROW: Sharon Kew- ish, Treasurer, Phil Loveall, Reporter, Richard Dexter, Presidentg Mr. Holman, Sue Johnson, Secretary. x'-+1 I 1:4 mi Duies? T am ng lhe' t '77 O Ordereetibg ly . . ,ll 'Yo Julie Kneen, the student trig. teacher This page sponsored by S, 8 S. MOTOR SALES and LUNDEEN INSURANCE AGENCY li FRONT ROW: G. Frank. SECOND ROW: J. Cederberg, S. Kewish, C. Ericson, K. Stonberg, K, Quinney, L. Black, A. Erickson. THIRD ROW: N. Bogner, M. Lambert, E. Quayle, K. Kelly. TOP ROW: S. Lind, C. Johnsen, J. Doye, R. Miller, H. Moulton, M. Sloan, M, Rosenow, P. Miller. LIBRARY CLUB The cultural wants of our building are partially fulfilled by a library. Here can be found Library Club members who are ready and willing to give assistance. This year's thirty-six members were con- stantly performing their duties which included checking out and shelving books, filing material, and arranging bulletin board displays. A constitution and a set of by-laws were drawn up and adopted by the club. For the first time mem- bers could purchase Library Club pinsg and a high percentage of the membership did so. Many interesting and well-planned programs were presented at the monthly meetings. Book reviews by students and guests made up some of these programs. Early in December a successful bake sale was sponsored. In this project, as in all others, we re- ceived much assistance from our sponsor. We want to thank you, Miss Davis, for all the work you have done for our Library Club. You have helped to make the library a valuable portion in our building for success. FRONT ROW: D. Elliott, D. Anderson, B. Peterson, Miss Davis, L. Robinson, M. Van Autreve, M. Cur- tis, B. Stephan. SECOND ROW: S. Noret, J. German, S. Jeffries. TOP ROW: D. Holevoet, C. Whitehouse, L. Blust, C. Falk, R, Ericson. P 1? P0 ar Siv- .PQ r-. 5 'S xml S4411 dEcs li , FRONT ROW K Shrelds E Johnson S Burnett N Heck M Talbot K Kewtsh P Statrwalt K Olander B Peterson K Johnson. SECOND ROW L G1rk1n E Kenny R Helmkamp S Krans G Johnson C Raley B VanRaemdonk A Peterson S Johnson B Barlow D Armstrong D Talbot TOP ROW C Strandberg P Garr1son P Appell D Vanwynsberghe B Johnston P Leff P Stout K Olson A NeLson GIRIS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW Mrs Myers M Lambert E Quayle, C Johnsen, K Stonberg, E Sweat M Sloan,B Ltmdeen C Ertcson, J Appell., B Peterson. SECOND ROW A Encson K Qutnney J Frey N Bog ner S Kew1sh C Jones K Conrad J Cederberg S Lmd .T Kneen H Moulton TOP ROW M Rose now S Nlcholls D Swan A Palmer J Waller S Johnson R Mlller P Miller L Eshelman J Whtte, K Vcrscha K Alderman. , 0 I , - , g g n 1 I 1 0 1 0 1 U 1 D. Thompson, L. Johnson, Johnson. I ' : . , , . , . . . . , . . , . ' . . : . ' , . ' , . , . - , . ' . . , . , . , . ' , . , . . : . - I ' T I ' I ' D 5 l ' l 9 I l ' T l ' I ' T e quotauon, All work and no play makes J' ack a dull boy also apphes to a secuon of our blllldlllg, To keep our work from gerung monotonous we also have re creanon Tlus year our GAA has had some outstandmg acuvmes We started the year w1th mstallation of off1cers Thls year our installauon was more formal than prev1ous mstallauons Each of the offlcers was gwen a corsage of blue and wlute carnatlons the GAA colors The table was also decorated m G A A colors Many g1r1s have gone out for hockey volleyball, basket ball, bowling swunmmg and softball. A group of grrls attended play day in Kewanee. when the W1ldcats played Wethersfield the WS1l16ISflC1d G.AA came down H1 the afternoon and played volleyball w1th our G.A A The game Awards for the year were grven at the annual G.A A G Club p1cruc which concludes our year Thanks to you, 'Sump we w1l1 never forget our years inG.A A Thanks for a wonderful mme. Sponsor Sump V1ce Presldent Bonn1e Q T reasurer Kendra P resrdent .Tamce Secretary .T oyce Pom: keeper Darlene Pomt keeper Manlee LQ 'lllf llll' llll Ill' Soc1al Chalrman Sue Th ' It was followed by a potluck supper. G ' il ' C X 2 . . . F - .I V S .L Q, if g, iz? nv x ' 1, gi' , v 5 ,fi fe . 3 '21 wil. . .,,A 1 . M gl, .fn , QW A Qffi'f ff ,,,, esfsiif? eff' ,mu .qw 5 53 P. R 4 K 4 ,Q . V f Y ,K A Y .1 M v 1 W . -ma: . ,f M211 ?:l::fIi3Qi1:jti ,V 1 115, gm kv,V Bmw A A E V, V in gi I I -W' 1-N' L 1 gi, WiZ3?f'5'lQ ., f ,1:3:l,i,v',.,.. MV' N v , r - ' - 2'fQ2-Aigtl, ,,,.. V My J ,K .nn A ,fi 3, +A ,: 11, j':-'wp 1 Q. 2 551-' ff! In 4 QQ .. , f U fyfg j , gf' Af' ,V A 4 'lc Yi ee S W 4,1 ! 5 rx ..+ 4 f ' x IE Msg Er ff. - . ve? 'Q R Q4 SENIOR CLASS Pl , 1 A .4 1, fn. , ,af N Q, Wg :,i,w.f,1 Y 5-.wmzsaesfmfwqa-f f-gif? X f 1 .qw av W , ,f .47 .,,,5?wf, -U. ,,q,,, A2 A , 13 ' wh: 2 fi :QV ,g X ,L Ji W an 555352 QW ,Q v 2' 4 2 OFFICERS Sponsor Smlth Pres1dent Kris V1cePres1dent Richard Secretary Marllee L1brar1ans BAND Featured also 1n the cultural department of our blllldlflg IS our seventy two plece band under the dlrection of Mr Leonard Snuth. Our work in thts held has taught us to apprec1ate musrc by makmg xt ourselves Th1s year really started in J' une, when the band began practice for July 9th, That blg day found us marching down Chicago s Miclugan Boulevard 1.l'l the International Lion s Club Parade. The beginning of the school year brought renewed efforts to the football f1eld Half tunes were f1lled w1th snappy steps and smart salutes Later 1n the year half txme at basketball games was devoted to popular and swing music. The b1g event ln the music department every year IS the sprmg concert. Tlus year s producuon written and presented by band members was ent1tled MELODY MAGAZINE and was a smashtng h1t. The high pomts of the concert were a Dixxeland Combo small danceband and several selecnons from THE MUSIC MAN The night was topped off w1th the presentation of the Arion Award. Four years in band were climaxed for the Semors by the annual band banquet and the dmner party ln Mr Smith s home. We band members want to thank the Band Boosters Organization for all the help and encourage ment they have given us And we especially want to thank you, Mr Srnlth, for your part in our educanon and thank you for always bemg ready to ltsten to our problems and our Joys This page sponsored by JOE J LORD INSURANCE AGENCY ' Ei k -I , .4 1 E rv' 7 Il f Bonnie and Kendra: Twirler, Sueg Majorette, Jog Twirler, Mary ,Taneg Prop Manager, Terry. 7-' 'X iz f ,Q 4 I .,,,g. is gif sw A k ge Q 'f ' : F . -. . 3 Vg 4 Mn , ' R 9:3352 ,Q Zac . , 4':'. ,A A 3 'Sf 1 .,,, , LIAJ ,vl vrtxgdw' :'v sm. K , L rl Q . . 5 Y 'av Y gf, , . - ' K- ' , 5 'L ' ff ' , ? . 1 X ,A 1 , . . ,S-A RT . K gan- ! .' 4 as ' wr 7 ' 1 1 Ay, J . A . -J : Ya .3 A . gy J ,ax . , H W X f V, , Y , , . N , A Q V 1 Q4 3 fi? 1 A232155 ,Z, 4 A saufvjwiy' ' ' - -sf' ll.. ,fe-.'f', ' 51 'f'f5L5i 25, ap, ', f ,, ' ' ' r -- ,---Y f mv 6. A 'Z A A ai 4 .-.MK z gf In J . A ' 4, L, W war -we 2 k 'El 3' 'R' 'f f f FRONT ROW C Errcson E Johnson ,T Appell C Johnsen S Kew1sh K Kewtsh ,T German S Vaug an E Sweat B Lundeen M Sloan SECOND ROW K Lamb M Rosenow R Kmg D Scott I Lord I Loveall W Long R Palmer C ,Tones P Starrwalt R Helmkamp S Krans TOP ROW D Swan ,I Whlte, J' Waller C WHIICIUOUSC R jones H Appell L Appell R Dexter ,T Loqulst Mr Smlth S Johnson K Alderman J' Kneen CHORUS Wh11e we are bu1ld1ng for success we cannot forget culture. In chorus we have been taught tffects to add 1 professlonal touch Durrng the year we have gwen programs for several Galva area groups such as the Ltons Club the Women s Club and theP T A The hrghlught of tlus vear was the Blackhawk Vocal Festlval to wh1ch we sent twenty four members Nir Smuh took an actlve part thls year by practlcmg w1th separate groups of boys and girls when the whole group was not ln the ITla1f1 audxtorlum practlclng Thls year the fesuval was held at Dunlap a xew school 1.l'1 the Blackhawk Conference. Mr Snuth our dlrector has been very helpful and p1t1ent IH our bulldmg for success Thanks Xir Smlth OFFICERS FRONT ROW E Sweat Secretary Treasurer S Krans Pranlst. TOP ROW R Jones Prestdent R Dexter Vrce Preszdent Mr Srmth npOI1SOl' 1' 2 . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . l , . , . ' E2 s n , - , Q Q ! I 1 , n 1 a I , . , Q 1 3 ' , . , . , . T , . , . , . , . . . . , 1 1 o , n I , . , - , n , Q , a - , - 4 , s 1 , 1 X 1 , . - ' il ' ' Oi I culture through the use of words set to music. We have memorized, practiced, and even injected sound - 0 . . . . . . . 1 ,A . 1 C . . - ' - - , ' - an - ' or ' I 1 4 ' n 1 , ' , -- H ': . , - s S- ' . ' ' 1 - . A' : - . ' - ' : - ' . bt 1 Fred Lord What du ya mean I always srmle. 2 Kay Qumney Who said that? 3 Don Abbot Thls 15 the 11fel 4. Manlee Rosenow Dxd ya take lt yet Mommy? 5 Ronmelones For me? ' 6 Kendra Alderman ls my harr all r1ght'P 7 Lauretta Leff Do you mean rt? 8 Darlene Swan Tell me another one. 9 J' 1111 Johnson I got a new tr1ke. ' 10 Sandra Rlchlson I ve got a new one tool 11 Kay Kelly How long do I have to hold these tlungs'? 12 Llnda Black That sun sure IS brrghtl 13 Ke1th Srmth But Mlss Young I am usmg gestures' 14 Curus Hampton Leave mealone Ican do tlus by myself! 112' 1'- 19 15 Warren Ahlberg See my molar. 16. Blame Sweat Do you mean I have to shovel all the walks? 17. Sharon Vaughan D1g that cute 1.Lfe guard. 18. Alfred Summerson What s1deburns'P 19. John Loqulst It's a good day to do noth1.ng. 19. Rlta Mlller Let's play leap frog. 20. E11een Cusco Pm fed up w1th the whole mess. 21. Ava Er1cson Down F1ddol . W 6 fb - A 'Q Y WI' Q , 3 I ' . V . . I 3 , o 5 ' i F . K , Q I 5, VIEW ' ' y 1 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 3, . ll - ' n . - u ' .YD 4 - ' ' .79 ' as ' - '91 . ' u 1 ll ' ' I ID . ll ' .YU . ll YI I M Y 'Q' ' ', I v. ,f Q , ' 1 w - ,-, II I if I 0 .9 . . V I Q I 3 10. A I 11. 12. 13. 14- ' ll ' Y ' ' il l If . ll ' If . ' ll ' ' fl . ' ' il ' ' .ll ' ll -- ' ll ' , ' 'X Vx a' JA 4: ' - K h I .3 YI1 I In-.25 . , .ini i A I 12 Q 4 17. 18. , , . 16. 20. 21 1 .Tantce Johnson Guess whatl ve got. 2 Dons Boyd What do ya mean? ' 3 Bonme Peterson What can I do next? 4 R1chard Dexter Im just playtng Mom. 5 Johanna Waller I m just uckled pmk 0 Donald Nordstrom I has a problem 7 Jams Frey Who s that behmd me? ' 8 Karen Scott Afr herel come! ' vu.. 9 Karen Kneen Opps I need a change! 10 Glenda Frank Mayluse your bu'tchwa.x'7 ' 11 Fred Carrasca We shtp out m a week 12 Kr1sCore And now for the benedicuon. 13 .TamceSe1man B coach, my batung average 15 only 100 -0 .455 I :i 14 John Cronuen Stop uckling me. 15 Judy Whtte But, Mommy, no one else wears such short dresses! 16 Matzle Lambert ' This ts my op1n1on on the forelgn s1tuat1on. 17 Mary Jane Morgan Y ou 11ke my kxtty? 18 Dwtgtt Dunbar Oh those semester tests! ' 19 Loren Appell Don t let hun get me Mommy , a at 'A L 4 ' 2' 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. , . I is . - as 1 ' . ' n - . I u I ' ' ' .sa A. I5 .,, . ' If Q ' . 5 . If P N . 'A 'H ? -Q- - 'a 4 If Q X Ti , T' 3 1 1' 5? Q 5714: 13. 10. 11. A , '+ 12. .5 A 4, 1' . U l M . u g u . . -,, . . H , N . , . U ut' ' ' .n , I ' Tin 9 4 I , 911 ' 1 - V I ' 1 1 18. I ,Q J ry f 7' D ff, v , ' 15. V 16. 17. 19. ., - - , . . . . . . ' ' 'O ' U 9 u i ' if it 130. Q Ah J4 :.,.e' , ,Jai B-9 L B, Q if 805,33 5 . 4. 5' rv. , ,fue ,rwwwl ' Q- 1. I wh Q Q 1-Q50-In :Q ' 3 M' ' ,.j ,.,...-. -,,. P Mfwml 2 -f-M -.V -- 3 ' 'QL B Q K I 2 y f 1, ' D 1 5 Sul- I w 1 Q 45 J I MU mul 1 QQ ...ff 'P 'Q S JUNIOR SENIOR PROM To the .Tumor Class we would hke to extend our appreciauon for the wonderful evemng we spent tn Gay Paree. ' It was a memorable event and one that you can be sure w1ll never be forgotten by us semors After a d8llC1OUS meal Paul Myers Chevaher preslded as toastmaster and tntroduced Monsleurs Paul Jehling Loren Appell, Mr Heck and Mr Thomas We enjoyed Paul s French accent and hLu'nor, not to menuon the rerruruscmg of the others speeches The Dreamt1mer's theme song of Tenderly set the mood for an exouc evening of dancmg. The sweet strams of the1r muslc floated from under the canopy of a sxdewalk cafe. P1e,rre Carlson was absolutely stunning H1 his painter s smock and beret. During the mter mlssxon we were entertalned by the Cambrldge Octette. As the orchestra played thelr closmg theme, we seruors glanced back over our evemng m Gay Paree and sa1d au revo1r to our htgh school prom days 1 96 QP is PQCJTS ITIOLLO QZQV RIDEQU 951 X Blluellll. Whtt Long has just made hts f1rst gold record after 233 113 trtes COf course he molded 1th1m self J Our advtce Keep plug S1 WITH THE SICK Loren Appell has just returned from the World Olymptcs tn Btshop H111 w1th a cracked left toenall. Comment from the press 'How s lt feel to be co ordmated'P The two cluef chemtsts at Dub ble Bubble Chem1calPlant Elwanda Quayle and Jams Frey are In a gummy condinon wh1ch occurred as they were attemptmg to remove the sttcktness from bubble gum The nurse 1n charge, Kr1s Core reports the pat1ents wtll be allowed to have no vtsttors for stx weeks due to the fact that they w1l1 be stuck tn A word from our Hollywood Reporter Mtss Bonme Peterson. The latest Tarzan has just been announced to be Phil Loveall who wtll soon be seen in the great new movte TarzanCapturestheSpace Gator Co starring as Jane ts Hollywood s newest dtscovery Lau retta Leff ACROSS THE WAVES Captam Rtchard Dexter has just been busted to buck pnvate smce he was practtcxng h1s opera after hours CLASSIFIED ADS For Sale Cheap Slightly used 1959 1958 1957 1956 class rmgs vartous styles and stzes Contact the former M1ss Glenda Frank who now restdes tn Cam bndge. PROMOTION GRANTED M1ss MalZl8 Lambert has just been promoted to head ratsin 1n Spector at Kellogg's Company Bat tle Creek Mtchtgan. Our congratu lattons and keep pluggm ' NEWS FLASH ES Loqulst Tranqulltzer Com pany has just announced the promo t1on of Mtss Mary Jane Morgan to chlef salesclerk tn charge of the Ter1to1 Department 1n the East Wyomlng Branch M1ss Morgan commented I used to feel puny once but now I take Terttol datly SCOUTS HOLD AWARDS NIGHT At the annual Boy Scout Ban quet held Monday evenmg Alfred Summerson recelved the Eagle Badge, wh1ch he has been working for durtng the past ten years He beamed w1th prtde when hts mother pmned ll on htm When asked for a comment Alfred remarked As General Per shmg would say 'Tanksl ON THE REBOUND Coach Crorruen's ftghtmg Improvement over last year s foot ball season The sports world con gratulates Coach Cromien and h1s team on the remarkable improve ment over last year s record of 0 8 The team has great success andhas talked up a record of 1 7 Keep plugsm ' AREA VISITED BY FAMED TROMBONIST James Johnson performed before a capac1ty crowd in Btshop Hill s Muructpal Opera House. An accurate count was not taken of the huge crowd but lt was estt mated at a number between twenty f1V6 and th1rty The dtgntfted Mr Johnson remarked I a1n tgood but I practxce a lot WHERE IS DR KAISER9 As all of you readers know Dr Katser has been conductmg expertments w1th pressure packed m1ss11es Well lf seems as though Dr Katser IS misslng. Where1she'7 We have recelved word that a mes sage has landed In Ulah statmg I shall return IF someone would ktndly release the pressuregaugeln my prtvate laboratory You may ask me1n v1fe where II IS' LORD S FAMOUS SHOWS The glganttc Fred Lord'sC1r cus has swept the Galva area for a one mght stand The tents were jammed wtth spectators anxlously awatttng the flrst ghmpse of F red s magruflcent aertal acts Soon after the show began the crowds atten non was drawn to the graceful Elatne Sweat and Chxrtts Hampton swtngmg to and fro on the hlgh vol tage hnes It was really a hatr ratstng event! NEIGHBORS PICK CORN FOR SICK FARMER The f1fty acres of corn on the Roger Ault farm s1x miles north east of Ktckapoo were ptcked 1n ktnd help of his netghbors Warren Ahlberg and Don Nordstrom. Keep DlCkl.l'1 I Now playmg at theChezParee 1n Clucago are two former alumnae of the Class of '59 Don Abbott and Ron I ones They are on tour from the Selman and Swan Swell Shows Thetr act conststs of a beauttful rendmon of Back In The Saddle Agatn along wtth many other classtcs ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Mrs Dtck Verscha and Mrs Ron Horkstrom the former MISSCS Kay Kelly andKayQumney and fam Lhes are holdmg openhousetnhonor of thetr tenth anruversarxes Our congratulattons and best wtshes' GRADUATIOIN EXERCISES After f1ve long years of work at art school MISS .Tulle Kneen has graduated to the htgh posttzon of Dalntlllg center ltnes down the rrud dle of htghways Keep Painting 'n.l-. . . . . . . .,, ' - ' . 9' . . . . . . . . , ,, bed. ' ' - , Irish team is showing outstanding two and 3 half hours' than-ks to the ' ' ' ' - . . ' ' - n ' , . . ' I as - v . . . . , - D ' ' - - gg . . . . COLLISION Four alurnnae of the class of 59 the Mxsses Kendra Alderman Ava Ertcson, Jo Waller and Judy Wlnte, Bumped mto each other at the State Teachers Institute held 1l'1 Nekoma. It was the f1rst ume they had seen each other smce hlgl school graduatlon ten years ago BRIDGE COLLAPSES The new vtaduct west of Galva whtch was just completed under the d1rect1on of engmeer Dwtght Dunbar suddenly collapsed when the vtbra uons of an undergomg tram shook ll to the ground. Comment from Mr Dunbar Don t blame me CEN SORED I m Just the boss! WINS RACE ued for f1rst place tn the annual races held 1n LaFayette. The fans went wild as the mile track was covered rn a record tune of sixteen hours tlurteen rnlnutes and three fourth seconds flat fapproxxmatelyj It was one of the most excmng ktddy car races that the people of rhrs area have ever wltnessed. KeepPedali.n I APPEARANCE MADE Doris Boyd appeared ontheEd Sullxvan Show last Sunday evening She has f1nally achieved her model mg pos1t1on 1n the commerctal world Miss Boyd was absolutely stunnmg 1n her exotic b1b overalls, and her d1amond studded work cap was the hrghltght of the show ON TOUR Miss Sharon Vaughan, former Galvan of the class of 59 has been recognized as head Ukuleleistlnthe Philharmonic Orchestra now ap pearmg LD Hobart Tasmania QShe must've pulled some strings to make thls connecuonj Keep Plunkin RETURNED It seems M1ss Elschlager has returned from Flonda after m a k 1 n g her fust appear ance ln the Cypms G a r d e n W a t e r Show She was very successful and undoubtedly wxll retum next year See what a half year at Galva H1gh School w11l do for you! CAST INCLUDES GALVAN A star was dxscovered on a small farm soutwest of Galva by Hollywood s newest talent scout Glenn Carlson Glenn is so new that he hasn t htt Hollywood yet but he certamly wtll recelve great renown Karen Scott He heard her vo1ce several mlles off and knew she was a natural for the romanttc lead tn The P1g s Del.1ght After all who else can holler Sourel Some! Souie! rn a romanuc tone? NAMED MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS Fred Carasca A Galva alumnus and the star outfxelder for the Walla Walla Werewolves IS ln the hospttal recovermg from a head lnjury While chasmg a hlgh ball, he ran smack dab into a bnck wall. We want to w1sh Fred a qtuck re covery NURSERY SCHOOL OPENS The Bolin Litton Nursery School had tts grand opemng th1s week The owners are the former Linda Black and Jamce Johnson. They extend a hearty mvitation for all parents to leave thexr children home and come from 2 00 to 4 00 p m for two hours of readmg en Joyment. MILLER GAINS FAME Attennon Redheads You too may become popular w1thR1ta sRed Rtnse. Her slogan IS O1dRedheads never fade they Just dye away So glrls always keep 1n rrund the three R s when you are ready to becomea reddy CAR HOP OVER JOYED After several years of tramp mg over those hard Jagged rocks at the local dr1ve In Sandra Rtch 1son has purchased the dr1ve 1n from the t1ps she has received over the years She ts dehghted that someone else w1ll be tramp1ng over those hard Jagged rocks Keep trampm I BOOK REVIEW Everyone sxmply must read that excmng new novel How to Control Those Household Btlls by the former MISS Manlee Rosenow Rush r1ght out and buy your copy now They re gorng fast Two have been prlnted and sold . ' ' . D . . . ,, ' ll ll ' ' . ' SI ' ' ' - ll .!9 . . r k - -- s - n - , N ' 0 . I , . Keith Smith and Bob Young for his outstanding discovery, Mlss . ' ' ' n 4 f .O ' ' n . , on ' 0 ' n . , , ' p 1 -I ' .. - 1- ' C . - I u . - M . ' I , , ' 9 I . ' ' ll D DI 1 W 1. 1. L I. L L L I CLASS Wlll e, the Class of 1959 do w1ll and bequeath the followlng Don Abbott do w1ll my western duds to my pardna Joel K1ng Warren Ahlberg do will my quletness to Donna Armstrong Kendra Alderman do w1ll my cheerleadmg ab111ty to Jane Leff Loren Appell do w1ll my ready smlle to Judy Doye, Roger Ault, do w1ll my mterest ln Ag' to Wesley Larson. Llnda Black do w1ll my ableness to hold a man to Kathy Shlelds Dons Boyd do w1ll my beautlful long ha1r to Arlene Durant. Glenn Carlson do w1ll my mterest tn electnclty to Lester Dykeman Keep Plugglnl Fred Carrasca, do w1ll my abuity to center a football to Larry Blust. Kr1sceda Core do w1ll my mterest tn Bradley Unlversxty to Sandra L1nd E1leen Cr1sco do w1ll my extra currxcular noon tune act1v1t1es to Sandra Jeffnes John Crornlen do w1ll my mterest 1n the Ir1sh to Hal Appell Rlchard Dexter do w1ll my super1or SCh013Sl'.lC stand1ng to Hank Conhn. Dwlght Dunbar do w1ll my ab1hty to conduct aGalah1 meeung to anyone who can yell SHUT UPI the loudest Ava Encson do w1ll my abxhty to get papers 1n on tune to James Llkes Glenda Frank do w1ll my collecuon of class rlngs to Sharon Gutschlag Jams Frey do w1ll my t1tle Queen of the Potato Chrp Eaters to Helen Moulton. Curtls Hampton do w1ll my nervous twltch and cold hands to Lance Melton. .hm Johnson do w1ll my safe dr1v1ng abmty to Karl Nordstrom .Tamce Johnson do w1ll my mterest m Alwood to Nancy Bogner Ronme Jones do w1ll my mterest ID cheerleaders to R1ch Falk. Dean Kalser do w1ll my he1ght to Mtke Engstrom J uhe Kneen, do w1ll my arttstlc talent to Mtke Martm. M3126 Lambert do w1ll my out spoken ways to Lynda Talberg Lauretta Leff, do w1ll my 1nterest ln Blshop H111 to that old settler Sherry Beaston. Whltney Long do w1ll my mterest 1n photography to next years Galahl photographer John Loqu1st do w1ll my turtle neck sweaters to any cold turtle Fred Lord do w1ll my noble name to Bobby Palm, Phxhp Loveall do w1ll my secret talent of playmg cards to any old Joker R1ta Mtller, do w1ll my red ha1r to Cheryl EIICSOIL Mary Jane Morgan do w1ll my Txred Blood to Bonme Barlow Donald Nordstrom do w1ll my ab1l1ty to make new students feel at home to Rodney Koop Bonrue Peterson, do w1ll my mterest ln Home Economlcs to Suellyn Benmson. Elwanda Quayle do w1ll my mckname of Goose to one of W6IhCTSf161d'S old Geese Joyce Koop Kay Quinney do w1l my mterest 1n the song Dlamonds are aG1rls Best Frlend to Wanda Wallace. Sandra R1ch1son, do w1l.l my hopplng dunes to John Rlshel. Marilee Rosenow, do w1Ll my ablhty to collect B111 s to B111 Flack Karen Scott do w1ll my melodious volce to Wayne Lewts J amce Selrnan, do w1ll my abxhty to put on make up to Drane Elllott. Kelth Smtth, do w1ll my unusual name to Ronnle Schwartzkopf Darlene Swan do w1ll my perfect attendance pm to Patsy MoGrew Elame Sweat do not w1ll my mterest 1n Bradley Umverslty to anyone. Alfred Summerson, do w1ll my good study habxts to Davrd Wexell. Sharon Vaughan, do w1ll my mterest 1n Northern Umverslty to some good Johanna Waller, do w1ll my great mterest 1n band to Betha Van Raemdonk Judy Whlte, do w1l.l my ab1l1ty to drlve backwards to Kenny Rlngle. Robert Young do w1ll my green Ford to postenty Joe. I, , ' . ' . I, , ' . I' ' , . . . ' L ' . . I. . . . ,, , L . ' . . 0 L . . . . . I. D . . . . . -- L . . I. . ' . . . . . . . I. . . . . . - . . . . L . ' . . . . I L . . . . . . , L . , . . . . . I. . ' . . . . . . n I' . . . . . L . I . . ,, . ,, L . , . . L . , . . . . . 0 I, . I . . . 0 L . , . . . . I, . . . . . . l, Kay Kelly, do will my quiet controlled laugh to Sandra Noret. I' . . . . . . I, ' , ' - . I' . . . . . ,, .. L . I . . . . 1, ' , ' U - . I' , . I' . . , . . ,, , ',. It . . . . . I. ' . ,, . ,, . ' I' ' . . . L . . . . . . 1, ' . . ,, ,, . L U . . . ,, . . L . , . ,, . . ,, . I' . .. ,, . , ,, . ' 1. , . . . . ,, I . . . u Z X CD GCD 1- iq' Ei? M9 1 NOW WE HAVE COMPLETED OUR BUILDING FOR SUCCESS ff E3 CD XX E! CI E1 E f E S fx -If W , '-' vu J., W' SENIOBS Jia, f7W:f Sleepy H Lost gold may bc found, or earned, again .... lost time never Chorus 1,2, 3,4g Blackhawk Vocal Festival 3, F.T.A. 2, 3,45 Galah1Staff4. Good manners are made of petty sacrifices. F.l-l.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Assistant Finance Chairman 4, Prelimin arz' Honors 1, Nxitionfzl Honor focietw , '- it 4,1 .siciwfjfsf Q Kris Air and manners are more expressive than words. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 12, 3,45 President 4, Dance Band 3,45 Blackhawk Band Festival 1,2, 3,4-g Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Class Play 'ig Class Vice-President 3, Student Coun- cil Representative 3, Secretary 3, Commencement Mar- shall 3gPreliminary Honors 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Football Queen 4, Attendant 3, Galahi Staff 4. K. K. Si5z,ht small injuries and they will become nothing at all. o.A.A. 1,2, :i,4, F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 Membership Chair man 3, Library Club 3, 4, Galahi Staff 4. Eileen It is the talent of human nature to run from one extreme to another. -X Bo HL gains wisdom in a happy way who gains it by .moth er's experience. F.C.A. l,:,4g Galahi Staff 4. Dumb Wita l am not tfraid of tomorrow for I have secn yesterday and I love today A - 1 . . X. 1 Z J 4 Social Chairma Library Club I5 4- Vice-President 4- Preliminary Honor- gQgNationalHonorsociety s,4, Galahi Staff 4, Newspaper v -1, . Roe lt is safer to hear and take advice than to give it F.F,A. 1,Q, 3,4. SENIORS 7!2z',:.A.,,.f But? That is as wt-ll as if I had said it myself. F. H. A, 1.3, 3 , 4, Recreation Chairman 2, Parliamentarian 1, President 4, L3.A.A, l,2,3,-ig Vice-President 1, F.l'. A Q 1, Librarian -1, Library Club 3, Band l,Q,3,4, Librarian 1, Blackhawk Band Festival L,2,3,-L: School '. Newspaper staff '3 , 4, Preliminary Honors 2, National Hon- Q' or Society3,4, F. H. A. Queenl-lttendant 2, Galahi Staff -1. Lefty wwf! You cannot do a kindness too soon, because you never know whenitwill be too late. F. H.A. l,2,3,4, Good will Chairman 3, Finance Chair- Qnan 4, Galahi Staff Pllilscy ln these days of uncertainty the only thing you can count on is your fingers. Class President 3, Student Council VB, Vice-President 13, Delegate to District Convention 3, F. 'l'. A. 2, 3, 4, Report- er 4, Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Blackhawk Vo- cal Festival 2,3,4,Galahi Staff 4, National llonor society 4, as 'etball l,1I,3,4g G Club el. Avis Politeness is like an air cushion--there may be nothing in it that eases the jolt. . .A. l,iZ,3,4, 5ecretary3, F. H.A. l,2,3,4, G.A.A. L,3,4, Library Club 3,4, Preliminary Honors 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Galahi Staff 4. fmt Johnny He who thinks by an inchand talks by a yard ought to be moved by a foot. . .A, l,2,3,'1, Vice-President 4, F.T.A. 3,,l, Track T' ,' ,4,Football l,2,3,4,Basketball 1,2,i3,4, Baseball l, 2,3,4, G Club 3,4, Eugene Anderson Award 3, Galahi Staff 4. Jani Patience and diligence. like faith, remove mountains. Aledo l, G.A.A, l,2,.3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, F. ILA, 2,fvluted Chorus 1,2,3,5choo1Newspaper 3,4,Gal- ahi Staff 4, Delegate to Northern G.A.A. Camp 3, Nat- ,f W1 ional Honor .Society 4. I P . here isn t any map that snowsthe roadtc success. lou Woxig have .o make i. ,t.t.rsel.. Mixed Chorus l,1.1,4, F. I .A. 4, 3.4, National Honor society tj,-,, Preiirnigiary Honors J, .racr 2,-3, Baseball -, Calani stat! vi, Blacrmam ,ot.al.es.1Nal., 1, 1. Nlaiaie The only way to get the but of an argument ls to avoid F.H.A, l,2,3, Library Club 4,G.A.A. -hbalahi Staff 4. SENIOBS 4-uyf Swannee A friend 15 a person wllo walks in when all the rest of the world walks out AA 34Point ee U34 3 L10 rlis B e 1v.lcst1xal24 F TA A 34 ll stiff Ian llitrt .tri llsri nays .li'OllT mlllCll nolwtlx Sll0l!.L rxrl worrv, .llld tllcse are yesterday and tomorrow. 1 49444 llltllrlgtlic bull s cyl- la 5L'ltiOIlI aucorrlpllsllcd bv shoot- ing the bull. F.C,A, 1,zl, 3,45 Football 1,45 Club 4. ' ' Goost The best thing to save for your old dL!t1lS yourself. l'.ll.A. i,2,:i,45 G.,l,A- 1,2,3,45 Library Club 55,45 Galahl Staff 45 School Newspaper 3,4. ,lf X t W , Smitty Tllt-rc' ought to bea course in school that teaclies people 10 read tht- handwriting, on the wall. F.C.A. 1,2,T5,45 Football i,2. Smiley Ideas die quickly in some heads because they cannot stand solitary confirlelliellt. lfootbtlll 1,2, li, 45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,:, 33,45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 G Club 2, 3,45 President 45 Class President 15 Student Council 1,25 F.F.A, 15 Chorus 45 Preliminary Honors Q5 Nationallrlonor Society 33, 45 Treas- urer -15 Class Play 735 Homecoming Attendant 355 Coni- rriencernent Honor Guard 35 Boys' State Jig Galahl Staff Al warren Better to wear out than to rust out. Football 1,25 F.C.A. 1,Z, 3,45 Reporter 45 Galalli Staff 4. Blackie When love and skill work IOQ6lllt'l, exptet a llltisltl' piece. F.H.A. 1,il, 3, 45 Historian 45 Library Club 22, :5,4. fo stmons mmfgw 77201 J Twitch What you are to be, you are now becoming. F.H.A. 1,2,I3,4, Historian 2, Reporter 13, C-.A.A. 1,LZ, ,3,4, School Newspaper Staff Ji, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3,-1, Report- er 33, Band 1,2,3,4, Blackhawk Band Festival 1,2,f3,4, Mixed Chorus 3, 3, 4, Blackhawk Vocal Festival 3,4, Pre- liminary Honors 2, National Honor Society 3,-1, Vice- President 4, Class Play 3, Galahi Staff 4. lane Truth, although, harmless as the dove, is stronger than a lion. Delegate toConservation Camp 2, F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, His- torian 2, Recreation Chairman 3,G.A.A. 1, 2, Band 1, 2, '3,4, Blackhawk Band Festival 1,2, 3,4, Baton Twirler 2, 3,4, Delegate to Music Camp 2, Homecoming Oueen Attendant 2, Student Council 2, Secretary 2, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Preliminary Honors 2, National Honor Society 3,4, FootballQueen Attendant a,4, Galahi Staff4. .ldfflf , A! Deanie xx If you are a man offew words, you won't have to take so fr many of them back. , if F.C.A.1,2,3,4,F.l-'.A. 2,3,4, President4. I. ,' IO Doing easily what others find difficult is talent, doing what is impossible for talent is genius. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4,G.A.A. 1,2,3,4,F.T.A. 2,3,4, Treas- urer 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Black- hawk Vocal Festiva12, 3, 4, Band l,2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 3,4, Blackhawk Band Festival 1,2, 3,4, Dance Band 1, 3, 4, Class Play 3, School Newspaper Staff 3,4, Galahi Staff 4, Preliminary Honors 2, National Honor Society 3,4. 314-wb 0'7wz,f.0 Glenda A child can ask a thousand questions a wise man can- not answer. G.A.A. 1, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Library Club 3,4, Galahi Staff 4, Mixed Chonis 1, 2. Ron Every man is my superior in some way. In that, l learn from him. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 53, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Base- ball 1,2, 3,4, G -Club 2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, Class President 2, 3, Student Council 1,2, 3,4, President 2, 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Blackhawk Chorus Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Preliminary Honors 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Play 3, Home- coming Attendant 1, Galahi Staff 4, Decathlon Award in Track 1, Doris lt should not discourage us if our kindness is unacknow- ledged it has its influence still. F.H.A. 1',2, I3,4, Treasurer 55, Parlimentarian 4, Home- coming .Attendant 1, Student Council The great end of a good education is to form a good man F.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 1, Vice-President4. Q? and -ad' any iq 1--9 avr' E E3 SENIORS MJ 15 wut. 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Football l,2,:3,4, Basketball 1,2,:3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, F.C.A. 1,2,4, Class President 1,4, Student Council 1,4, Student Council President 4, G Club 3,4, Galahi Staff 4, Junior Class Play 3. f Beauty Patience is a great thing, but it never helped a rooster lay an egg. F.H.A. 1,2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Black hawk Festival 3,4, Library Club 4, Galahi Staff 4. Q52 Jay 4442 All words are pegs to hang ideas ou. Junior Class Play 3, School Newspaper staff 3,4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Preliminary Honors 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Vocal 2, 3, 4, Blackhawk Vocal Festival 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Blackhawk Band Festival 1, 2, 3,4, Galahi Staff 4, F.T.A. 2, 3,4, Historian 3, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1. Kenriie Success is getting what you want, happiness is wanting what you get. Band 1, 2, 3,4, Librarian 3,4, Blackhawk Band Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, President 3, Blackhawk Voc- al Festival 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 2, Treas- urer 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Librarian 4, HomecomingQueen Attendant 3, School Newspaper Staff 3,4,ClassVice-President 1, Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, Class Student Council Representative 4, S e c re t a r y 4, Cheerleader B Squad 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Football Queen Attendant 4, Dance Band 2,3,4, Galahi Staff 4. 'Nighty Some people, like boats, toot loudest when they're in a fog. Football Q, 3,-1, F.C.A. l,i, 3,4, President 4, Band 1,2, 3, Galahi Editor 4, Preliminary Honors 2, National Hon- or Society 3,4, G Club 3,-1. Sandy The great secret of life is never to be in the way of others F.l'l.A. 1 2 3 4-Good Will Chairman 2- Projects Chair- man 3, Finance Chairman 4, Galahi Staff 4. .1 24 l-fi 5 . . 1 A fa. UI,-rf! , V! 2: ,, is H ., 4 Stall' ,. fy., .+ SENIOR PICNIC This year's senior picnic did not conform to the established pattern of picnics. Instead of piling into a bus bound for Lake Calhoun, we spmt the afternoon entertaining ourselves inthe school. This change of plans was due to Old Man Weather, who favored us not with sunshine but with rain and grey skies. However, we still had a very enjoyable time. Some played volleyball in the gym, while others danced and played cards in the cafeteria. The climax of the evening was the potluck dinner, featuring all the delectable dishes imaginable. After we had eatm till we felt like stuffed turkeys, our senior picnic was overg and we all agreed that we had had a marvelous time. I l Q10 U X I 3 0 K 9 .gf u 0 wt W, NJ 5 C 6 Tiny 7 IQ. gf? 5 . 0 u 0 V 3 SENIOR TRIP OF THE 59ER'S At 6:00 A.M. on Friday, May 29, twenty-eight seniors and the sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Yotmg, excitedly boarded Mr. Howard Bill's Illinois Highway Bus and headed for Lake of the Ozarks. After prolonged riding, we arrived at Kapilana Beach, Osage Beach, Missouri. From the moment we arrived our schedule was filled with activities. The days were filled with visits to Dogpatch, Phantom Acres, Ke1sey's Antique Cars, the Educated Chickens, Ozark Caverns, and Bagnell Water Stopper Dam. The evenings included such entertainment as the Ozark Opry, cruis- ing and dancing on the Larry Don, a hay ride, wiener roasts, and we even spent a rainy evening watching a Charlie Chan movie. Our free time was spent sun-bathing, swimming, boating, hiking, ex- ploring, and having just plain fun. Much too soon Wednesday, June 3, rolled around. We boarded our bus exhausted, broke, and sun- burned, we were all glad to see the old familiar view of Galva. 4 -1 'i K i, xii ff I . V2 Q sy 4 if ie ,, wr at OUR SENIOR TRIP Jfczpilkzna Beach rREi0RT gh?-' U Qqgrks OSAGE BEACH, MO. This page sponsored by GAMBLE STORE and GARRIGANS MARKET 'Ya ur' -9 Z ga , ' A - liiziv' .1 43. A-eval 'E' J' s. , Q 6 Q. U jiri. Q 7 X ,Qi iw 'Q .4 5 r , . m , Q, ,, . ,W fx K-,M 1 x v 'A 1 J ,, . ni jm- ll . WY .Q 'S -1 i3 wa v , A 1' v , , A Q .n N ,, V, 'f ,. -5- V ., ' 1 I ' 1 .3 HONOR Valcdictorian Sa lutatorian amid Richard Freece J, Honor X'fM Student Lorun Appcll Richard Dexter Dwight Dunbar Ava Ericson Janis Frey Mo morial Aw ard FINAL HONORS Curtis Hampton Janics Johnson Janice Johnson Julic Kneen Whitney Long P.l,.O. English Award: Johanna Waller, Julie V .een D. A. R. Citizenship Award: Karen Scott Betty Crocker Homemaker Award: Kay Kelly Eugenia Anderson Memorial Award: Richard Falk Arion Award: Kriscoda Corn Honor Studs: Rita Millar Marilec Rosa now Karen Scott Elaine Sweat Johanna Waller BACCALAUHEATE unq- L l Processional Pomp and Circumstancen Hymn All Hail the Power of Jesus Name' Invocation Reading of Scriptures Choral Anthem Green Cathedral fHahnj Sermon What to Ask For Choral Anthem O Divine Redeemer Benediction Recessional CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: California Daisy CLASS SONG: Thanks Be to God CLASS lu MOTTO: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. n Ruth Helmka mp Rev. Carl Davidson Rev. D. V. Charlson Junior High Glee Club Miss Nelrose Corkill, Director Rev. Charlie Sinionds Junior High Glee Club Rev. Carl Davidson Ruth Helmkamp Pr oce ssi ona 1 Invocation Honor Student Address Vocal Solo Valedictory Address Awarding of Honors Honor Student Address Music Salutatory Presentation of Class Awarding of Diplomas Benediction Recessional CGMMENCEMENT To Strive For a Better Economic Life My Faith ln Thee To Seek Know ledge To Find Happiness Thanks Be To God And Not To Yield The American Way if I Ruth Helmkamp Rev. Jagodzinski Richard Dexter Karen Scott Johanna Waller H. M. Robertson Curtis Hampton Senior Ensemble Julie Kneen A. E. Heck Dr. E. M. Eckberg Rev. Iagod zinski Ruth He lmkamp DEDICATIGN Mrss Peard we apprecrate your asststance 1n our Burldmg for Success during the four years which you served as our class sponsor we wrsh to thank you for your guidance and helpful hmts when we needed them the most We wrll always remember you as the teacher who helped us very much tnprepartng for the fut ure years Mr Brlhngs as a. builder of good sportsman slup both on the basketball court and rn the classroom we wrsh to thank you for unself 1sh1y SIVIILS your mme and leadershrp to help us through our hxgh school years You w111 always be remembered as a great coach and a fme teacher TZ? 1 , ' 9 . di 1 n - - n ' ' 4 - 1 1 . IN RETHOSPECT Graduatron had ftnally come. The ntght we sald would never arr1ve was certatnly here. In fact tn exactly f1ve m1nutes we would march to the stage to the 1nsp1r1ng straxns of ' Pomp and Crrcumstance. ' As we stood robed tn our caps and gowns our thoughts drtfted back through those four short years pausmg now and then to reflect upon a specral memory We all v1v1d1y remembered Enghsh IV and secretly wlshed we were translatrng Chaucer agam. None of us could forget cherrustry lab and the agonlzed cues of Open the wmdow I m chokmg to death! Somehow we W1Sh6Cl we had another chance at that u'nposs1ble maze of atoms and the forebodmg D6l'1Od1C chart. How well we ptctured Latln class' Suddenly we were con sclence stncken for w1sh1ng that Caesar had never learned to read or wrrte By the way Just how d1d we declme porto '? The boys looked back w1th laughter at the lopslded chalrs they had butlt 1n shop The glrls v1v1d1y recalled thelr always forgetting to stft the flour for those cakes lil the projecuon room on the Monday after the prom We would never forget our embarrassment when someone had actually thought we were crazy wh1le we had only been huntrng bugs for btology How could we possibly have been hungry enough to Jotn 1n the wtld stampede for the lunch l.1ne'7 We remembered band and how embarrassed we had felt when we marched on the wrong foot unul Mr Sm1th had assured us that we had done a swell Job ' The boys tr1ed o forget the ttmes they had dropped those touchdown passes and to remember the game wmnmg pornts they had scored We all thought of the pranks we had played tn math and of those nerve rackJ.ng tune tests 1n typmg. We hrstory students had to admrt that facts and dates were rnterestmg. Of course, we remembered GALAHI and our anxtety because of the last mmute rushes to meet deadlines How could we ever forget speech class and the stage frlght that we had never qurte conquered? In fact, our knees were a lrttle wobbly now at the thought of marchmg mto the gym, The gym was not wlthout IIS share of memones etther Those horrrble exerctses tn P E the amustng anucs beh1nd the scenes in class plays the deafenlng roar of the crowd as a last second basket went through the hoop Now we were about to walk Lnto the gym for the last t1me tn our htgh school careers The processlonal was just begmrung. We must stralghten our caps adjust our tassels and b1d a fond farewell to Galva Htgh School. . ,, . . . in Home Ec. Oh, then there was the time the chemistry class had gone to sleep watching a movie R C0 T P Knsos - LLEGIAE , liffg' 'CVCENQL XE .4 J., .. ww ,iuqh K. -... -4: 4 ,lf-Q.-'.' 1 my 'M - ,, , ' 4 , x -- ' 'A'-.. 'M x ' 51. X gy 41. 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