Galva Holstein Community School - Moo Yearbook (Holstein, IA)

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I - -? i. + , iii-. Dell Geer Shorty Basket Ball 3, 4. Football 3, 4. H Club. Track 2. The teachers think I am so sweet,- I have a line that's hard to beat. Clayburn Klotz Clay Annual Staff, Boys' Athletics. Basket Ball 2, 3, 4. Captain 4. Football 3, 4. H Club. Baseball 1. Band 2, 3, 4. Linefs Busy 2. Orchestra 1. A good man any place you put him. WRX Q Sponsors: Mr. Soth--Miss Steele. s X SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Eleven years ago quite a large number of little children trudged their first steps to school. Oh, it was wonderful to be able to go to school like their older brothers or sisters and talk of this and that which had before formed vague ideas in their minds! The first year of school was one that will be remembered by all. The number of school children in Holstein had so increased that the rooms were becoming crowded. When we started to school the new building was already under construction, but that did not help us at the time. First we were placed in the basement of the old school building and classes were held here as well as circumstances allowed. Later we were put in the basement of the M. E. Church. The remainder of our first year of school was spent there, and we got our first taste of Readin', 'Ritin', and 'Rithmetic under the in- struction of Miss Williams. The second year we entered the new building. This certainly was ex- citing and wonderful to go to school in a great, big, new building. But with all the newness about us, we had to work, and did. To this Miss Dietrich was sure to attend. Back to the old school building for three more years. These years were mere continuations of the first years. Always learning something new, new studies being added, and, each year, studies getting more difficult to H3NEHENENZHZNZNENENZNZWENZNENZNZNENZNZHENZNZHZHENEHEHZWZNEHZNZNEHZHZNEHE