Galva High School - Galvacade Yearbook (Galva, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1953 volume:

1 1 M X x w ,,. , Va 2 f 'k ' . N w f' , :Q , rl' r 1 J A f ' 5-. 3 3' 'Q ,. J' , 1 ., 3--. 'f' . , .,: Q' ,ff- -'Z F ff' 5 if 'X Q , A. ,Ck fag .l.. 'U 1 'R 1 .,-, h : 4, ' .uf 7.5: -n - ,.- :' -Mfga. - . - ' I' 1 ' - u.. Mun, .-,5-1-.122 3 JJ J JJ JJ Ju J 'JJ J J J J n JJ Jn FJ J' , M J J JJ' , JJ JJ' J 1 JJ JJ J J ,J J UJ J J J JJ JJJJ wi J JJ J J HHHIHIIHHI Ednior ,,,., ,H ,7 ,-,, Jerry Qoxtcr Buwncbs Manager ,,, -. Glencvo Allen Foreward You are about to begin a pictorial tour through the Galva School of l952-53. ln the following pages we hope to give you a glimpse of the Galvo students at work and at play in their various activities. lf these pages can help bring back pleasant memories, their mission is accomplished. As we present the inaugural edition of the Galvacade, the staff wishes to thank our sponsors whose names appear throughout the book. Without their generous help, such an undertaking would not have been possible. THE STAFF PAGE TWO Dedication To llur Parents We consider it a privilege to dedicate the first edition of the Galva- cade to the parents of the students ot Galva High. To them we owe whatever honors we can give, because to us they have given everything. lt is they who have made possible these happy days of our youth. Their guidance and sup- port in all our needs are our greatest blessings. We hope in this small way we can show our appreciation and gratitude. Tl-lE GALVACADE STAFF SPONSORED BY BELTS DAIRY, STORM LAKE PAGE THREE THE lil-U.Vl-Nfl-HIE STAFF Fran: Row-Mr. Kissinger, G. Allen, J. Baxter, J. Grell, Mr. Rellihan. Back Row-P. Petersen, D. Graybill, S. Hustedt, J. Elze, R. Rydberg, L. Hansen, L. Weiland, G. Winterhof, E, Drury, V. Meyer, F. Webb. The Galvacade staff is made up of two separate parts: the editorial section and the business section. Jerry Baxter was the editor and Gleneva Al- len was the Business Manager. Each member of the editorial staff worked on a different section. Fol- lowing are the members of the editorial staff: Faculty, Darlene Graybill, In- troduction and Seniors, Jerry Baxter, Underclassmen, Verdine Meyer, Ele- mentary Grades, Sheryl Hustedt, Sports, Leroy Hansen, Music, Lloyd Weil- land, Activities, Patty Petersen. Joe Grell was the photographer for the Gal- vacade. The business staff sold advertising space in the Galvacade and also supervised the subscription campaign. The members of the business staff are Gleneva Alleh, Forrest Webb, Ronnie Rydberg, Eldridge Drury, Gaylen Winterhof, and Janice Elze. We all hope that this, the first edition of the Galvacade, will meet with your approval. SPONSORED BY BUNTROCK-SALIE STUDIO, BUENA VISTA COLLEGE PAGE FOUR HHMINISIHHIIHN HND rnnuuv dmini tration i MARVIN W. ZIESMER B. A.j Drake University M. A.g University of Minnesota Superintendent, Government, Biology, Economics Boord of Education from left to right--Clarence Noslund, Grover Drury, Chester Chollmon Presidentg George Missildine, Secretoryg Harold Hustedt, John Haworth. SPONSORED BY KROLL FUNERAL HOME, STORM LAKE PAGE SIX ELLEN WANBERG B. A., University of Iowa Colorado State College of Education Principal: Sociology Commercial ALBERT H. HAENFLER B. S., Morningside College M. Ed.g University of Colorado Additional Work: Buena Vista College Science, Manual Training, Coach ROBERT J. RELLIHAN B. A.p Iowa State Teachers College Drake University History, Literature Faliult SPONSORED BY GALVA TRIBUNE AND HOLSTEIN ADVANCE, HOLSTEIN RICHARD K. KISSINGER B. ME., Drake University University of California Vocal Music: English DALE G. JUNGST B. A., M. S., The State University of Iowa Mathematics: Physics CONRAD CLAUSSEN Music School in German-,f I4 yearsl Buena Vista College Instrumental Music PAGE SEVEN NORMAN W. SWANSON B. Ag Buena Vista College Junior High LOLA D, HERMANSON B. E.j Buena Vista College Sixth Grade AUDREY A. BECK Buena Vista College Fourth Grade All PAGE EIGHT Facult SPONSORED BY ROY BROWN PLUMBING AND HEATING, GALVA MANTZ DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, GALVA MARGARET M. HANSEN Ottumwa Heights College University of Omaha Junior High Basketball Girls Chaperone JEAN A. MILLER Iowa State Teachers College Fifth Grade DOROTHY MCINTOSI-I Morningside College Third Grade Faculty VERNA M, EHLER MARY B. CULLEN REVA JUNGST Buena Vista College lo va Store Teachers B. Ag University of Iowa Second Grade College Kindegnrlen First Grade 1 Teachers Al Work SPONSORED BY W. M. MOLLOY, GALVA, R. V. LADY, GALVA, JOHN F. KOTH, GALVA PAGE NINE Teaeners! Teachers, Everywhere! PAGE TEN GAYLEN SORENSEN Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sit. Football 3, Boys Chorus l, 2, LEROY HANSEN The harder I try the gooder to be, the worser I am. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Class Secretary 4, Boys Chorus l, 2, Golvocade Staff 4. RICHARD PETERS I cm a woman hater, but the Bible says, 'Love Thine Enemies.' Football l, 4, Manager 3, Base- ball Manager 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Boys Chorus l ,2. PAGE TWELVE eninrs SPONSORED BY LOU SPINDLER LLOYD WEILAND A man among men is he, but among women he'd rather be. Class Treasurer 4, Boys Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys Octet 3, 4, Boys Quartet 3, 4, Mixed Quartet, 3, 4, Soloist, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Galvacade Staff 4, Senior Play 4. DARLENE GRAYBILL The more I see of men the better I like my dog. Girls Basketball l, 2, 4, Man- ager l, 3, Class Secretory 3, Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls Sextet 2, Gal- vacade Staff 4, Senior Play 4. RICHARD KIERTZNER It's no use crying over spilt milk, it only makes it salty for the cat. Track I, 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus l, 2. DOYLE BROWN Built for comfort, not speed.' Football 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus l, 2, Senior Play. GERALD O'MEARA Lead me not into temptation, but show me where it is. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus l, Junior Play. LAURA WElLAND She's a very nice girl, no doubt, but when she gets mod-look out! Girls Basketball 3, 4, Girls Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls Sextet 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Homecoming At- tendant 4. eninrs SPONSORED BY GROVER DRURY .17 JOE ANNA CHALLMAN As easily excited os the Rock at Gibraltar. Girls Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4, Class Vice Presi dent l, 3, Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Head Librarian 4, Mixed Chor- us 4. GERALD NIELSEN l go ta school because I have to. Track 3, 4, Boys Chorus l, 2. FORREST WEBB AthIetics? Sure, but why mix school with them. Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 3, 4, Track l, 2, Class Treasurer 2, Boys Chorus l, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Galvacade Staff 4. PAGE TH IRTEEN 1 y,. FRANCIS HOPKINS BIG hearted. Track 4 Band 4, Transferred from Correction- ville. PATRICIA PETERSEN Pretty as a picture and so is her frame. Girls Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Class President I, 3, Class Vice Pesident 2, Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Galva- cade Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Junior Class Play 3, Homecom- ing Queen 4, Homecoming At- tendant I, 2, 3. RONALD RYDBERG He's quiet, peaceful and mod- est, except when he's awake. Baseball I ,2, 3, Class Secre- tary 2, Boys Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys Quar- tet 4, Boys Octet 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 4, Junior Play 3, Sen- ior Play 4, Galvacade Staff. PAGE FOURTEEN Seniors SPONSORED BY CHET CHALLMAN GERALD BAXTER Who is the smartest boy in our class and why am I? Track I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus I, 2, 4, Class F-resident 4, Class Treasurer 3, Editor of Galvacade 4, Junior Play, Senior Play 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4. JAMES FRAHM Why run if walking will get you there. Track 4, Class Vice President 4, Boys Chorus I, 2. ELWAYNE MADSEN The easiest iob l could find was to go to school-so here l am. Track I, 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. -... 632-I 1' .0 1 Class Proliliec The date is May l, 1963. The place is the lobby of the Waldorf-As- toria Hotel, in New York. Doyle Brown happens to meet Laura Weiland, an old classmate. .They sit down at a table and begin the following conversa- tion. It's been almost lO years since l've seen you, Doyle. My, but you've grown a lot. What have you been doing, Laura? Well, Doyle, l'm an author now. My latest book is 'Men, Men and More Men.' Have you heard what any of our other class members are doing now? l just heard that Le- roy Hansen was elected Mayor of Galva last year, Laura, and Forrey Webb is now coach at that famed Hanover Jr. High. l hear that they were township champions last year. Richard Kiertzner works as the bouncer in the town tavern now. l'll bet he can handle the drunks. What ever happened to Jerry Baxter, Laura? 'He's a home economics teacher in Galva. By the way, Doyle, have you heard from Jimmy Frahm. He's a farmer now and he really sur- prised everyone last year by marrying a former burlesque girl. And l guess Richard Peters has been a busy man the last few years. He has to work night and day to support his family of lO. My brother, Lloyd Weiland, is working in a pet store in Sioux City, selling gold fish and canaries. That's the kind of work he always liked to do. l hear Darlene Graybill taught school for a couple of years and then decided to settle down and raise some of her own pupils. And I read that Jerry O'Meara has been promoted to captain of a tug boat in the U. S. Navy. Elwayne Madison is a buck private in the army now. He's helping to prepare that famous army food. Joe Anna Challman has just filled her life ambition. She gat a contract with the Roxie Rockets, a chorus girl's team. Say, Doyle, did you hear that my old friend, Pat Peter- sen is a nurse in a hospital now. She says one of the interns is interested in her, but I think he's just after her appendix. Francis Hopkins is a truck driv- er now. l guess he needs a strong truck to hold him. And Ronnie Rydberg has an interesting job in a department store, he works in the women's lingerie dept. Jerry Nielsen is the only boy in our class who has dan real well. l hear he has made a fortune by his smart buying an the stock market. And I guess Gaylen Sorensen is a confirmed bachelor now. All he does is paint houses, houses, and outhouses. Well, Laura, it was really interesting hearing what our old classmates are doing, but I have to be going now. l'll see you again. Thus ends our prophecy for the Galva seniors of 1953. ls it correct? Only time will tell. SPONSORED BY CLARENCE NASLUND PAGE F IFTEEN Class Will We, the senior closs of l953, of the city of Galva, county of Ida, and the state of lowo of the United States of America, being of sound mind and memory, do declore this to be our last will and testimony. Elwayne Madsen wills his high-jumping ability to Roger Schneider. Gerald Nielsen wills his rapid stride to George Schulke. Joe Anno Challman wills her ability to study to Lawrence Ploeger. Richard Peters wills all his women to Burnell Nelson. Jerry Baxter wills his corner seat to 'Red Allen. James Frahm wills his indifference to women to Joe Grell. Jerry O'Meara wills his ability to write poems to Van Schmidt. Pat Petersen wills her red jeans to Audrey Hustedt. Richard Kiertzner wills his curly hoir to Jerry Moller. Leroy Hansen wills his draft card to Verdine Otto. Darlene Graybill wills her ability to get along with the teachers to Ronnie O'Meara. Doyle Brown wills his manly physique to Raymond Peterson. Lloyd Weiland wills his typing ability to Corky Larson. Forry Webb wills his athletic ability to Roger Christiansen. Francis Hopkins wills his 6 32 height to Leo Murray. Laura Weiland wills her patience with shorthand to LaVonne Soren- sen. Gaylen Sorensen wills his black hair to Marilyn Boisen. Ronnie Rydberg wills his boldness to Marlene Otto. Signed and sealed this Thirteenth day of April, l953. Nllitnessed by: I. M. Happy U. R. Swell C. U. Nextyear SPONSORED BY FRED GRELL, FEED 8. FERTILIZER PAGE SIXTEEN uunmmnssmm ,Wy yy Junior Class First Row: G. Allen, L. Sorensen. M. Otto, J. Anderson, A. Hustedf, L. Groybill. Second Row: G. Winterhof, W. Voge, D. Otto, Mr. Rellihon, Sponsor, P. Kistenmocher, J Grell, L. Ploeger. Third Row: V. Meyer, B. Nelson, R. Brown, D. Schoening, C. Lorson, E. Drury. Junior Class Officers P. Kistenmocher, Mr. Rellihon, Sponsor, V. Meyer, G. Winterhof, E. Drury SPONSORED BY GALVA UNION ELEVATOR PAGE EIGHTEEN nphomnre Class Firsi' Row-R. Sherrill, J. Else, J. Schoening, J. Elze, V. Otto. Second Row-V. Schmidt, R. O'Meoro, A. Biesemeyer, P. Schimrner, Third Row-H. Nelson, G, Schuike, Mr, Jungst, Sponsor, M, Lorenzen, G. Moller. Class Ullicers G. Moller, V. Schmidt, G. Schulke, J. Schoening, Mr. Jungst, Sponsor. SPONSORED BY IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE, IDA GROVE, MICHAELSEN AND SONS, HOLSTEIN PAGE NINETEEN Freshmen Class firs' Row-L. Murray, K. Graybill, R. Schneider, S. Webb, L. Grapevine, J. Grieme, M. Elze, C. Anderson, S. Grierne, R. Peterson, E. Collin, F. Wlnslnw. fur'-nfl Row-Mi. Kissingei, Sponsoi, D Kath, J. Rusclm D. Grell, M. Biisfn, B. Ortner, G. Nielsen, C. Roeder, K. Paulsen, S. l-lustedi, M. Drury, L. Nielsen, Mr. Haentler, Sponsor. psnsoi Vhiri RowvD. Webb, G. Voge, E. l-lassman, R. Lease, G. Nielsen, R. Christiansen, G. Getz' mier, R. Rasmussen, C. Zabel, G. Jensen. Class llllicers C. Zabel, Mr. Haenfler, Sponsor, M. Drury, R. Lease, D. Grell, Mr. Kissinger, Sponsor. SPONSORED BY NELSON AUTO CO. 81 R. E. A. ELECTRlC CO., IDA GROVE PAGE TWENTY VALLEY FEED STORE, GALVA HHVIHHHHY HHHIHS Kindergarten Top Row-Left to Right: P. Beyer, C. Kitchen, B. Specketer, L. Grable, J. Cork, A. Schoening, J. Pender, K. Rauterkus, J. Bcxter. Middle Row-Mrs. Jungst, P. Adams, R. Kessler, J. Eisenmenger, B. Box, S. Schimmer, C. Ortner, M. Skou, L.'Spivey, L. Hore, R. Francis. Bottom Row-C. Skow, C. Skow, S. Heinse, D. Baxter, S. Richardson, B. Young, C. Bruns, B. bxow, E. Hoops. , First Grade' Top Row-Left to Right: N. Anderson, P. Rohlf, S. Belson, K. Lorenzen, J. Mostoller, M. Kess ler, J. Specketer. Middle Row-J. Hansen, D. Lindstrom, G. Hoops, J, Compton, R. Zabel, J. Nielsen, D. Nel- son, P. Seeley. Flon: Row--J, Johnson, L. Pender, B. Grieme, S. Coalter, C. Whitmer, P. Mohr, A. Ortner Miss M. Cullen. SPONSORED BY THE HANSEN FUNERAL HOME, HOLSTEIN, HANSEN 8- SON FURNITURE, HOLSTEIN PAGE TWENTY-TWO f econd Grade Top R Rusch, Middle Bottom Ploeger, ow-Left to Right: G. Schulke, D. Currie, D. Crawford, L. Hendricksen, M. Freese, L. C. Skow. Row-B. Winslow, M. S. Wanberg, J. Kessler, G. Hare, J. Schulke, B. Hoops. Row-Mrs. Ehner, L. Schmidt, R. Graybill, B. Purucker, L. Paulsen, M. Hartmann, E. R. Cork. Third Grade Top Row-Left to Right: T. Olsen, M. Frank, H. Peterson, J. Hall, A. Brandt, J. Beyer. Middle Row-T. Harsho, D. Grimsman, D. Brandt, D. Holtz, R. Kaskey, A. Voge, E. Schimmer. Bottom Row-Mrs. Mclntosh, G. Grieme, J. Jensen, B. Russell, S. Baxter, S. Whitmer, J. Kess- ier, M. Ortner, K. Graybill. SPONSORED BY COPPS ELECTRIC, IDA GROVE PAGE TWENTY-THREE Fourth Grade Top Row-Left to Right: G. Rcuterkus, D. Currie, J. Seeley, D. Johnson, R. Foley. Middle Row-Mrs. Beck, R. Groybill, F. Kitchen, C. Spivey, R. Schneider. Bottom Row-N, Coulter, R. Groybill, L. Hooke, R. Peterson, A. Nielsen, Fifth Grade Top Row-Left to Right: H. Hustedt, D, Kitchen, D, Lindstrom, G, Nelson, M. Holtz. Middle Row-G. Mostoller, H. Else, L. Thorborg, O. Webb, Bottom Row--Miss Miller, R. Young, C. Schimmer, B, Godbersen, M, Ortner, B. Brandt SPONSORED BY VOHS 8. JOHNSON PRODUCE 8. HATCHERY, HOLSTElN, BODAKEN IMPLEMENT COMPANY, STORM LAKE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR ixth Grade 'Top Row-Left to Right: H. Andresen, G. Brown, A. Brandt, M. Mohr, D. Purucker, R. An- derson, L. Johnson. Middle Row: Mrs. Hermanson, D. Kessler, B. Rauterkus, L. Young, E. Hartman, K. Kaskey, N. Suling, C. Biesemeyer, L. Peterson. Bottom Row: L. Seeley, J. Rasmussen, E. Haake, N. Richardson, P. Long, C. Peters, J. Bamsey. Junior High Tap Row--Lett to Right: J. Speakman, R. Ortner, D. Biesemeyer, R. Wagner, A. Anderson, M. Henricksen, A. Speakman, F. Hartman, R. Schulke, V. Skow, D. Otto. Middle Row4Mr. Swanson, B. Seeley, M. Otto, R. Peterson, R. Hare, A. Else, L. Radke, J. Wanberg, V. Johnson, J. Brown, K. Voge, M. Grimsman, Miss Hansen. Bottom Row-J. Jensen, N. Schimmer, J. Hassman, K, Sherrill, M. Grieme, E. Russell, J. Nielsen, M. Graybill, A. Else, C. Boisen, B. Hare. SPONSORED BY JOHN HAWORTH, GALVA PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Junior High Girls Basketball Q3 CJ 'YS Top Row-Left to Right: J. Nielsen, A. Else, C. Boisen, M. Groybill, J. Hassman, M. Grieme, E. Russell. Middle Row--Miss Hansen, N. Schimmer, J. Jensen, J. Paulsen, M. Otto, K. Voge, K. Sher- rill, Coach Haenfler. Bottom Row-J. Brown, B. Seeley, A. Speakman, A. Anderson, M. Henricksen, M. Grims- man, B. Hare. Junior High Boys Basketball Top Row-Left to Right: V. Johnson, R. Wagner, V. Skow, F. Hartman, R. Peterson. Middle Row-Coach Haenfler, A. Else, L. Radke, J. Wanberg, R. Hare, Mr. Swanson. Bottom Row--R. Schulke, J, Speakman, D, Otto, R. Ortner, D. Biesemeyer. SPONSORED BY CORNER CAFE AND TAVERN, GALVA, DR. M. W. GRUBB, GALVA PAGE TWENTY-SIX N:l.'2E' Football First Row-G. Voge, R. Lease, J. Getzmier, C. Zabel, D. Otto, B. Nelson, E, Hassman, L. Ploeger, R. Rasmussen. Second Row-G, Baxter, 'A. Biesemeyer, L. Hansen, R. Peters, V. Schmidt, J. Jensen, R. O'Meara, G. Schulke. Third Row-Coach Haenfler, J. Moller, F. Webb, J. O'Meara, D. Brown, M. Lorenzen, V. Meyer, D. Webb, Manager K. Graybill. SEASON'S RECORD Lytton Galva Lake View ---l3 Galva ..... O C'VilIe GGJVO Wall Lake --l9 Galva ..... 6 Early ------, 12 Gaim Schal Ier .... l3 Galva ..... l 8 Newell Galva The Galva Blue Devils got off on the wrong foot by losing their first two conference games. After defeating Schaller, they won over Lytton which was their homecoming. Correctionville was the only non-conference game. This was the first year Galva beat Early in a football game. Early entered the game heavily favored. After losing to Newell they ended up in fourth place in the Bo-Coon conference. The season's record was ,four wins and three losses, the best season Galva has ever had. SPONSORED BY THE FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT ' Football ALBERT HAENFLER ALLEN BIESEMEYER FORREST WEBB VERDINE MEYER Sophomore Senior Junior Coach Center Quarterback R. Halfback JERRY O'MEARA GEORGE SCHULKE LEROY HANSEN DONALD WEBB Senior Sophomore Senior Freshman L. Halfback Fullback L. Guard R. End MARK LORENZEN JERRY BAXTER DOYLE BROWN JERRY MOLLER Sophomore Senior Senior Sophomore L. End R. Guard L. Tackle R. Tackle SPONSORED BY THE GALVA LUMBER COMPANY PAGE TWENTY-NINE Girls Basketball Standing: Sandra Webb, Diann Grell, Beverly Ortner, Darlene Graybill, JoAnn Rusch, Pat Pe- tersen, Karen Paulsen, LaVonne Sorensen, Gleneva Allen, Betty Blau, Laura Weiland, Joe Nnna Challman. Kneeling: Miss Hansen, Chaperone, Mr. Haenfler, Coach. Galva 78 Galva 54 Galva 49 Galva 70 Galva 46 Galva 6l Galva 47 Galva 58 Galvo 7l Galvc 64 Galva 55 Galva 74 Galva 67 Galva 52 Galva 42 Galva 43 PAGE TH IRTY Hayes on Rodman ,A Schaller Arthur ,,, , Early ..A.-,,,-, Charter Oak Holstein , Wall Lake M, ldo Grove ,, Schaller ,,,, Arthur ,,,,,. Sulphur Springs Nemaha ,-.- Holstein J Arthur M-, Holstein ,,,,56 Seas0n's Record .W ,57 Golva H 53' Galva 35 Galva ,,,-52 Galva -,,,44 A Galva ,,67 Galva ,--,50 Galva ,,,,27 Galva a,,,,29 Galva H55 Galva H42 Galva ,,,,53 'T ,,,,,,47 H' ..w,,4l ' H' AA?-31 B 3141 Flfihillilli 45 lda Grove ...,.. 43 47 Battle Creek 24 5l Holstein ,, , ,sv,,, 47 i 7l Schaller ,.,-, 43 76 Early ,AA ,,,47 ' 40 Aurelia ,s,,A,.. 29 8l Odebolt ...,u,,. 56 53 Onawa . - ,,,,49 54 Anthon --- ,L 44 ' 64 Lost Nation -..-... 55 l ' 68 New Sharon ss., .,76 Holstein Clinic Maple Valley Tournament Sectional Tournament District Tournament State Tournament SPONSORED BY HOLSTEIN STATE BANK AND DR. WAGNER, HOLSTEIN mMmmW mM-wwwm,,,...- -.... ..., ......... W.. Girls Basketball JOE ANNA CHALLMAN LA VONNE SORENSEN PAT PETERSEN Senior Junior Senior Forward Forward Forward DARLENE GRAYBILL GLENEVA ALLEN LAURA WEILAND Senior Junior Senior Guard Guard Guard SPONSORED BY WANBERG GROCERY AND W. A. HOOPS GROCERY PAGE THIRTY-ONE 4 Boys Basketball Furs: Row-Gary Getzmier, Richard Rasmussen, Gerald Jensen, Donald Schoening, Curtis Lar- son, Ed Hassman, Roger Lease, Everett Collin. Second Row-Coach l-laenfler, Donald Webb, Ronald O'Meara, Gaylen Winterhof, Paul Kis- tenmacher, Craig Zabel, Van Schmidt, Forrest Webb, Kenneth Graybill, Manager. Third Row-Marc Lorenzen, Jerry O'Meara, Verdine Meyer, Eldridge Drury, Rodnee Brown, Doyle Brown. SEASON'S RECORD Galva ..... 5l Holstein .... 44 Galva ..... 5l Danbury .... 57 21,12 lgfkfjiefiijg Galva ..... 54 some creek -46 GGIVO Arthur -----27 Galva ..... 28 Aurelia ..... 55 GGIVG Early ------H41 Galva -.... 48 Odebolt .... 5? GOIVO Holstein ----29 Galva ..... 44 Newell -.... 37 Galva won Lake --42 GGWO ----- 55 Aflhuf ---H46 Gaim Scholler d-d- 41 Galva 45 Cherokee I. C.-35 GOIVG Arthur ----- 27 Galva ..... 43 C'viIle -s-- 48 Galva Galva S. Springs ---3O Danbury --,'45 'Maple Valley Tournament Sectional Tournament SPONSORED BY DR, MORRIS, GALVA PRODUCE, DAN'S RECREATION PARLOR, FLOYD S STANDARD SERVICE PAGE THIRTY-THREE Boys Basketball -W-I JERRY O'MEARA Senior Forward DOYLE BROWN Senior Center FORREST WEBB Senior Forward VERDINE MEYER MARK LORENZEN Junior Sophomore Guard ' Guard PAGE THIRTY-FOUR SPONSORED BY TRUMAN PETERSON AND ARNOLD ELSE Baseball Evrs: Row: Ed Hossmon, Von Schmidt, Forrest Webb, George Schulke, Ronald O'Meor:J, Poul Schimmer. Second Row: Donald Webb, Rodnee Brown, Mr. Hoenfler, Coach, Doyle Brown, Jerry O'Me:Jro. JERRY O'MEARA, Pitcher FORREST WEBB, Short Stop SPONSORED BY STORM LAKE AUCTION COMPANY, STORM LAKE PAGE THIRTYAFIVE Baseball VAN SCHMIDT, Catcher GEORGE SCHULKE, Outfielder u CHEERLEADERS Lefi' to Right: Judy Else, JoAnn Schoening, Jonice Elze. PAGE THIRTY-SIX SPONSORED BY MCCLEARY SUNDRIES Band I-ion: Row: S. Hustedt, G. Baxter, V Otto, J. l-lassman, K. Paulsen, A. Biesemeyer, B. Nelsen. Second Row: M. Boisen, L. Nielsen, G. Winterhof, A. l-lustedt, L. Radke, D. Biesemeyer, J. Else, G. Allen, R. Peterson, F. Hartman. Third Row: C. Anderson, M. Drury, E. Drury, M. Lorenzen, B. Ortner, R. Lease, E. Collin, D. Otto, V. Johnson, R. Ortner, L Graybill, J. Paulsen, J. Speakman, C. Zabel, J. Anderson, P. Kistenmacher. Last Row: S. Grieme, Mr. Claussen, A. Else, L. Sorensen, L. Weiland, M. Elze, and J. Grieme. The band, once again this past year was very fortunate to be under the direction of Mr. Conrad Claussen. The District Contest this year was field at Storm Lake. Following are some of the band ratings: BRASS QUARTET ................................ II CORNET QUARTET .............................. II CLARINET QUARTET ............................ II TROMBONE QUARTET ........................... Il CORNET TRIO ................................. I BRASS SEXTET ................................. I SPONSORED BY MID-BELL MUSIC COMPANY, STORM LAKE PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT Brass Sextet Left to Right: Audrey Hustedr, Gaylen Winterhof, Lowella Graybill, Karen Paulsen, Vcul Kistenrnacher. Trombone Quartet Judy Else, Lefr to Right: Janice Anderson, John Speakman, Craig Zabel, Paul Kistenmacher. SPONSORED BY MURRAY JEWELRY, IDA GROVE, JOSTEN MFG. CO., ELLERBROEKS, CHEROKEE, COUNCIL OAK, HOLSTEIN PAGE THIRTY-NINE Cornet Quartet Left to Right: Audrey Hustedt, Goylen Winterhof, Eldridge Drury, ond Marc Lorerizen. PAGE FORTY Cornet Trio Left to Right: Audrey Hustedt, Gay len Winterhoi, Eldidge Drury. Clarinet Quartet Left to Right: Sheryl Hustedf, Solly Grieme, Jean Grieme, Morilyn Boisen. SPONSORED BY THE BAND BOOSTERS OF GALVA Girls Chorus Left to Right: Mr. Kissinger, L. Grapevine, G. Grieme, M. Elze, M. Drury, S. Webb, S. Grieme, D. Grell, J. Rusch, C. Anderson. Second Row: L. Nielsen, J. Schoening, J. Else, M, Otto, P. Petersen, D. Graybill, J. Elze, M. Boisen, D. Koth, S. I-lustedt. Third Row: J. Anderson, B. Ortner, L. Sorensen, G. Allen, C. Roeder, J. Challman, L. Gray- bill, L. Weiland, A. Hustedt, K. Paulsen. The vocal groups were very fortunate to have Mr. Kissinger as their director once again this year. Following are some of the vocal ratings: GIRLS QUARTET ..................-............. GIRLS SEXTET ...... MIXED QUARTET ................... Boys QUARTET ................................. SOLOISTS JAN ICE ANDERSON - LLOYD WEILAND - Baritone ..................... Soprano .................... SPONSORED BY BUENA VISTA MOTOR CO., DLUGLOSH MOTOR CO., R. J. OLTMAN, TOOH EY CLOTH I NG COMPANY PAGE FORTY-ON E Boys Chorus Lefr to Right: E. Collin, R. Rasmussen, R. Lease, J. Voge, R. Schneider, K. Graybill, L. Murray Mr. Kissinger. Second Row: A. Biesemeyer, G. Winterhof, E. Madsen, E. Drury, V. Meyer, L. Weiland, R Rydberg, C. Zabel, P, Kistenmacher. Las: Row: M. Lorenzen, G. Baxter, F. Webb, D. Schoening, and C. Larson. BUYS QUARTET R Rydberg, E. Drury, L. Weiland, M. Lorenzen SPONSORED BY SCOTTY'S TAVERN, MOSER IMPLEMENT, PAUL'S BARBER SHOP, HOLSTElN, CENTRAL POPCORN CO., SCHALLER PAGE FO RTY -TWO Girls Sextet Left to Right: Louro Weilond, Audrey l-lustedf, Jonice Elze, Lowellcz Groybill, Janice Ander- son ond Judy Else. Boys llctet v Left to Right: C. Zabel, R. Rydberg, E. Drury, L. Weilond, E. Collin, G. Winterhof, M. Loren- zen, ond R. Leose. SPONSORED BY O. A. LANGLAND, FOOD LOCKER SERVICE, BRECKWALD MARKET, A. HUEGERICH 8- CO., HOLSTEIN PAGE FORTY-TH REE Mixed Quartet Ronald Rydberg, Janice Anderson, Audrey Hustedt, Lloyd Weiland o Girls Quartet PAGE FORTY-FOUR Audrey Husfedt, Janice Anderson, Janice Elze, Judy Else SPONSORED BY PAT'S BEAUTY SHOP, LEONARD 81 BRANCO, KAHL 8. ROGNES, ALL OF HOLSTEIN Homecoming ROYAL PARTY man Attendant, Laura Weil and, Senior Attendant, Queen len, Junior Attendant, and Ju dy Else, Sophomore Attendant One of the annual festivities of the school year is Homecoming. This year Homecoming was held on October 2 and began with the traditional par- ade through Main Street. The parade consisted of floats from each grade of school symbolizing Galva's feeling toward victory. The half-time ceremonies between the Galva-Lytton football game featured the crowning of the Queen and the presentation of her attendants by Supt. Ziesmer. A dance was spon- sored by the Junior Class climaxing the day. Pat was chosen by a popular vote of the entire student body and her attendants by their respective classes. The five girls were attired in formals of pastel colors and made a pretty picture as the center of all attraction for that day. The Royal Party was driven in a convertible chauffered by Harold Elk. Just before the coronation ceremony the group was driven to the middle of the football field and serenaded by the band. . SPONSORED BY HAROLD ELK PAGE FORTY-SIX L to R: Sandra Webb, Fresh- Patricia Petersen, Gleneva Al- HUMECUMINH SNAPS SPONSORED BY MOSTOLLER HDW., HAROLD HUSTEDT, GALVA PAGE FORTY-SEVEN Junior Class Pla The Whiz Kids Archer Kingsley, a harassed bachelor H- W, , , Amy Kingsley, Archer's sister-in-low: a widow ,,, Norolee, Amy's seventeen-year-old daughter ,, , Buck, Amy's thirteen-year-old son, o Whiz Kid . . Bunny, Amy's eleven-year-old daughter, a Whiz Kid ,, G, Lola Lovejoy of Lody Lola's Products: ,U ,-,,. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, , Bertie, her darling than ee ,W .,,a..... ,,,,, Gladys Tydings, Glad Archers optimistic girl W, Burwell Underhill, an old flame of Amy's ,,,,,,, Dade Dorwell, Noralee's heart interest --, Sarah Winch, the dismal housekeeper ,,,, -H --- Amber Brown, the negro maid ......,.,s., U-- Calomel Smoot, Col , the negro handyman ,,e, SPONSORED BY GUARANTEE OIL CO., GALVA, IOWA PAGE FORTY-EIGHT ,, Eldridge Drury , Audrey Hustedt Janice Anderson Poul Kistenmacher Marilyn Elze LaVonne Sorenson ,ee Darwin Otto ,ee Gleneva Allen ---Verdine Meyer ,,-,Rodnee Brown -,,-Marlene Otto Lowello Groybill -,,-e---- ,-----,evGaylen Winterhof Snapshots SR ,XTEK A R ,taxa SPONSORED BY DOCTOR E. M. O'DONNELl., I. E. BAUMGARDNER, HARRISON LEATHER SHOP, AND GALVALCN THEATER PAGE FORTY-NINE O QW N :rf 1' vi my - X. was-BP V annual!! ,JS 2' :KW 1411! I, I, I 2 ,.., W ,N m,5,,.f - L 5 . S wwwiv A Q life of a Galva High Student l Q l. Time to get up again! 2. Breakfast before a hard day at school. 3. Gee! Better hurry! 4. Classes start. 5. Hot Lunch Crew. 6. Hard at work. 7. A Basketball game to end the day. PAGE FIFTY-TWO SPONSORED BY HORNER AND OLSEN FOOD MARKET OF STORM LAKE 'F f . LA. Ri' fl! P ag' A- H ,Q I Q V fx.-5+ Sr 7 . , 4 - 4'- ,yf J Q I :. fi. . s . Nt'- , f 1 y Q ,1 -,. ET.: .gg Fi af? -K. sf, .5 sg .K J arrkgqhl , 5 7 LL . R' C , -af 1.-ffgal 5 , L SSE . f .',.' 'r - 5 fir' ' :W 5,2 , I 552-. P: , f , Av ,r 10. 1 'f Q. -, E, fv-v',, ' 4 3.3 ,,. 1' an . 5 9 5. 51' D A Af A 4 , f. ' 'T , i A I gf, ff: I-fgxillfjj ,J , ,lg-5:22 . , Wig 1' a ,f . '.,' K 2 .G'4L ' fr . - I 4' 1: 'mf Q Q ,,x 11:7 ' TEH- . iivizi 2 P' 1:41. ,, 551, . .H 149' 2,19 KE: - fra' ge 2'.,j ' VK ,fi 545315 frff Lg' 'zzf-QM ,- tl' gr , LZ' ,4 . . I1 ,, 2: 'ui '1' :--4,,.f,f A ,. .. V S55 V3 P '. in 4 'fm .. 1 f v 3' .- . fr- bk 1 ' jfs' Q T f Q1-V 5, . -,J - A