Galva High School - Galvacade Yearbook (Galva, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1954 volume:

4 f w-1.0 , 634 'ant C I. F u- -f. ' n 1? -Q., -,a Q. H-LI M311 - , A ' I is - . ' J u 1 x A-ff ' A '42 , .. V 1 ' . S THE GMLQQQAUE 1954 Published By the . GALVA STUDENTS , X Golvd Consolidated School Golvo, lowd :::mm::mu ::m':m:m1 Volume Z G31 FOREWCDRD Time has a habit of blotting out the memories of even our most delightful years. Therefore, in this book, the second edition of the Galva- code, the annual staff has tried to preserve memories and highlights of student life. Our goal has been to present you with a book you will cherish in years to come. We hope that as you continue through this volume that you will obtain enjoyment and pleasant memories. We wish to thank the sponsors who have helped make this book possible. We also wish to thank our friends and classmates who have made these wonderful memories possible. THE STAFF PAGE TWO DEDICATION The staff of the Golvacade wishes to dedicate the l954 volume to our teachers in recognition of their fine work in the field of education. They have spent many hours and have shown great patience in help- ing the students of Golva High School prepare themselves to meet the problems of this complicated world. We appreciate not only their ability as teachers but also their many fine traits of personal character, such as friendliness, courtesy, and sincerity that you experience when you know them personally. THE GALVACADE STAFF PAGE THREE mmm First Row-Mr. Kissinger, G. Allen, E. Drury, Mr. Rellihan. Second Row-S, Hustedt, M. Otto, M. Elze, J. Grieme, J. Anderson, S. Grieme, J. Elze. Third Row-L Sorensen, L. Graybill, K. Paulsen, M. Drury, A. Hustedt. Fourth Row-V. Schmidt, V. Mever, A. Biesemeyer, G. Jensen, P. Kistenmocher, G. Winter- hof. lNot Present, G. Schulkei GALVACADE STAFF Editor .......... Business Manager ....s.. Business Statt .... ----Gleneva Allen ---------------------s-----Eldridge Drury -Gaylen Winterhot Van Schmidt Allen Biesemeyer Karen Paulsen Marilyn Elze Administration and Faculty Paul Kistenmacher Jean Grieme Seniors .............................. .- ....... ---Lowella Graybill Marlene Otto Underclassmen .................. - ...... -. ............. Janice Elze George Schulke Elementary Grades .............................. LaVonne Sorensen Marilyn Drury Sports .......................................... Verdine Meyer Music ............................. -. .......... Activities ....... - PAGE FOUR Gerald Jensen --Janice Anderson Sheryl Hustedt H--------------------------.----Audrey Hustedt Sally Grieme -49' Q 069' 4 ADMINISTRATION MARVIN W, ZIESMER B. A., Drake University M. A., University of Minnesota Superintendent, Government, Biology Economics Board of Education from left to right-Urban Lease, Harold Hustedt, Chester Challmon Presidentg Grover Drury, George Missildine, Secretory, not present John Haworth. PAGE SIX FACULTY ELLEN WANBERG ALBERT l-l. HAENFLER B, S., Morningside College B- A-I UfllVef5llV of 'OWU M. Ed., University ot Colorado Colorado State College of Education Principal: Sociology Commercial Additional Work: Buena Vista College Science, Manual Training Coach N -- S Iliff: , Q ROBERT J. RELLIHAN B. A., Iowa State Teachers College Drake University History, Literature GEORGE E. LEHIGH RlCl'lARD K. KlSSlNCiER CONRAD CLAUSSEN North Dakota State B. ME.: Drake University Music School in Germany West Vlrglnlo Unlvefslw University of California l4 yearsl B. A., Buena Vista B e Vit Coll e Graduate Work: Vocal Music, English U no S O eg Drake Univeeifv Instrumental Music Mathematics, Physics SPONSORED BY: BELTS DAIRY, STORM LAKE PAGE SEVEN FACULTY MARGARET M. HANSEN NORMAN W. SWANSON DONNA I. ELY OtSJnTVZ?Si:,e'2?t5biCgL2ge B. A.g Buena Vista College Wayne gtbcifjggeochers Junior High Junior High Basketball Girls Chaperone Fifth Grade LODONNA J. LEDDEN DOROTHY MCINTOSH MARGARET A. PYLE Buena Vista College Morningside College Iowa Sggaeggochers Fourth Grade Third Grade Second Grade A SPONSORED BY: FRED Cl. GRELL, FEEDS-SEEDS-FERTILIZER, GALVA PAGE EIGHT FACULTY CHLOE L. 'LEHIGH ROBERTA J. WHEELER Creston Junior College Drake University Wayne State Teachers Omaha University College First Grade Kindergarten fi Miss Hansen In Action--Gob Session SPONSORED BY: WANBERGS GROCERY, FLOYD'S STANDARD STATION, VALLEY FEED STORE, CARL MARVIN JOHNSON, GALVA PASE NINE TEACHERS AT WORK AND PLAY .awk 1, W X 9 mm SPONSORED BY: A. HUEGERICH 8- CO., PAT'S BEAUTY SHOP, HOLSTEINg ENGEL MOTOR CO., CHEROKEE, MOORE FURNITURE STORE, IDA GROVE PAGE TEN g, if M .,, ,Q Q 5 Q, .. SENICDRS LA VONNE SORENSEN l could go on alone but l'd rather not. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Girls Chor- us I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 47 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4: Pep Band 3, 4, Queens Attendant 4, Galva- Cade Staff 4, Junior Class Play 3, 4, Senior Play 4, 3. 'Vw .d8f ' JOSEPH GRELL A girl is so necessary! Galvacade Staff 3, Boys Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Senior Class Play 4. GAYLEN WINTERHOF A little knowledge is a dangerous thing-I refuse to be in danger. Football 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Trumpet Trio I, 2, 3, 4, Trumpet Quartet I, 2, 3, 4, Brass Quartet I, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet I, 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, A ixed Chorus 3, 4, Double Octet 3, 4, Boys Quartet 4, Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4: Galvacade Staff 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Class Treasurer I, 2, Vice President 3, 4, Senior Class LOWELLA GRAYBILL ll silence is golden, I'm in debt. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sex- tet 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Sextet I, 2, 3, Basket- ball I, 2, Pep Club 4, Gal- vacade Staff 4, Junior Play 2, 3: Senior Play 3, 4. Play 4. 4 PAUL KISTENMACHER Why study? The more you study, the more you forget. The more you forget the less you know, so why study. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet l, 2, 3, 4, Brass Quartet I, 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Solo I, 2, 3, 4, Trombone Quar- ter 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Galvacade Staff 4, Jun- ior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4. MARLEN E OTTO Looks like on angel, acts like an angel, but you can never tell what an angel will do. Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Galva- cade Staff 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4. WILLIAM VOGE l came here to get the general impression ot things. Boys Chorus I, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Track 3, 4. SPONSORED BY: BUNTROCK-SALIE OF STORM LAKE PAGE TWELVE SENIORS GLEN EVA ALLEN Y o u c a n manufacture blondes but red hair iust comes naturally. Band 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Class Treasurer 4, Editor ot Gal- vacade 4, Business Manager of Galvacade 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Homecoming At- tendant 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4. RODN EE BROWN He's a careful student- careful not to overdol Football 4, Basketball l, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus l, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, JANICE ANDERSON The hardest time to get a baby to bed is when she's seventeen Band l, 2, 3, 4, Brass Quartet 2, 3, 4, Trombone Quartet 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 2, 3, 4, Girls Sextet l, 2, 3, 4, Girls Quartet 3, 4, Double Quar- ter 4, Solo 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, Galvacade Staff 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4. ELDRIDGE DRURY And he looks so saintly toolll Football l, 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Trumpet Trio l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 4, Double Quartet 4, Boys Quartet 2, 3, 4, Boys Octet 4, Boys Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Class President 2, 4, Class Secretary 3, Vice President l, Galvacade Staff 3, 4, Business Mana- ger 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4. HQ. rw LORENCE PLOEGER Why study, the more I study the harder questions they ask me. Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 3, Basketball 4, Boys Chorus l, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Track 4. ,QLQQQQ ,r f MARY JANE HOPKINS Although she's quiet, l'm sure that there are many things on her mind. Band 3, 4, Girls Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Transfer- red from Correctionville. SPONSORED BY1 HAROLD ELK DARWIN OTTO Exercise? Why l peeled an orange for breakfast. Football 3, 4, Baseball l, Track 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus l, 2, 4, Band l, 2, Mixed ghorus 4, Junior Class Play PAGE THIRTEEN SEN IOBS ...av-fs' VEREINE MEYER Muscles are an attraction to women! AH! Lucky me! Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Captain Football 4, Captain Basket- ball 4, Captain Track 3, 4, Boys Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Class President I, 3, Galvacade Staff 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, AUDREY I-IUSTEDT You might as well listen because I'm going to talk anyway. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Trumpet Trio I, 2, 3, 4, Trumpet Quarter I, 2, 3, 4, Brass Quarter I, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextei' I, 2, 3, 4, Girls Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Double Mixed Quartet 4, Girls Octet 3, 4, Class Secretary I, 4, Home- coming Attendant I, 2, Business M a n a g e r lMag. Dui 4, Junior Class Play, Galvacade Staff 4, Pep Banc I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, DONALD SCI-IOENING You don't have to be a farmer to raise coin. Boys Chorus 3,4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Transferred from Primghar. CURTIS LARSON Wait for me girls, l'm growing up. Football I, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Boys Chor- us I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4. BETTY BLAU Some school days are all right, but better are the school nights. Girls Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Transferred from George, Senior Class Play 4. BURNELL NELSEN Bewarel I might do some- thing important. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Saxophone Quartette 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3, Baseball I, 2, Boys Chorus 4: Mixed Chor- us 4, Senior Class Play 4. SPONSORED BY: HAROLD HUSTEDT A-ND SHORTY RICHARDSON OF GALVA PAGE FOURTEEN CLASS WILL We, the class of i954 of Galva High School, having come to the end of our careers here and being ot sound mind and disposing memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, revoking all former wills by us heretofore made. l, Audrey Hustedt, will my physical training ability to Janice Elze. l, Darwin Otto, will my track ability to Verdean Skou. l, Lorence Ploeger, will my ability ot conversation to Betty Seeley. l, Gaylen Winterhot, will my ability to get along with girls to Gene Neilsen. l, Lowella Graybill, will my ability to get along with my neighbors to Marilyn Elze. l, Eldridge Drury, will my intelligence quotient il. QJ to Joe Hop- kins. Study Hard, Joellll l, Marlene Otto, will my typing ability to Van Schmidt. l, Burnell Nelson, will my ability to play wailing saxophone to Allen Beisemeyer. l, Janice Anderson, will my musical talent and dancing ability to Dale Otto. l, Curtis Larson, will my height of 6'l to Lee Radke. l, Don Schoening, will my blond hair and blue eyes to Craig Zable. l, Bill Voge, will my muscles to Raymond Peterson so he may win the light heavy weight title from Roger Scheider. l, Paul Kistenmacher, will my well shaven head to George Schulke. l, Verdine Meyer, will my ability in sports to Roger Christensen. l, Betty Blau, will my womanly charm and my ability to get along with men to Joyce Neilsen. l, Mary Jane Hopkins, will my ability to help Coonie to JoAnn Schoening. l, LaVonne Sorensen, will my slender figure to Jerry Moller. l, Joe Grell, will my ability to change car tires to Judy Else. l, Gleneva Allen, will my ability to study to Karen Paulsen. SPONSORED BY: BILL MOLLOY, ANDY'S CAFE, AND GALVA PRODUCE PAGE FIFTEEN CLASS PROPHECY It is now l964 and we find ourselves in the home of Lorence Ploeger, a successful Professor of Agricuture at Ames. Lorence is now reminescing his high school days and is looking through a pile of old Galva Tribune papers he has kept. The following are some of the interesting items that catch his attention: March l, l963. Fourth boy born to Mrs. ...... ....... , the former Gleneva Allen. March 22, l963. Second child born to Mrs. ...... ........ , the former Janice Anderson. Janice's career as mother has been very success- ful. June 26, l963. Betty Blau becomes bride of Dewey Baker. July l2, l963. Spud Brown purchases trucking fleet of two wheel borrows and a kiddy car. August 6, l963. Eldridge and Sheryl Drury announce the opening of their beanery in Hanover. . September l7, l963. Third son born to Mrs. ...... ........ , the former Lowella Graybill. Lowella found that being a secretary was not the best career in life. November 20, l963. Fifth child born to Mrs. Joe Grell, the former tap dancing star of Galva. December l6, l963. Miss Mary Jane Hopkins, former student of Galva is now teaching Home Economics in Galva. January IO, I964. Audrey Hustedt gets job in the United States' biggest cat hospital in Hanover. February 9, l964. Paul and Jean Kistenmacher great hit in New York. Pennies flow steadily as Jean cranks the hand organ and Paul holds the cup. March 2, I964. Curtis Larson invents Push Button Farming. Now Secretary of Agriculture in the President's Cabinet after several years as advisor to the president. April 5, l964. Verdine and LaVonne Meyer and family are vaca' tioning in Florida. Verdine stacked up 43 touchdowns for the Minnesota Gophers this year. May l8, l964. Burnell Nelson head ranger at Superior National Forest in Minnesota. June l4, l964. Darwin Otto announces the opening of the Galvcl Body Shop. July 2l, I964. Marlene Otto now secretary of Al Capp, author of l-i'l Abner. August l9, l964. Don Schoening now captain of tugboat that sails from Hawaii to the United States. His wife and their four girls are very happy that he has a boat of his own. October lO, l964. LaVonne Meyer cheers Verdine on to his l6th touchdown this year. November ll, l964. Bill Voge now Forest Ranger in Texas. December l3, l964. Gaylen Winterhof organizes jazz band in New Orleans. Well folks, this is the prophecy of the class of l954. Will the facts here really be true? Only time can tell in a matter like this, but as far as we are concerned this prophecy will do until then. PAGE SIXTEEN V f ,, . QA . , N,,. E.. New XA,-im, . 5 -be ,X 3, Sk, . 5 Q Q X -v -V Q 's Y. Q.,+,,.M , , . . may X ,X .I , V, so f-1 Qwif-J-isNv,.:ys:1:m.:v + . K Ms .' Nik? 's,5?1S??si:w'w,f1?NL-,-vfag,ehf, ' W' -iw'fs,::'w,+Twsg,i-gWez1,Q2g?mJ2g-a?3.b2 Hqgsgigggs,-Plfx g1fQ-mfg f 1 - -1 u1?w,g,mf5:,:2dX-13-na419.3 www W , . i 35:19.- N, X Q ' slifw ' X3 xi xx x Xfi5K5'fffE Q in QM. D Sai JUNIORS Front Row: Left to right-R. Sherrillg J. Elseg J. Schoeningg J. Elzeg V. Otto. Second Row: Left to right-V. Schmidt, Vice Pres.g A. Biesemeyer, Pres.g P. Schimmerg H. Nelson, Sec. Third Row: Left to right--M. Lorenzeng G. Mollerg Mr, Rellihon, Sponsorg R. O'Meorog G. Schulke, Treos. Below: Homecoming was sponsored by the Juniors. This included outside decorations. Here we find the Junior boys putting up the Welcome sign. .fwfr-H J rx , lava! Abovei The Homecoming octivities come To o close with o Junior sponsored party. Here we find them serving refreshments. SPONSORED BY: COPPS ELECTRIC, IDA GROVE PAGE EIGHTEEN SOPHOMORES Front Row-Lett to Right' Mr. Lehigh, Sponsor, D. Grell, S. Griemeg D. Meyers, L. Grapevine, C. Anderson, J. Grieme, M, Elzep S. Webb, L. Nielsen, Sec. Second Row-Lett to Right: E. Collin, R. Petersen, R. Schneider, L, Murray, F. Winslow, K. Graybill, G. Nielsen, R. Lease Third Row-Lett to Right: M, Boisen, B. Ortner, C. Roederg S. Hustedt, Vice Pres., G. Getzmier, J. Rusch, M. Drury, K. Paulsen, D. Koth Fourth ROW-l-eff T0 Riohtr G- VOQSJ J- l'l0Dl4ll'1S7 R- Cl'N'iStenson, R, Rossrnussenp C. Zabel, Treas., G. Nielsen, D. Webby G. Jensen, Pres. Below: The Sophomores took an active part in High School athletics. Shown below are the girls participating in basketball. . h . , WK I Above: Classes are also a port of school life. Here shown is their eager participation in World History Class. SPONSORED BY: HALLORAN MOTOR CO., HARTLEY-BICKLEY, IDA GROVE PAGE NINETEEN FRESHMEN Front Row: Lett to right Mr. Hoentler, Sponsorg K. Voge, Vice Presg N. Thorborg, J. Nielseng K. Sherrill, Treos.g J. Brownj Mr. Kissinger, Sponsor. Second Row: Left to right D. Biesemeyerg V, Johnsong L. Rodkeg A. Elseg J. Wonbergg R. Ortner. Third Row: Left to right D. Otto, Presg V. Skoug A. Andersong B. Seeleyg M. Ottog R. Schulke, Sec.g J. Speokmon, uf Initiation was the hi-lite of the Freshmen yeor os shown in these two pictures. SPONSORED BY: HOLSTEIN STATE BANK, DR. VVAGNER, HOLSTEIN PAGE TWENTY ' X., mf QQQXE? KINDERGARTEN on Front Row, Left to Right: G. Rydberg, M. Sokolowski, L. Heinse, K. Haworth, V. Nielsen, J. Still, M. Hamernik, Miss Wheeler. Second Row: A. Koth, D. Davenport, B. Belson, D. Radke, K. Radke, R. Boock, L. Moller, B. Olson. Third Row: C. Seeley, L. Hansen, S. Grable, P. Haake, L. Radke, P. Swanz, E. Ericksen. A FIRST GRADE Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Lehigh, E. Hoops, S. Heinse, B. Young, D. Boxter, S. Richardson, C. Skow, C. Skow, B. Skou. Second Row: J. Eisenmenger, C. Doliesloger, M. Skou, S. Haoke, C. Bruns, B. Box, C. Ortner, S. Schimmer, L. Spivey. Third Row: P. Adams, L. Grable, R. Francis, L. Hare, R. Kessler, G. Mostoller, D. Dorr, J. Cork. Fourth Row: P. Beyer, B. Specketer, A. Schoening, C. Frank, S. Frank, C. Kitchen, J. Pender, J. Baxter. Those Absent: J. Spindler, G. Probst, B. Fifield. SPONSORED BY: KINGAN, INC., STORM LAKE PAGE TWENTY-TWO SECOND GRADE X .... .. .L 4 .... Front Row, Left to Right: P. Mohr, L. Pender, J. Johnson, S, Coulter, C. Whitmer, B. Grieme, A. Ortner, Miss Pyle. Second Row: P. Seeley, C. Manning, G. Hoops, J. Nielsen. R. Zobel, D. Lindstrom, D. Nelson, J. Hansen., Third Row: J. Specketer, S. Belson, J. Mostoller, K. Lorenzen, M. Kessler, P. Rohlf, N. Anderson. THIRD GRADE Front Row, Left to Right: C. Skou, M. Wonberg, E. Ploeger, L. Paulsen, B. Winslow, J. Kessler, Mrs, Mclntosh. Second Row: B. Purucker, 'l-. Rusch, L. Henrichsen, D. Currie, M, Freese, G. Hare, E. Spindler. Third Row: G. Schulke, R. Cork, R. Groybill, L. Schmidt, J. Schulke, R. Hoops. SPONSORED BY: C. L. LEE 8. SONS, IDA GROVE HARTLEY-BICKLEY, IDA GROVE PAGE TWENTY-THREE FOURTH GRADE Front Row, Lett to Right: G. Grieme, T. Olson, S. Baxter, S. Wnitmer, J. Kessler, J, Jensen, B. Russell, Miss Putzier Second Row: l-l, Petersen, A. Voge, D. Brondt, D. Holtz, E. S nirnmer, B. Koskey. Third Rowi M. Frank, J. Holi, J. Beyer, M. Ortner, K. Groybill, T. Horsho, A. Brandt. V W FIFTH GRADE Front Row, Left to Right: R. Schneider, N. Coulter, A. Nielsen, C. Spivey, R. Groybill, Miss Ely. Second Row: R. Peterson, R. Groybill, l., Hooke, D. Johnson. Third Row: R. Foley, J. Seeley, D. Currie. SPONSORED BY: DR. E. M. O'DONNELL, GALVA, GALVALON THEATER PAGE TWENTY-FOUR JUNIOR HIGH Front Row Left to Right: Mr. Swanson, L. Young, L. Seeley, C, Peters, K. Kaskey, M. Ortner, N. Richardson. E. Russell P. J. Long, E. Haake, M. Grieme, J. Rasmussen, N. Suling, Miss Hansen, Second Row: G. Nelson, H. Hustedt, L. Thorborg, O. Webb, B. Young, D Kessler, B. Brandt, G. Mostoller, L. Petersen D Purucker, M. Holtz, H. Else, R. Wilharm. , Third Row: R. Anderson, A. Brandt, G. Brown, D. Kitchen, M. Graybill, C. Schimmer, L. Johnson, M. Mohr, D Lindstrom, I-I. Andreson. Fourth Row: A. Speakmarr, R, eterson, . are, B. Hare, I. Kinning, R. Wagner, M. Henrichsen. JUNIOR BAND P R H J. Paulsen, C. Boisen, J. Bamsey, A. Else, C. Biesemeyer, J. Jensen l I l I . . . 5 si..--,,,...,,,...,..,z. ., .W P , - .. . ...s.4..,n.ig.,.,N .,,LE.., As. ., ,-..... .......... MA, . , .,.,, ,,,,,,4..,.,, , , 4 ,,,-,,., ,,,, Y, A , , -1 Front Row, Lett to Right: J. Bamsey, E. Hoake, H. Else, M. Holtz, D. Currie, L. Thorborg, D. Kessler. Second Row' M Ortner F Kitchen C Peters, M. Hopkins, D. Johnson, L. Haake, M. Mohr, R. Groybill. Third Row: N. Richardson,.B. Brandi, i.'. Seeley, D. Landsfrom, D. Kitchen, H. Husredf, D. Brandt, T. oison, s. wharmef. Fourth Row: C. Claussen, N. Suling, D. Holtz, P. J. Long, R. Graybill. SPONSORED BY: M. E. WHITESIDE, D.D.S., STORM LAKE DR. C. H. JOHNSON, STORM LAKE PAGE TWENTY-FIVE 1 FOOTBALL Row I: R. Schulke, R. Ortner, D. Otto, V. Skou, V. Johnson, L. Rodke, A. Else, J. Wanberg, R. Schneider K. Graybill, E. Collin Row 2: G. Neilsen, Manager, G. Getzmier, C. Zabel, G. Winterhof, C. Larson, R. Brown, B. Nelsen, R Rassmussen, R. Lease, V. Otto, D. Otto Row 3: A. Biesemeyer, J. Moller, G. Schulke, V. Meyer, J. Jensen, M. Lorenzen, R. O'Meara, V. Schmidt H. Nelson, L. Ploeger, D. Webb, A. Haenfler, coach The past year the Galva Blue Devils produced one of the most im- pressive of all football teams in the schooI's history. This season they were ranked among the top lO Class B teams in the State of Iowa. Their record was 5 wins, l loss, and l tie. The one loss was to Early, the number l Class B team in Iowa at the time. The Blue Devils were ranked No. 7 at the close of the season. They were second, also, to Early in Bo-Coon conference play. The Blue Devils were unscored upon in their first three games of ploy while the Devils were making the touchdowns. The final tabulation showed that Galvo outscored their opponents by a wide margin of l3l to 33. The season's record is as follows: Galva 32 Lake View 0 Galva 33' Correctionville 6 Galva 22 Wall Lake O Golva 6 Early 20 Galva 6 Schaller O Galva 26 Newell 7 Galva 6 Lytton 6 Homecoming SPONSORED BY: GALVA LUMBER COMPANY, GALVA PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT fix . ,, .5 M A zlb 'E JERRY JENSEN V W - A A Guard b E: E In . Q ' Ng. if 1 A 'A fW?,t 'M q, lf x2Y3ff,:iRQ5' GEORGE SCHULKE MARC LORENZEN Fullback End 1 . .wi S VAN . A say .,..,, - :Bi It A . .,'- f 'zi' 'Q L- 2 , 1 'law' V ' . ,.- N '.1.f.x- ,ex wb S I' 31 ,5,x,Q3-gif 4. ,g,gf'Jn5 Q HAROLD NELSON VAN SCHMIDT JERRY MOLLER Tackle Quarterback Tackle JIM'S BAKERY, C. F. BESORE, JR., BLUE EAGLE, STOLLEY'S, ALL OF HOLSTEIN PAGE TWENTY-NINE , H89 ,+- ALLEN BIESEMEYER Center DON WEBB End RODN EE BROWN End GAYLEN WINTERHOF CRAIG ZABEL A I ROGER LEASE Holfback End Hclfbock COUNCIL OAK, KElTGE'S FOOD MARKET, SCOTTY'S TAVERN, DEE'S BEAUTY SHOP PAGE THIRTY ALL OF HOLSTEIN WN N W .., L UA, . w 'N 'w,N Wm. LORENCE PLOEGER Guard VERDINE MEYER Halfback C RONNIE O'MEARA Halfbock 4 'M DARWIN OTTO CURNELL NELSEN Guard Tackle CURTIS LARSON Guard SPONSORED BY: VOHS 81 JOHNSON, THARP GARAGE CDESOTO 81 PLYMOUTHJ, HOLSTEIN .Q ., Y-Ir ,Y , -. lu tk! QW, , PAGE THIRTY-ONE GIRLS' BASKETBALL Row l-M. Otto, J. Brown, J. Grieme, N. Thorborg, J. Nielsen, K. Voge, K. Sherrill, M. Elze. Row 2-B. Seeley, M. Boisen, M. Drury, S. Hustedt, D. Grell, S. Webb, B. Ortner, L. Nielsen, D. Koth. Row 3-Coach H. A. Haenfler, B. Blau, G. Allen, J. Rusch, L. Sorensen, K. Paulsen, A. Anderson, Miss Hansen, Chaperone. The Galva girls basketball team this season was more or less building up to a future team. The team consisted of mostly sophomores and juniors, with only three seniors on the squad. With this team the Galva Devilettes showed the fans some of the basketball they can expect and always have looked forward to. They started the schedule off nicely and were going to prove that they were headed for another good season. Again this season the Galva girls were in the Maple Valley and Pop- Corn Loop Conferences. They participated in the Maple Valley Tournament at Holstein, also. Here, as the luck goes, they met Holstein in the first round and were eliminated. The team and season progressed till Sectional Tourney play was started. They raced past Cushing but had to run into Holstein, who proved to be one of the top teams in Northwest Iowa competi- tion. They played Schaller in the consolation round, which concluded the basketball season for l953-54 for the girls. SPONSORED BY: HAROLD HOOPS lGALVA'S STAR TRUCKERJ PAGE THIRTY-TWO DIANN GRELL LA VONNE SORENSEN JO ANN RUSCH Forward - Sophomore Forward- Senior Forward - Sophomore L l BEVERLY ORTNER GLENEVA ALLEN KAREN PAULSEN Guard - Sophomore Guard - Senior Guard - Sophomore SPONSORED BY: HARRISON LEATHER SHOP, DAN THOMAS OF GALVA AMERICAN POPCORN COMPANY OF SCHALLER PAGE TH l RTY-THREE GIRLS' BASKETBALL Golvo Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Red tights for ball in Maple Valley Tournament game with Holstein Arthur -- Lytton L- Auburn - Schaller - Arthur -- Early L-- Holstein , Wall Lake Lytton -- Schaller - Early -- Nemaha - SPONSORED BY: MA PAGE THIRTY-FOUR THE SEASON'S RECORD ---34 Galva 29 Holstein L-L --kll Galva 33 Holstein --- ---37 Galva 33 lda Grove -- ---4l Galva 52 Battle Creek ---33 Galva 52 Aurelia ---- ---67 Galva 5l Cushing - -- ---75 Galva I3 Holstein --- -- ---38 Galva 4l Schaller - ---52 ---42 A Jamboree ---69 H Maple ValleylTournament -- ---47 M Sectional Tournament NTZ DISTRIBUTING CO. AND ILO MOSTOLLER OF GALVA BOYS' BASKETBALL Row l-D. Otto, R. Schulke, E. Collin, F. NNinslow, J. Wanberg, L. Radke, A. Else, V. Johnson, V. Otto, L. Ploeger, R. Ortner Raw 2-J. Jensen, P. Kistenmacher, G. Winterhof, C. Zabel, R. Lease, G. Getzmier, R. Rasmussen, R. Sherrill, A. Biesemeyer, V. Skou Row 3-G. Nielsen, Manager, R. Brown, V. Meyer, R. O'Meara, D. Webb, V. Schmidt, E. Drury, C. Larson, Coach A. H. Haenfler The Blue Devils team this year was composed of 2 seniors, 2 juniors, and l sophomore, all lettermen. The first of the season brought forth a lot of the season's most exciting games, with more to follow. The boys were holding their own and winning over half of the games. Then they entered the Maple Valley Tournament at Holstein and picked Arthur for the first round. The Blue Devils managed to squeeze past Holstein in the second round, before losing to Danbury in the finals. Several games were played before the Sectional Tournament began. The boys played Washta in the first game and then ran up against Correc- tionville, who was rated as the No. 2 team, Class B, in Northwest Iowa. This ended the basketball season for the Blue Devils and began what was to be a long volley ball season. The team won l2 of 2l games and finished 4th in the Pop-Corn Loop and 2nd in the Maple Valley. SPONSORED BY: CORNER CAFE AND TAVERN OF GALVA PAGE THIRTY-FIVE 5 I DONALD WEBB RODNEE BROWN VERDINE MEYER Guard - Sophomore Center - Senior Guard - Senior Q 1 N 3 GAYLEN WINTERHOF VAN SCHMIDT RONNIE O'MEARA Forward- Senior Forward - Junior Forward - Junior SPONSORED BY: EMIL EHLER 8. SON, SAXON LUMBER CO., SORENSEN PRODUCE PAGE THIRTY-SIX ALL OF HOLSTEIN BOYS' BASKETBALL Galya Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galya Galva GOIVC1 Galva The Blue Devils in action against Danbury in the Maple Valley tournament Arthur - Arthur - Auburn - Schaller - Arthur -- Early -- Holstein - Wall Lake Lytton -- Schaller - Early --- Nernaha - Arthur -- THE SEASON'S RECORD ---27 -'5 ----56 -, .... 30 ----46 ----57 42 -- .... 35 ,---68 ----37 ----59 -- .... l8 H38 Galva 44 Galva 45 Galva 49 Galva 55 Galva 48 Galva 48 Galva 68 Galya 60 Galva 53 T Jamboree Holstein E - Danbury --- -TT Holstein - --, Danbury ,... .,.. Battle Creek ,,s,.. Aurelia ...A - ---- Odebolt --- ---- Washta .H,,,, H' Correctionville - A T T 'H' Maple Valley Tournament 'W Sectional Tournament SPONSORED BY: GALVA IMPLEMENT AND ROY BROWN PLUMBING AND HEATING OF GALVA PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN 'kk BASEBALL Row l-R. Brown, G. Schulke, J. Jensen, P. Kistenmacher, V, Schmidt, A. Biesemeyer, D. Webb, V. Otto, C. Zabel Row 2--Coach A. H. Haenfler, L. Radke, J. Wanberg, A. Else, R. Ortner, R. Sherrill, R. Schulke, D. Otto, K. Graybill, G. Nielsen, Manager Row 3-L. Murray, V. Johnson, R. Schneider, G. Getzmier, E. Collin, V. Skou, F. Winslow, R. Christensen ln baseball this year we will have 2 seniors, 6 juniors, lO sophomores and 8 freshmen to make up the squad. We should be fairly tough for almost everyone is experienced at the game. But the weather has been against us early this spring. But when we get started we should be ready for our first game in April. Most of the boys have been practicing such fundamentals as bunting, fielding, and throwing in the gym. There are 3 regular games scheduled besides the Pop-Corn Loop Tournament, Sectional Tourney, and the District Tournament. Galva is looking for a good season this year and hopes to go far in the tournaments that we are in. In addition to the tournaments, regular season games have been scheduled with Lytton, Schaller, and Early. SPONSORED BY: HORNER AND OLSON OF STORM LAKE PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT Paul Kistenmocher Rodnee Brown George Schulke Senior 5eH50I' Junior Allen Biesemeyer Von Schmidt Virdene Otto Junior Junior Junior SPONSORED BY: OWEN 8. ELK REAL ESTATE, BODAKEN IMP. CO., JOSTEN MANUFACTURING CO. OF STORM LAKEg MOTOR INN OF HOLSTEIN PAGE THIRTY-NINE TRACK Row l-A. Biesemeyer, G. Winterhof, V. Meyer, E. Drury, R. Brown, V. Schmidt, C. Zabel, D. Webb, J. Jensen Row 2-'Coach A. H. Haenfler, C. Larson, R. Sherrill, V. Otto, G. Voge, R. Lease, R. Ras- mussen, L. Ploeger, B. Nelsen, G. Nielsen, Manager Row 3-R. Peterson, D. Otto, J. Hopkins, B. Vage, G. Schulke, H. Nelson, G. Nielsen, J, Wanberq, A. Else Track is just a fairly new sport in the Galva school. But in the last few years it has gained increasing favor, until this year the squad is looking torward to the best season ever. Already scheduled are various track and field meets which the school may enter, with a total of ten meets. lncluded in the ten are the regular Holstein Relays, lda County, Maple Valley, and the District track meets. Some of the squad that went to the state track meet, Class C, last year are returning so the prospects are very favorable. The schedule is as follows: March 25 ,..... lda Grove Meet April 30 ........ Aurelia Relaysi April 9 ....,.... Holstein Relays May 4 ...... Maple Valley Meet April l7 ...... Cherokee Relays' May l4-l5 ........ District Meet April 23 .......... Alta Relays' ' Tentative April 27 ...... lda County Meet SPONSORED BY: HEFFRON PHARMACY OF IDA GROVE, CENTRAL POP-CORN CO. OF SCHALLER, WM. AGNEW, DOWNS 8- DIERSEN IMP. AND PAUL'S BARBER SHOP OF HOLSTEIN PAGE FORTY :- -: M - , , f3eQ55g 6 - .::::::..:::fa.... am Qwqwii Y A R Y S vii ' X4 'QQ 'ax zz.: Ye A HNF MAR CHING BAND 5 , Ai. AA, A. A A X A A ,,c,, ,,A.,,,,,AA,,,A,,,,,,,A,Aw,, . 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Awrxlfy A--wmff, wg A ,:?2gQ'f..w5ffg:Q1Q : 1i!5Q'fi h? w'wa+4x'if'fS? fw mif xl. g'J589fb'f 1 gm' A S'-'Wil' 1, Riifwwi M? H 'W 1-.Ni .Q hi 451 f AL- V A ' 'eff' ., f 'X N- lg? ' JH 5 Q W- M fx' w5WH4'.i'g, ffvffw- 'Mfg-.59 - p f' 3-wa g 'E 312551 if , , MAIORETTES 1 , i i Left to right: D. Meyers, D. Grell, K. Voge SPONSORED BY: DR. A. S. MORRIS, I. E. BAUMGARTNER, VERA E. WHITMER PAGE FORTY-TWO HERMAN HOOPS OF GALVA CONCERT BAND Director: Conrad Claussen Front Row: S. Hustedt, S. Grieme, J. Schoening, V. Otto, K. Paulsen, A. Biesemeyer, B, Nelson, M. Hopkins J Jensen Second Row: J. Grieme, M. Boisen, G. Winterhof, A. Hustedt, E. Drury, B. Ortner, L. Graybill, J. Else, G. All n J. Paulsen, C. Zabel, J. Anderson, P. Kistenmacher Third Row: M. Drury, L. Nielsen, N. Thorborg, C. Anderson, R. Lease, E. Collins, V. Johnson, C. Boisen, A. Speak man, M. Grieme, A. Else, L. Sorensen, M. Elze, K. Graybill, J. Brown DISTRICT RATINGS BAND GROUPS VOCAL Gkouvs ' Paul Kistenrnacher ............ I Mixed Quorfef -------------- I T UmPeI' Trio ----------- H ----- I Double Mixed Quartet ...-.,-, I JUCIY Else ------------------- II Boys Quartet ................ I Brass Quartet ................ II Boys Octet ........-....-.... I Trombone Quartet Clarinet Quartet - Brass Sextet .................. I I I Jo Ann Schoening ............ II Janice Anderson .-............ II Girls Sextet .................. II Girls Quartet .........--,,-.-. III SPONSORED BY: BAND BOOSTERS PAGE FORTY-THREE SAXOPHONE QUARTET Left to right: Judy Jensen, Mary Jane Hopkins Burnell Nelson, Allen Biesemeyer TROMBONE QUARTET Left to right: Craig Zabel, Judy Paulsen, Janice Anderson, Paul Kistenrnacher BRASS QUARTET Left to right: Audrey Hustedt, Gaylen Winterhof, Janice Anderson, Paul Kistenmacher E 2 SPONSORED BY: JOHN HAWORTH OF GALVA, SPORTSMAN INC. OF STORM LAKE PAGE FORTY-FOUR SEEMANN'S LUNCH OF HOLSTEIN From left to right! A. Husfedf, G. Winterhof, L. Groybill, K. Paulsen, J. Else, P. Kistenmocher Ilvqgf TRUMPET TRIO Left to right: A, Hustedt, G. Winterhof, E. Drury -v-1riuq1uuv--'---- CLARINET QUARTET Left to right: S. Hustedt, S, Grieme, J. Grieme, M. Boisen SPONSORED BY: MID-BELL MUSIC COMPANY OF STORM LAKE PAGE FORTY-FIVE GIRL'S CHORUS Frcrn left tw riqlwt, Front row: M. Otto, K. Sherrill, K. Voqe, II' Mtycrs, C. AnJers3n, N. Tlworborg, J. Sclfioening L. Grapevine, I.. Nielsen, J. Anderson Second row S. 'wNebb, M. Otto, M. Drury, D. Koth, M. Hopkins B. Sselev, C. Roeclir, J. Grieme, J. Nielsen Third row: Mr. Kissinger, J. Brown, J. Pusclw, Ll Sorer1sen,A Arxlgrson, 3. Ortncr, J. Else, M. Elze Fmzrin riwz S. Griems, J. Elze, S. Hustedt, B. Blom, G. Allen, L. Sruylaill, I-Iuztcdt, M. Boisen, K. Paulsen GI R L ' S ' E .lx-.-, I :s11 ',Iif5'1i I '. 2- N 'i 5 WI' EE ' P ' If , Q U A T iii : 2 2 I r 3, I A .. ei- -si: . .5251 . , . 1 gg' f 3' P- , 1 ' I - f , illl - . 55521 ,, I' l gyy -bi . I ,A . iq , ,. 55if3?Wf-X f ' 7 3 r . 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Getzmier, H. Nelson, L. Ploeger, G. Winterhof, D. Otto, J. Grell, B. Voge Third row: D. Biesemeyer, R. Ortner, A. Biesemeye r, P, Kistenmacher, V. Meyer, R. Schulke, G. Voge, R O'Meura, P. Schimmer, V. Schmidt Fourth row: V. Skou, E. Drury, D. Schoening, M. Lorenzen, B. Nelson, R. Brown, C. Larson, D. Otto, J. Speak- N100 BOYS'0CTET From left to right, R. Lease, M. Lorenzen, G. Winter hof, E. Collin, R, Ortner, E. Drury, C. Zabel, D. Biesemeyer SPONSORED BY: DR, M, W, GRUBB, McCLEARY'S SUNDRIES OF GALVA PAGE FORTY-EIGHT 9 'Rf' -. f-1 ,av ,-3 'E 1-1 YS 2 Q eg HQMECQMING THE ROYAL PARTY Betty Seeley, Freshman, Sheryl Hustedt, Sophomore, Glcciievu Ant-.:, N .. La Vonne Sorensen, Senior, and .lo Ann Schoening, Junior. The morning of October 9th dawned bright and clear, and Galvo High was humming with expectancy and suspense. The parade was sched- uled for l:45 and the students of Galva High were scurrying about finishing their floats and other decorations. One of the most exciting events of the day was the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Gleneva Allen. During the half-time the band dem- onstrated a planned performance and concluded with the foirming of a heart. As the band then played Let Me Call You Sweetheart Harold Elk motored the Queen and her attendants to the center of this heart in his convertible. Here in the presence of many spectators, Verdine Meyer, football captain, presented Gleneva with a beautiful bouquet of red roses and the reigning crown of the day. Everyone enjoyed themselves at the very successful party put on by the Juniors that evening. lt was an extremely happy occasion since the football team had shown an excellent performance in topping C'ville 33 to 6. SPONSORED BY: THE FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK PAGE FIFTY HGMECOMING SNAPS A gpg, fi 9.921 wx., J SPONSORED BY: GROVER DRURY i 'v 22 PAGE FIFTY-ONE 5 INITIATION man class of Galva High was officially in- itiated into high school by the Seniors. They were required to wear costumes carrying out Mother Goose characters. There also was the annual noon hour parade including the scrubbing of the village square with Tooth brushes. The big day was brought to an end with a very successful party that evening sponsored by the Freshman class. lt is in- deed a memorable day for everyone. SPONSORED BY: PAGE FIFTY-TWO GUARANTEE OIL CO. On the day of September l8th the Fresh- IUNIOR CLASS PLAY AMAZING GRACIE Farina Fudd, the hillbilly maid --- Rain Balls, the Negro cook .......... Piedmont Jones, the Negro handyman --, Ty Underwood, the young husband --- Gracie Underwood, the young wife -- Dodie Spicer, the brat next door -- Mrs. Spicer, the nosey neighbor --- Butch Briscoe, Farina's boy friend --- Darius Damrock, Gracie's boss --- Horatio l-lelfrey, Ty's uncle ---.--- Miss Talulah Tate, Gracie's aunt --- SPONSORED BY: GALVA UNION ELEVATOR La Vonne Sorensen ----JoAnn Schoening - -Ronald O'Meara --- -Van Schmidt -------Jonice Elze ,--Nancy Richardson -----Judith Else --,-Gerald Moller ---George Schulke ----Allen Biesemeyer - - - Karen Paulsen PAGE FIFTY-THREE CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Sally Grieme, Delores Meyers, Jo Ann Schoening PEP CLUB First Raw: Cheerleaders Second Row, L to R: Richard Ortner, Janice Brown, Karen Voge, Vernon Johnson Third Row, L to R: Roger Lease, Karen Paulsen, Marilyn Drury, Everett Collin Fourth Row, L to R: Van Schmidt, Janice Elze, Judy Else, Allen Biese- meyer Fifth Row, L to R: Gaylen Winterhof, Lowello Graybill, LoVonne Sorensen, Verdine Meyer SPONSORED BY: LUClA'S SHOES, DLUGOSCH MOTOR CO., TOOHEY CLOTHING CO PAGE FIFTY-FOUR STORM LAKE AUTO, ALL OF STORM LAKE SNAPS if SPONSORED BY: MURRAY JEWELRY, NELSON AUTO CO., IDA COUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC, ALL OF IDA GROVE PAGE FIFTY-SIX SNAPS 'M S ,LMNWW SPONSORED BY: MICHAELSEN 8. 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