Galva High School - Galvacade Yearbook (Galva, IA)

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-- --r, -- , I Z The Galva Devilettes, featur- ing a senior dominated line-up, enjoyed their most successful season in three years in 1956. They finished with an excellent 21-3 record, and brought home four handsome trophies in the process. Their accomplishments included winning the Pop-Corn Loop title, the Maple Valley Con- ference tournament, the sectional crown, and the consolation round in the district meet. The only defeats suffered by Coach Kyleis sextet were at the hands of some of the state's out- standing teams: Qomers, a state tournament finalistg Holstein, a team which they also defeated twiceg and Lu Verne, conqueror of last year's state champs. First row, left to right: Joyce Nielsen, Diann Crell, Sandra Webb, Patty Boger, Jo Ann Rusch, Sheryl Hustedt. Second row: Marlene Henrichsen, Karen Paulsen, Marilyn Boisen, Manager Karen Getzmier, Beverly Ortner, Alice Speakman, Aletha Anderson. Third row: Judy Paulsen, Melvina Cray- bill, Linda Young, Elenore Haake, Norma Suling, Lois Seely. Fourth row: Myrna Otto, La Vonne Nielsen, Ardeth Else, Claris Boisen, Christina Biese- meyer, Manager Marilyn Drury. As Galva begins the rebuilding process next year, such outstanding seniors as Jo Ann Rusch, Diann Grell, Beverly Ortner, Karen Paulsen, Marilyn Boisen, Sheryl Hustedt, and Sandra Webb will be hard to replace. They have played together all through junior high and high school, and have brought the school some of the finest in girls' basketball. However, all is not gloom in camp of the Devilettes, As a nucleus for next season they will have Marlene Henrichsen, sophomore regular post guard this year. In addition, reserves Aletha Ander- son, Alice Speakman, Patty Boger, Melvina Graybill, Joyce Nielsen, Myrna Otto, and Claris Boi- sen'have seen considerable action. They will all be striving to maintain Galva's fine reputation for top-notch girls' teams. Sponsored by: HARTLEY and BICKLY of Ida Grove FARBER and OTTEMAN of Schaller