Galva High School - Galvacade Yearbook (Galva, IA)

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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

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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