Galva High School - Galvacade Yearbook (Galva, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

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M wir, Karen Paulsen Judy Else Mifcellaneouy, Sally Grieme Marilyn Elze Sandy Webb BUSINESS STAFF ............. ...... FACULTY ......... ... SENIORS ......, CLASSES ..v..,......... ............. ELEMENTARWI' ....... I ...,,.,.r ATHLETICS .,....... ,.,....,.,,.. Sponsored by FIRST TRUST 8: SAVINGS BANK We're banking on You MARVIN W. ZIESMER B.A., Drake University, M.A., Uni versity of Minnesota. Superintendent, Government, Biolo gy, Economiar, asehii , fr: ' -V ff F---- a an dl a ef ce ca lf. c o an First row, left to right: Urban Lease, Grover Drury, George Missildine Second row: Larry Spivey, Harold Hustedt. Absent: Chester Challman. sponsored by: DR. M. W. GRUBB, URBAN LEASE ,, ma lx :nu wi .I .N 234 HIOI H6171 2232425 33031 I x ROBERT J. RELLIHAN B.A., Iowa State Teachers Drake University. Hixtofyg Lilemture. College, 4 6 66 BRUCE CHENEY ELLEN WANBERG B.A., University of Iowa, Colorado State College of Education. Principalg Sociologyg Commercial: Eflgli.fl7,' Dramalirx. H. BUD KYLE B.A., Iowa State Teachers College, Morningside College. Englixby Manual Tminingf Conch. B.S., Forestry, Iowa State College. MdffJ8mdffCJ,' Pbyfierg Science. PEGGY CHENEY B.A., Home Economics, Iowa State Teachers College. Home Economicf. CONRAD CLAUSSEN Music School in Germany C4 yearsj. Buena Vista College. Imtrumental Mmir Sponsored by: CLOVER FARM STORE ROY BROWN PLUMBING AND HEATING -- wa --'k- ' .... .- . -. it Cawmr 5 , ROSEMARY AUSEN l3'ZfQQ?5ii.E.??f,f.2?1?1'?.Zl. AM fr MARGARE-T HANSEN . Ottumwa Heights College, Univer- NORMAN SWANSON ' sity of Omaha. junior High. xfafv i 1 find 2-if AM 'R iyfw c6 'a'7M V B.A., Buena Vista College. junior High. fffwsaffyf , ff will ML ayne State Teachers College. JOAN DEMERS Buena Vista College. Fourth Grade, DOROTHY MCINTOSH Morningside College, Additional Work: Buena Vista College. Third Grade. Sponsored by: ANDY'S CAFE HARRISON LEATHER SHOP '74 ay. if ELY DOESKIN a 4 o ce Z Z V HELEN ANDREWS Buena Vista College. MARGARET PYLE Iowa State Teachers ROBERTA WHEELER Wayne State Sfwmf Gm 9 fl Cflllege- , Teachers College. 4, ,L 'V A,-I' 4 1 F1777 Gxde- Q 1, Kindergarten. ' ww' f V' 1 Uftbl NL -UUE ' A f ,fu xl I, 3 f f , , , f fc QA! I fp 'H' 1 1 'I - Q f1Mlf l'1fl lU7 , My X ,, ff! I AXLHW ' 1 I - iff! L' Q, LIJPAJ .aff L4,4.1, 'nl 1 1 1 fe il l M ,' Z1 , - ! . I 1 - J 4' -,My ' ' 1 J nl ' 4 P! - 2 I f JA.-fkju, Q OUR COOKS 4444671 4 V I ' Ll! 1 xf', '1AJf,-A- '.- Al ' Q rson 1 olloy 0 Larsonyl :Nl L' ' A l ' tttt all M UM v ilaonsored by: M 'S ELEVATOR CO. Holstein - 1- ' OUR SECRETARY George Missildine OUR JANITORS M. J. Skou John Penrod A 2 .1 girz 6 1.. Q? if 'Q Q 2 i 'xv iv N r,' 1: .ww A 1 'Q fw?g5Qgg?y,q.. 5 1- VAN SCHMIDT Van . . . He ufar cut out to be an angel, but somebody loft the pattern . . . Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 1, 2, 3, Class Play 3, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Galvacade Staff 3, 4. RONALD O'MEARA Ronnie . . . I believe in getting in bot water, it leeepr you :lean . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 1, Class Play 3, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. MARC LORENZEN Marr . . . lVon1en dirturb me not . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Class Secretary 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cornet Quar- tet 1, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4, Boys' Octet 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Quar- tet 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 3, 4, Double Mixed Quartet 3, 4, Solo 4, Boys' Chorus ALLEN BIESEMEYER Allen . . . He may not be a Ford, but be ran ture rattle on . . . Basketball 1, 3, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Class Play 3, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Galvacade Staff 3, 4, Band Secretary-Treas- urer 4. President 4, Galvacade Staff 4, RONALD SHERRILL Ronnid' . . . Chare me girlr, l'm full of fun . . . Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Boys' Chorus 2, 4, HAROLD NELSON Ha1'oldie . . I can ferirl anything but temptation . . , Basketball 1, Track 1, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Class Vice President 4, Class Secretary 3. VIRDENE OTTO Vi1'dene . . . My laugh would raure a riot in a morgue . . . Basketball 1, 3. 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. Sponsored by: RUBY'S GROCERY, MAX'S BOOTERY, HEFFERON PHARMACY, BAXTER MOTOR CO., VICKEY GAS 8: ELECTRIC CO. fAll of Ida Grove, JANICE ELZE jarzi . . . If I feel like ex- erriiing, I juft lie down until the feeling goer away . . . Basketball 1, Cheerleader 2, Class Treasurer 1, Girls' Chorus Lib. 2, Girls' Chorus Secretary 4, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sextet 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Octet 2, 3, 4, Girls' Quartet 2, 3, 4, Girls' Trio 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Home- coming Attendant 4, Galva- cade Staff 2, 3, Editor of Galvacade 4. JUDITH ELSE judy . . . I :kink I need a chaperone . . . Basketball 1, Cheerleader 2, Class Sec- retary 1, Girls' Chorus Lib. 4, Band President 4, Librarian 3, 4, Class Play 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Octet 2, 3. 4, Girls' 58XfCt 2, 3, 4, Girls' Quartet 3, 4, Girls' Trio 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet 1, 2, 3, 4, Bari- tone Solo 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Galvacade Staff 4, Home- coming Queen 4, Queen's At- tendant 2. Sponsored by: PAUL SCHIMMER Paul . .. l'm not bailafulf you just d0n't know me . . . Football 1, Baseball 3, Track 4, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Class President 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. BUNTROCK-SALIE Storm Lake GERALD MOLLER ferry . . . Make murla of meg big men are Jrarce . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 1, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Class Play 3: Galvacade Staff 4. JOANN SCHOENING fo . . . A lol of pep in a .rmall package . . . Cheerlead- er 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Librarian 2. 3, 4, Class Play 3: Girls' Chorus President 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vocal Solo 2, 3. 4, Girls' Octet 2. 3. 4, Girls' Sextet 2, 4, Girls' Quar- tet 4, Girls' Trio 3, 4, Double Quartet 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Galvacade Staff 4, Queen Attendant 3: Band Librarian 4. Transferred from Primghar. GEORGE SCHULKE Slim . . . It'.f not what a man Jtands for, ifr what be fallf for . . . Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 3, Class Play 35 Class President 2, Class Treas- urer 3, Galvacade Staff 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3. RONALD O'MEARA Here I sit ' 1 '9' ALLEN BIESEMEYER Innocent PAUL SCHIMMER MARC LORENZEN RONALD SHERRILL HAROLD NELSON E , 4 N V fx kr. In - 'giiff E I 1' 'law , ,W , in .gg 5' Z T if ' f W Tw ' 'K 'J i A -1 X Legs GO Cooling Off I Want Mama SO SWCCF' GERALD MOLLER AlI Wet VAN SCHMIDT ,IO ANN SCHOENING JUDITH ELSE GEORGE SCHULKE I SJ' A -2 , ,. I ' 1 L Chesty Happy Something's Still Waiting VIRDENE oTTo Showing JANICE ELZE Sponsored by: COBBLESTONE INN A 'wi 3 --Yumyum-I Lakeside Boating and Bathing -'Hiding Something Phone 910 Storm Lake Sascha 7042? of sound mind and disposing memory, do make, We, the class of 1955 of Galva High School, being publish, and declare this our last will and testament, revoking all wills formerly made by us. Allen Biesemeyer, will my lack of words to Delores Koth. Judith Else, will my ability to get along with the boys to Norma Schimmer. Janice Elze, will my ability to have things my own way to Vernon Johnson. Marc Lorenzen, will my ability to keep love affairs private to Marilyn Boisen. Gerald Moller, will all my weight to Ivan Kinning. Harold Nelsen, will my artistic hand to Gary Getzmier. Ronald O'Meara, will my love for school to Russell Schulke. Virdene Otto, will my indifference to women to Jerry Jensen. Paul Schimmer, will my quietness to John Speakman. Van Schmidt, will my ability to take initials off teacher's desk to the Manual training class. Jo Ann Schoening, will my ability to wait for a soldier to Sally Grieme. George Schulke, will my romantic charm to Alice Speakman. Ronald Sherrill, will my eagerness for women to Richard Hare. Signed and sealed by the seniors of 55. Sponsored by: KINGAN INC. CStorm Lakel For the Best in Feeds- Direct Plant to Farmer Prices 4 Sascha Z7 The time is July 1975 and the place is the Galva Town Park. It is now 1975 and the class reunion after grad- uating 20 years before. At this reunion Miss Wan- berg, our school principal, heard what each of the graduates had been doing, and this is what she heard. George and Judy Schulke, the former Judy Else, had just, three weeks before, had their ninth boy. George now owns a 1,000 acre ranch outside of Galva. Van Schmidt is now working in Sioux City in a factory. He sands the desks but is working his way up. Ronald O'Meara and his million-heiress--had just gotten back from South America where he and his wife were spending their fifth honeymoon. Boy, but it's nice to have money! Allen Biesemeyer is now employed in the Ringling Brothers Circus. He's not a great actor yet, but he's working on it. Right now he's blowing up balloons. Marc Lorenzen is now working in a canning factory testing the taste of beans. Marc has always been a lover of beans. Janice Elze is now back to teaching. Her husband --- has had ten years of crop failure and has finally given up so Jani is now the bread winner of the family. Ronald Sherrill is still searching. What for? A woman of course. Paul Schimmer is now owner of Adams ranch and has added several sections of land to it. He's expecting Qhis wife that isj the 13th addition to his family. Paul is really a hard worker. Viddene Otto is now doing experiments in a great university. Virdene has always ad: mired and studied Dr. Kinsey. Harold Nelson is now an artist working with the Esquire Calendar Company. Harold has always been an admirer of Esquire. Jerry Moller is now married and is the father of 12 girls. He met his wife in Tennessee and refers to her as his Tennessee chick. Jo Ann Schoening and--have just accomplished a mission of 15 boys. IP This is the prophecy of the senior class of 55. Will it hold true, only time will tell. Sponsored by: HANSEN FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 426 Holstein Uhaf OFFICERS Pygjfdgnf ',------A. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., R Vjfg Prejidenl ,,,,, ...,.. E VERETT COLLIN Sgfrgfgry ,,,,,,, ............. J EAN GRIEME 741-gn-rufgy -..'v- ,,,,,, G Strong ax mzils, Tough ay brickr, Weire the Clan Of '56 Front row: D. Koth, B. Ortner, M. Elze, S. Grieme, J. Grieme, C. Anderson, L. Grapevine, D Meyers, S. Webb, S. Hustedt, L. Nielsen. Second row: F. Winslow, R. Schneider, R. Petersen, M Boisen, C. Roeder, D. Grell, M. Drury, J. Rusch, K. Paulsen, E. Collin, R. Lease, L. Murray Back row: j. Jensen, R. Christensen, G. Getzmier, G. Nielsen, R. Rasmussen, Mr. Rellihan, Spon sorg C. Zabel, K. Graybill, G. Nielsen, D. Webb, G. Voge. Sponsored by: STATE THEATER AND THARP GARAGE OF HOLSTEIN X. S Although not mzgelf, We ho pe to .ree l96d1f67Z,' We proudly are The clan of '57. ii' vo, ' .Y OFFICERS Prefiderzt ,........... ....,..,.,.,....,....,,,,,,,,..., L EE RADKE ARNOLD ELSE DAVID BIESEMEYER JOHN SPEAKMAN Vire Prerident ..... Serrelary ......... Trearurer . Front row: j. Brown, J. Nielsen, N. Thorborg, K. Voge, K. Sherrill, B. Seeley. Second row: L. Radke, V. johnson, A. Anderson, Mr. Cheney, Sponsorg M. Otto, j. Wanberg, A. Else. Third row: D. Otto, D. Biesemeyer, 1. Hopkins, R. Schulke, R. Ortner, J. Speakman. Sponsored by: KOHL AND ROGNESQ and VOHS AND JOHNSON of Holstein OFFICERS Prexident .........,... ............,... R ONALD WAGNER Vive Prexidenl ...... ....... M ILLICENT GRIEME Setrelary .......... ..... J UDITH PAULSEN Treasurer .... ......., A RDITH ELSE Oar first year in high .fehool We thinle il!! really great? We humhly are The elasf of '58. Front row: J. Paulsen, M. Graybill, N. Schimmer, E. Russell, M. Grieme, B. Hare, A. Else. Second row: Mr. Kyle, Sponsor, Mr. Henrichsen, J. Jensen, C. Boisen, A. Speakman, Mrs. Clausen, Sponsor. Back row: R. Petersen, R. Hare, I. Kinning, R. Wagner, F. Koth. Sponsored by: HOLSTEIN STATE BANK AND LEONARD AND BRANCO OF HOLSTEIN ffemenfafqy fM P A 2' l I 5. . 'E -M---WH- 5 l Bias'-'P , 523 First row, left to right: G. Probst, K. Davenport, J. Radke, D. Stuhr, L. Kreutz, j. Mickelson, D. Cork, Miss Wheeler. Second row: J. Irwin, M. Miller, P. Voge, K. Holtz, D. Meyer, C. Rohlf. Third row: B. Skou, J. Miller, J. Eisenmenger, V. Grell, C. Kinning. Absent: J. Eberly. First row, left to right: R. Hammer, S. Sokolowski, B. Grable K. Wanberg, T. Peterson, B. Brandt. Second row: J. Rude V. Soellner, B. Pender, V. Madsen, G. Bruns, Miss Wheeler Third row: H. Hare, L. Schimmer, S. McKinnis, G. Lorenzen L. Haake, M. Petersen. Absent. K. Davis, M. Ripple. gffwg-was First row, left to right: B. Olson, R. Boock, D. Radke, J. Geertsema, D. Davenport, L. Moller, B. Belson, A. Koth. Second row: P. Haake, M. Sokolowski, K. Heinse, K. Haworth, V. Nielson, J. Still, M. Hamerick, Miss Pyle. Third row: S. Seeley, L. P. Schwanz. Sponsored by: FOOD LOCKER SERVICE, COUNCIL OAK, jIM'S BAKERY fAll of Holstein, Hansen, S. Grable, B. Schubert, D. Stuhr, fit- 1-F-lin r , ...,.. . i . ' S V A I - 'I ..,I . i- A, . .A,..., f l- ,.A, I .,. I . 3 , u A .. is 1 K 13' A- A 'F ' .. ..... f VV .ix iu ---4 -Q 1 S S' .gg l L 'Bel a . Q' 1 E K' .1 .. 1' First row, left to right: G. Mostroller, L. Grable, J. Spindler, B. Fifield, R. Kessler, L. Hare, D. Baxter, S. Richardson, C. Skou, C. Skou, E. Hopps, S. Heinse. Second row: C. Frank, S. Frank B. Specketer. J. Cork. P. Adams, A. Schoening, Miss Andrews, B. Young, C. Bruns, C. Ortncr, B. Box, S. Haake. B. Skou. Third row: J. Baxter, G. Probst, P. Beyer. J. Pender, C. Kitchen. S. Schimmer, M. Skou, J. Eisenmeyer L. Saiter, L. Spivey. hind First row, left to right: B. Grieme, J. Johnson, C. Whitmer, S. Coalter, R. Zabel, J. Nielsen, D. Nelson, D. Lindstrom. Second row: P. Rohlf, M Kessler, L. Pender, J. Mostoller. Mrs. Mclntosh, K. Lorenzen, A. Ortner, P. Mohr, S. Belson. Third row: K. Madsen, J. Specketer, K. Buchanan, N. Anderson, G. Hoops, C. Manning, P. Seeley, J. Hansen. Sponsored by: DR. WAGNER, DR. O. A. LANGELAND fB0th of Holsteinj ?owu'6Qzade Front ro'w, left to right: J. Kessler, B. Winslow, E. Rloeger, L. Paulsen, M. Wanberg, C. Skou. Second row: L. Henricksen, M. Freeze, D. Currie, Miss Demers, G. Hare, G. Schulke, L. Rusch. Third row: B. Hoops, R. Graybill, B. Purucker, E. Spindler, L. Schmidt, R. Cork. Absent: J. Schulke. W Front row, left to right: J. Zediker, T. Olson, D. Probst, S. Baxter, S. Whitmer, J. Kessler, J. jen- sen, G. Grieme. Second row: D. Holtz, A. Voge, J. Beyer, M. Ortner, Miss Ely, B. Russell, K. Gray- bill, E. Schimmer, D. Brandt. Third row: K. Buchanan, H. Peterson, M. Frank, J. Hall, A. Brandt J. Gregor, T. Harsha, B. Kaskey. Sponsored by: HARTLEY BICKLEY, C. L. LEE 8: SONS fAll of Ida Grovej . W. Front row, left to right: R. Graybill, L. Haake, R. Graybill, M. Ortner, F. Kitchen, N. Richardson. J. Fifield, A. Nielsen, N. Coalter, C. Spivey. P. Long, R, Schneider, D. johnson, B. Brandt. Second row: L. Young, D. Wilharm, K. Kaskey, H. Else, D. Kessler, O. Webb, G. Mostoller. R. Peterson, J. Seeley, B. Young, L. Petersen, L. Thorborg, E. Haake, C. Peters, J. Rasmussen. Third row: M. Mohr, L. johnson, R. Wilharm, M. Geertsema, D. Purucker, A. Zediker, M. Holtz, H. Hustedt, G. Nelson, D. Geertsema, R. Foley, D. Currie, D. Kitchen, G. Brown. Fourth row: Mr. Swanson, Mrs. Clausen, J. Bamsey, N. Suling, M. Hopkins, B. Godbersen, A. Zediker, H. Andresen, R. Anderson, D. Lindstrom, A. Brandt, P. Boger, C. Schimmer, L, Seeley, C. Biesemeyer, Miss Hansen. Absent: J. Grapevine. 'Zend ae' ,,,,b' Sponsored by: GODBERSEN 8: SMITH, COZY NOOK CAFE I QAII of Ida Grove, algal? vw' 75 Front row, ieir to right: P. Boger, N. Richardson, M. Haake, C. Peters, j. Rasmussen. Back row: Coach Kyle, Ortner, E C. Biesemeyer, j. Barnsey, C. Schirnrner, Miss Hansen. L. Young, fi., Front row, ieft to right: D. Kitchen, H. Husredt, O. Webb, B. Young, L. Thorborg, M. Hoitz, G. Brown. Back row: Coach Kyie, A. Zediker, R. Anderson, L. johnson, A. Brandt, H. Andresen, Mr. Swanson. BUENA VISTA Nfggpgged by: co NELSON-S I ., DR. WHITESI mu of sfoff, E55-'gm DE, C HKMZQY4 gfae Dench W ' First row: R. Petersen, L. Radke, G. Getzmier, D. Biesemeyer, G. Nielsen, R. Petersen, F. Koth, R. Wagner, R. Schneider. Second row: K. Graybill, E. Collin, R. Ortner, R. Lease, D. Otto, R. Rasmussen, V. Otto, G. Nielsen, Manager. Third row: G. Voge, G. Schulke, A. Biesemeyer, V. Schmidt, G. Moller, R. Schulke, J. Jensen, R. O'Meara, D. Webb, H. Nelson, C. Zabel, Mr. Kyle, Coach. The 1954 football season, despite one heartbreaking loss, was the most successful in Blue Devil grid history. just one touchdown, scored in the closing minutes by a desperate Early team, prevented Galva from enjoying an undefeated record. The Blue Devils were victorious in six games, and were pressed by only one other team, Lake View, in the opening game. In four of the seven games they were unscored upon, and their total margin over all opponents was 149 points to 24. For the second straight season the Blue Devils finished second in the Bo-Coon Con- ference behind undefeated Early, In their battle this year Galva had the edge in the statistics, but Galvals touchdown was called back, while an Early pass late in the game was good for a touchdown. Coach Bud Kyle should have a fine nucleus of returning lettermen next year to make another strong bid for a perfect record. Sponsored by: MELODY INN Lunches-Malts-Cigarettes-Coffee'' Seauhu GEORGE SCHULKE Big and rugged, he is undoubtedly the toughest ball carrier and hardest tackler yet seen at Galva. George has been a hard driving fullback for the past three years. VAN SCHMIDT A clever ball handling quarterback who has been an important factor in Galva's T-Forma- tion attack. He will be remembered for his good passing and fine defensive work RONALD O'MEARA A speed merchant who has been a fixture in the Galva backfield. He has specialized in punt returns and sudden bursts through the line. HAROLD NELSON Harold is a big, fast lineman who blossomed out as a place kicker and punter this year. He has been a real bulwark in Galva's tough line. GERALD MOLLER A big man who will leave a big hole in the Blue Devil line. It took a good man or usually more than one to move him. ALLAN BIESEMEYER A converted center who did a fine job at end this season. Exceptionally fast, he was tough to get around on defense. VIRDENE OTTO Small of stature but mighty big in courage and spirit, Virdene was one of the top defen- sive men on the squad. All reven of there reniorr will be hard to replare when the 1955 grid rearorz rally around. FIRST ELEVEN Line: R. End, Allen Biesemeyer, R. Tackle, Craig Zabel, R. Guard, Harold Nelson, Center, Gerald Vogeg L. Guard, Jerry Mollerg L. Tackle, Russell Schulkeg L. End, Donald Webb. Backfield: R. Halfback, Ronnie O'Mearag Quarterback, Van Schmidt, Fullback, George Schulkeg L. Halfback, Jerry Jensen. . Sponsored by: CORNER CAFE AND TAVERN Stop in for Service With a Smile . ,, 1 gg, . Roll of Donor ' lx: 0 is -- , lQfV'i 'ZA' ' - - 1 .HH ., W I X wx. 9i.1s'. ' .4 'iitqwk 5 mm' . ,.. swsgsggw Q -V fl f ini' lwfff pg- - ,mg-r W ..Q1.1Q:w, vzsiy' 'mga 1, ., 1,1 1: Xi mix-,1.Ag,' 56557 5 mme gtg 'SEWER T R M, NJ .-.,., - EJJR 1 - ,',Q ': . 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Being a relatively' young team, they have been rather inconsistent, looking very good at times, but occasionally showing a lack of poise. As the season progressed, they showed signs of becoming a tough outfit to beat by next year. Prior to the time the Galvacade went to press the Devilettes have chalked up victories over Wall Lake, Ida Grove, and two over Arthur. junior forward jo Ann Rusch has been leading the scoring, while Karen Paulsen has been the mainstay of the back court. Sponsored by: FLOYD'S STANDARD SERVICE Standard Oil Products, Atlas Tires, Batteries and Complete Lubrication KAREN PAULSEN Guard DIANN GRELL JO ANN RUSCH Forward Forward BEVERLY ORTNER Forward MARILYN BOISEN Guard Sponsored by: WHITMER SKELLY SERVICE Hood Tires, Skelly Oil and Gas Products Shorty's Tank Service--Phone 158 xl-nu., SANDRA WE BB Foruwrd Q, 49' v 'O gg iw ef? Ola balva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva. Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva Galva D 1954 55 RECORD Schaller Lytton Arthur Holstem Early Auburn Wall Lake Early Nemaha Arthur Arthur Holstem I-:la Grove Battle Creek Aurella Schaller Ida Grove Cushmg Holstem ' Maple Valley Toznnamenl 'W .S'ecl10nalTozz1'mzment 8 401439 H132 8871 vig 'S' 1 Q 'I pVwu'v 1 LP Lia or -3 Xp egrep o '40 Sponsored by: VALLEY FEED STORE Complete Feed for All Livestock -Phone 114 4? Enya' First row: R. Rasmussen, D. Webb, V. Otto, R. Lease, R. Wagner, C. Zabel. Second row: R. Sher- rill. D. Biesemeyer, J. Jensen, Coach Bud Kyle, R. O'Meara, V. Schmidt. M. Lorenzen. The Galva Blue Devils finished the 1954-55 season with a record of 7 wins and 12 defeats against some tough competition in the Pop Corn and Maple Valley Conferences. Perhaps the highlight of the year was their advancing to the finals of the Maple Valley tournament where they were edged out by Holstein's tall quintet. Senior forwards Van Schmidt and Ronnie O'Meara carried much of the offensive load, while Jerry Jensen, Craig Zabel, Don Webb, and Marc Lorenzen turned in some fine team play. Coach Kyle will have a strong nucleus of returning lettermen to bank on for the 1955- 56 season, but adequate replacements must be found for Schmidt, O'Meara, Lorenzen, and also reserves Ronnie Sherrill and Virdene Otto. Sponsored by: STORM LAKE AUCTION CO. Where Sales Are Held Every Saturday Phone 727-John, Bill and Dick 6646260654 VAN SCHMIDT RONNIE O'MEARA F01'u'ard Forward 3 ..- 'Q af . 5 ' --Q , s. JERRY JENSEN Cerner DONALD WEBB f CRAIG ZABEL Gumd O Guard 1 Sponsored by: GRIMES HARDWARE, DAN THOMAS. V. C. SCHOENING CBuilding and Contracting, A3 I xg J 1 fi X '54-I i ' ,X MARC LORENZEN Center VIRDENE OTTO Guard 1954-5 5 RECORD Galva ......... ........ 3 3 Schaller ,,... ,. 59 Galva ...,..... ......,. 3 5 Lytton ,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 7 Galva ...,..... ........ 5 1 Arthur ....... ..,..,. 3 0 Galva ......... ......,. 4 7 Holstein ,,.,. ,. 56 Galva ......... ........ 3 5 Early ,,,,.,,,. ,,,,,,, 6 7 Galva ......... ........ 6 5 Auburn ............ .,.,,,, 5 1 Galva .,..,.... ........ 6 2 Wall Lake ...... ....... 3 5 Galva ......... .,...... 4 6 Early ,..,.,.,,,,,, l,,.,,, 6 9 Galva .......,. ........ 7 2 Nemaha ..,.. .,.,,.. 3 3 Galva ......... ....,.., 6 1 Arthur ............ .......... 5 1 Galva ......... ........ 5 2 Battle Creek ...... .,....... 'l' 49 Galva ..,...... ......., 4 1 Holstein ..,.... ..... 'F 51 Galva ........ 51 Holstein ..... ..61 Galva ..,,...,. ........ 5 3 Danbury .......,.. ....... 8 9 Galva ......... ........ 6 0 Battle Creek ..., ,...... 6 5 Galva ...i..... ........ 5 0 Aurelia ......... ......, 6 3 Galva ......... ........ 5 9 Schaller ..... ,...... 4 7 Galva ......... ........ 5 3 Odebolt .......... ........... 7 4 Galva .................,.. 46 Battle Creek ............ 58 'F-Maple Valley Tournament 'H'-Sertiomzl Tournament Sponsored by: NEW YORK LIFE INS. 1-Iohn Geertsema, Galvaj DR. C. H. JOHNSON, Storm Lake RONALD SHERRILL Forward eww 7,5 QQ f -' .. Q, f 1 1? it ad'. . b ' Radke V10 n W .1 rw . i Sfhm Kem R- Wagnesultrikei A' Bliselilflgtfo- R' shew W left to fight: E. Second i0Wi R' 1 Coach KY i first r0 'ease E. Collins' 5 hulke. Thkd row . L ' bb G' C ' en- 500, R a D, We ' G. NxCl5 R. O'MeaI l er Manage: D. Oitn 9 gen. The success of the Blue Devil baseball te th' am is year seems to depend upon the de- velopment of some good pitching. Veterans are on hand at most other positions, and in- dications are that the hitting and fielding departments will be capably handled. Coach Kyle will be relying on such seasoned outfielders as seniors George Schulke and Allen Biesemeyer, and junior Don Webb. In the infield will be juniors jerry Jensen and Craig Zabel from last year's team, and senior Van Schmidt behind the plate. Ronnie O'Meara, another senior, has seen action both as a pitcher and an infielder. If some of the reserves and underclassmen come along as expected, the Blue Devils should be tough to beat this spring. Sponsored by: JULIUS CLEANE Storm Lake RS. SPORTSMAN'S. INC. Q gg .Else L- - 1 v. OW' nberg Y, WinsltEw.Z12bex G, Getzmiermt, 3. Ben. fin ' ? it gel-l'4 S Qi- Q J '9 as First row: R. Wagner, F. Koth, J. Wanberg, R. Petersen, V. Otto, R. Lease, R. Ras- mussen, C. Zabel, A. Else. Second row: E. Collin, A. Biesemeyer, G. Voge, D. Webb L. Radke, G. Nielsen, R. O'Meara, V. Schmidt, R. Sherrill, J. Jensen. Third row: Coach Kyle, G. Schulke, P. Schimmer, D. Otto, R. Schulke, H. Nelsen, M. Lorenzen G. Moller, Manager G. Nielsen. As the GALVACADE goes to press, it appears that the Galve track squad has en- couraging prospects for a good season. Chief interest centers around the sprint relay teams, which made such fine showing last year. Van Schmidt, Ronnie O'Meara, jerry Jensen, Allen Biesemeyer, and Craig Zabel give the Blue Devils plenty of strength in the sprints and sprint relays. Last year they appar- ently won the state Class C 440 relay crown, but were scratched on a technicality. Miler Roger Lease and field men Don Webb, Gerald Voge, Harold Nelsen and George Schulke will also bear watching this year. TENTATIVE TRACK SCHEDULE April 7-Holstein Relays, Holstein April 16-Tomahawk Relays, Cherokee April 22-Sac Relays, Sac City April 26-Good Indian Invitational, Sac City April 27-Ida County Meet, Holstein April 29-Alta Relays, Alta May 3-Maple Valley Conference, Holstein May 6-Aurelia Relays, Aurelia May 13-14-Districts, Holstein May 21-Iowa State Meets, Ames Sponsored by: STOLLEY'S DRUG STORE, DOWNS AND DIERSEN, PAT'S BEAUTY SHOP QAll of Holstein, 1 1 L,4cZ2iQWZJL WW' Front row, left to right: L. Grapevine, J. Schoening, K. Voge, N. Thorborg, E. Russell, C. Anderson, M. Grieme, J. Nielsen. J. Grieme, and K. Sherrill. Second row: J. Brown, M. Elze. S. Webb, B. Hare, D. Meyers, Mrs. Claussen, N. Schimmer, M. Craybill, S. Grieme, D. Grell, and J. Elze. Third row: D. Koth. L. Nielsen, J. Jensen, B. Ortner, S. Hustedt, J. Paulsen, A. Else, C. Boisen, J. Else, and M. Drury. Fourth row: A. Anderson, A. Speakman, K. Paulsen, B. Seeley. J. Rusch, C. Reoder. M. Otto, M. Boisen, and M. Hendrichsen. Zaye' fsrrr W-Neff.-f' WNW Front row, left to right: R. Schneider, L. Radke, A. Else, L. Murray, I. Kinning, R. Hare, F. Wins- low, J. Wanberg, and R. Wagner. Second row: G. Getzmier, H. Nelsen, K. Graybill, V. Otto, F Koth, R. Petersen, V. Johnson, R. Lease, R. Rasmussen, and C. Zabel. Third row: J. Jensen, R. O'Meara, A. Biesemeyer, R. Christensen, E. Collins, R. Petersen, G. Voge, V. Schmidt, and P. Schim- mer. Fourth row: M. Lorenzen, J. Speakman, D. Biesemeyer, J. Moller, J. Hopkins, R. Schulke, R. Ortner, and D. Otto. Sponsored by SCOTTY'S TAVERN, MARV'S TAVERN, AND THE BLUE EAGLE all of Holstein ' 'Octet Marilyn Boiscn, judy Else Sheryl Hust d W s , , e t, Karen Paulsen, Diann Grell, Sally Grieme, JoAnn Schoening, and Janice Elze. , 4 if Q rf . 'K 5. A MQSQ. K! 6:3 4 V I ,gy . 2 W , A A Ni, Q2 ,Q A . I ' A 2 hl -' - . A I A '.',- 4 .lzl . 'W H Q S y V ,,7 ll 1. 1 ' i . ,, , , , A .M : V ..., Q, .y,, in 5 Q .. ' l.l, A A y Vhy Q F fa. ' K . T X 7, NNW Zag! Octet P1 ,R 'WW Richard Hare, Roger Lease, Ronnie Wagner, David Biesemeyer, Everett Collin, Craig, Zabel, Richard Ortner, and Marc Lorenzen. Sponsored by: SAXON LUMBER COMPANY T ' , HE GREEN LANTERN, AND COAST TO COAST STORE QAII of Holsteinj ' 50405 Mme Losemen Xofxmx Sdooeximg Dkzmfx GQCXX abd Ccdxg Z 6,41 ZMW' ofxon Schoedxog Xacixce EXZ6 Gteh x Dunn Mazkbgn Diucq sucky Hse 'oe1qX Hustedt ' 'WM Zuma' Macc Loxemerx Eveiett C,oXYxn Cmlxg Z-abd Ylxckm A Oxmes COUNT SP0 Y R nsored by. T EL ' MELEVISIOECTRIC A URRAY N PARK SSQCIATI JEWELRY ON fA11 O f Ida. Grove, Sheryl I-Iustedt Salb Gnelne jean C ' 1-zen Ie Mar1b1n Boi S617 Q44 2 2ea,- Beverbf Ortner Everett Collzh Karen Paulsen Crazg Zabel Roger Le as Everett Coll! Beverbf Oz-mer bY: SPOUSOSSULIHAN T. M' DR- NY Ton COMPA Y MO ORAN HALL PAN COM NT IMPLEME Grove, pETER,S A11 of Ida f 724. 2 '2' Epmd First row: S. Hustedt, S. Grieme. C. Peters. V. Otto, K. Paulsen, N. Richardson, M. Holtz, and J Schoening. Second row: J. Grieme. M. Boisen, M. Drury, L. Nielsen, B. Ortner, E. Collin, R. Lease A. Brandt, J. Else, A. Biesemeyer, K. Voge, and J. Jensen. Third row: N. Thorborg, C. Anderson J. Bamsey, E. Haake, A. Speakman, C. Boisen, L. Thorborg, D. Kessler, R. Ortner, L. Seeley, G Mostoller. H. I-lustedt, J. Paulsen. and C. Zabel. Standing: J. Brown, Director, C. Clausen, N Suling, A. Else, M. Elze, and M. Grieme. 31444 Send Jw. ,- Vkkk .,., , ,, . , ,, K .M a mn Richard Ortner, Karen Paulsen, Jud Everett Co 1 'V EISG, and S. . slam Orme Craig Zab I ge 5. MID-BELL MUSIC COMPANY . . .Carl Sagness Everything for the Band and Orchestra Phone 1139 Storm Lake 'gmwl ,m., XXX! lff X fl Q fi ll Pep gan! Left to right: R. Ortner, J. Paulsen, C. Zabel, J. Else, K. Paulsen, E. Collin, B. Ortner, and S. Hustedt. Standing: A. Else, M. Grieme, and Director C. Claussen. DEES BEAUTY SHOP, SORENSEN PRODUCE, EMIL EHLER AND SON fAll of Holsteinj 1 .1111 3- rff y, M Q' 4 2.5 EH? 25 Y' ,rss gf: f L Mrs. R085 Clausen Conrad E, Clausse I1 . gs +4 Judy Else Marc Lorenzen Karen Voge Diann Grell JoAnn Schoening Roger Lease Delores Meyers Ronald Wagner D K 3 3.614- ,ag , , wi K W , ua, .1 Q is 'N'- Fa g ailwifz- 1.., 6-GK XO i A'1, 5 T ,SOM f in 041 l I 'V fb-K bm, esqedxii Kos A : 'oe see,gixes'.' oobes , 'QQ CQQSVOQ, -202, seo- ' W A 1,55 W 'xos5 , 1e,s,Q06xs 400439-5 ok 7 Q0e,g9gxoQUXXfz,b'is0fQ1 cogve Q,c,oo6of5xoo.'9XXe9sef30 b 4bc9'QCc,fx0e, oK'ixCxQQi 'xd- 'iwK.eZs'xo'20 53006, Sq Qebggfb Ksefgiweo. : eq ww1Xe,b 'omfywlfw deb xo we eedxossx Ylxaseb Qixelxx Kea wb W, got? s0z,Neb'xoQ0elxSXYSxS', Qoeg moe QOQOQQLO 'so 9,9041 Qoaq apo 25 Qikee, im 1 cz-0 'O f ,f... . .1 ,,:,., 1, qooob QOL X036 Kodfm ies, Qveo Neg eixox. 4 .L iw X as I , k JR 'SR S 9 SSL' u 4 Mi K, . Sys? as ' ' Riga. ' xv ,, F ga g, B Sp Won Msor . Ag! b N Y' H A . M N o,fEN OR H IN AR N D fAWA 11 0 R f E HQISQOOT in H J BY PL UM B1 N G 8: H EA T1 N G af - QW Left to right: Betty Seeley, Sophomore, LaVonne Nielson, Junior, Judy Else, Senior Queen, Janice Elze, Senior, Judy Paulson, Freshman. On October 15th, the royal beauties reigned as the main attraction over the ever memorable day of Homecoming. They were announced the night before at a hepped-up Pep Rally which included a snake dance, cheers, songs, and pep talks around a big bonfire. Then the eventful day came! Everybody was rallied, excited, and full of suspense as the big game approached. Before the game the attention was drawn to the colorful parade. Then the ecstasy popped-the game was here! At half-time Judy, the queen, was crowned by George Schulke, the honorary king. The game ended in a heartbreaking defeat by Early by the score of 6-0 with the boys playing a hard fought game that could have easily been won. The day was drawn to a close with a candlelight dance in the gym sponsored by the Juniors. sf wig W 5 , V . V is . c 1 5 SEN wig ,'1 QQ ,H r'i l4?e:ga . sl , -, W T liiii 1 nafa xgea 1 ': N r QUEENJUDY J Geelthanks! 1 S LAVONNE JANICE Was it funny? Happy, Jani? BETTY Pose pretty ! Sponsored by: HAROLD ELK - W- J-Y - 'IM' -- k - JUDY Why so sober? 1.11 ..-1-nu H1095 fl QJKN a 'r'r ' A,,,, W WERE If IQ? 1 Sponsored by. MQCLEARY SUNDRIES Complete Line of Gifts and Sundries 6 6 'L 6 as gl-L pa Sandy 'jeans' sally Jo X C of ffa QW ., , 3 .. B fa al an sa 66 CHEERLEADERS-Left to right: Sally Grieme, Sandra Webb, Jean Grieme, JoAnn Schoening. Sec- ond row: Judy Paulson, Marilyn Elze, Sheryl Hustedt, Janice Elze, Judy Else. Third row: Craig Zabel Harold Nelson Ronald Wa R' h d , , gner, ic ar Hare, Vernon Johnson, Verdene Otto. Fourth row: Roger Christensen, Aletha Anderson, Ardeth Else, Myrna Otto, Da 'd B' vi iesemeyer. Sponsored by: ZEMAN 8: SORENSEN, A. HUEGRICH 8: CO. , HOME TOWN CLEANERS QAII of Holsteinj A-ia.-..- SPRINGTIME POR PATSYE janet Hollzday ......,.................................. Daria' Hollidzy Sully ....,,................. Pzlxy Ilullidq' Tuffy W ilmzz ..... Claurk Rumfey ...,.,. Stubby P H'l'6'l' Blllllly Rice ...... ..,.,...,....,... DIANN GRELL Lurybelle Lea .... ..,. Todd Burke ........,. Ginger Holliday Fluffy ..............,..... Mary Azulin .,.,. Claire ........ Barbara ...... M uggf MARILYN DRURY EVERETT COLLIN KAREN PAULSEN MARILYN ELZE SALLY GRIEME ROGER LEASE .................CRAIG ZABLE .. LAVONNE NIELSEN JERRY JENSEN JEAN GRIEME SANDRA WEBB ....... SHERYL I-IUSTEDT BEVERLY ORTNER MARILYN BOISEN CAROLYN ANDERSEN Bea ............ Sue .,,.,............... Doetor Fofler . Rodney Baxler . LUCILLE GRAPEVINE DELORES KOTH RICHARD RASMUSSEN .............. DONALD WEBB Sponsored by: STORM LAKE AUTO WRECKING CO COLE MOTOR CO WOMAN'S SHOP, ELLERBROCKS QAII of Storm Lakej ,, ' ar 01-05 is f as if for Sn? 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