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

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HZNZH Z N Z H Z E?-S E H E W E H E N E N ,R ,, , I Q , fir Y' E N E N E N E N Z N 3 N Z N Z N NEWER ZMENZNZNEHEMEHENEWZHENEWSWE ZHSWZ EHEHZHZWZHZM HZNE NENENZHEHENSZNZHSHEHEHEMEHEHEHEMEHEHENEWEMEHENEMZWZWE 2 SOPHOMORES H H ZHZN HZ 5 FIRST ROW-E. Sindt, L. Rice, V. .West, E. Rothfork, G. Roehlk, M. Ehrp, G. Rice, 2 E R. Stratton. SECOND ROW-F. Wehde, V. Raukohl, K. Soth, G. Seglem, J. Krager, 5 E L. Galvin, B. Bochrnann, V. Leonard. THIRD ROW-V. Sindt, L. Helkenn, G. Weede, M 5 F. Kolb, E. Gosselin, F. Lorenzen, A. Kuhlmann. FOURTH ROW-K. Untiedt, W. E Q Moeller, A. Paulsen, R. Flanagan, R. Mitchell, A. Bagenstos, P. Williams. E 39028413 05203305 E 5 E Class Officers P13 E President-Kathryn Soth. E 5 Vice-President-Frances Lorenzen. 3 S Secretary and Treasurer-William Moeller. E ENEWEWE HEHEHEM Sponsors-Miss Sellers-Mr. Anderson. sz as N 3 Q The Chlvalrous Sophomores. Q is mi Z ... 5 5 N Y' m D o o' co UQ 'S o C -o O sn 5 co FY o F? :r co o o C S F? o 'B I o U1 F? 2. D I UQ ::' U7 o 'J' o o ... sn '-3 Q- W Z petitioned the king fMr. Sothj for admittance, which they readily gained. S E They, then, began preparation for their great careers. This first year gave 2 3 is E 2 ' Bi XE N Z N Z H Z H E H Z H Z E I H Z H Z H E H Z BS 52 96 EZ 99 EZ SS EE 55 EE 95 53 Di EZ 90 EZ B5 EZ ES EZ 56 Z S5 Z 95 SZ Bi EZ BS Z SS Z Si 5 99 E Bi EZ B5 Z ES Z W EZ BS EZ E836

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NZHZWEHZHZHZHZHZNZHZH: 2 H Z M Z W 2 H Z H Z N Z H Z 'LC' it-, i l e .gal 'Q' x X , i ir .l ' x Z H Z N Z H Z N Z N Z H Z H 5 ZNENENZNZHZHZHZHZMEMZZ ENE ZH HZWZHZHZWZHZHZN E E UI 5 af N 'IJ 'X 0 3 x- gf 5 vw, O 2 5' 9 Q 5 E a ? Q.. 9 Q 6: 2 Q-X E -. xg 3 43 St o as M C Cj D W ru F : U2 1 5' w ' o N :1 zwawaaawawawanaa A story of the juniors dear, eezwzwzw wmmwwzsmwz E Q.. 4 CD 3 97 D- CD 5-' CD B E SE- B 'U 'U '1 fb 3 '4 F-95 hi Yi semmemwaewmesmasmeezeezw For nothing less than what we are. Our enrollment now is just nineteen, And a more peppy gang, you never have seen.. We have them large: we have them smallg Each ever ready to answer his call. ln tournaments this year and last, WZWZNZNZNZNZ H 1 :r Q CD '1 C-4 ' rn E .-. 5' E? 3 cn D. v-f v 2 1: 0 Ke Q 2 e .Q E. 5-' 3 5' CL 1 N 'Q E .-, :s R4 Q oo Q we o Q. hx. CD -o EHEHZHZHZHZ Leave it to the juniors. They know how. Blessed with lots of vim and pep, E P- U7 M -Q CD m ar rn 1 U3 5. Q. CD 2 so 3 Q FP Q -1 K4 FY :r CD -4 Q 1 cn 22 :a 5' H ZHZW D- : Q. 5. Q m 0 S2 II P' P9 o 5: FP :r m we m C 1 2. '4 m 5' 5 9 NEW? NZM 2892 Our history past has been complete, 2 Our many accomplishments hard to beat, E E And as the Senior class next year, S a , . 2 E Well carry on our bright career. E EHZHZHZHZHZHZHZH ZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZ E : Q E N I 3 H N E ZNZNZHEMENSMENEMEMEHZMZNZWZMZHZHZMEHEMZMEHZNZHZNZHZMZHZHZHENZMZHZHEHZNEW

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HZHZHIZ E E ii S Z E E iii' 123- I .Wh y ! y' E E E E E E E E HZHIHII E them courage. For, when their Sophomore year came with all its prospec- 2 E tive thrills, they were considered very chivalrous. Q N When their honorable sponsors, Miss Sellers and Mr. Anderson, called S ZHZHZHEHZN ZHZNZHZHZ a meeting of the ladies and knights for the purpose of organizing, they chose Kathryn Soth Queen of the Court and Willie Moeller and Frances Lorenzen as attendants. This noble class of ladies and knights were prepared to overcome S the obstacles of life. This was shown to a great extent and to the satisfac- 3 Q tion of their division of the court, when the ladies won the inter-class basket S E ball tournament, carrying off the honors of the day. Later they overcame Q E the English class demons and were rewarded with a party. E NINEH H W2 After some debating as to where they would celebrate their holiday and the nature of the holiday they were to celebrate, they decided to spend g the day in the woods reveling with nature. And, although the way was dif- Q E ficult, their carriages and horses made the journey a pleasure. The festival Q W following this holiday was enjoyed by all members of the class in the castle E HZHZHZH :- E.. ft 295 :' G5 :x : S? 9 aff cn U7 :R o 2 N U- 5.0 f-+C :rs 2 ...He '75 U m cnrn mm pw ,-+P? rc S m 5 m Q m 13 U3 ES? nan. 5. Q. o 'S Ui 'o 1 rn aa Q. so W ... ... FY FP cn 2. :s W 22595512 blanket on Mother Earth, these noble ladies and knights secured a bob 2 sled and a team of unusually well-trained palfreys, and, as a change of 3 N - i. ,, - 3 E entertainment, had a modern bob-sled party, after which they returned E 5 to the banquet hall fNord's cafej where they enjoyed an excellent supper. E ln the expression tournament Cdeclamatory contestj the knightly E E sophomores had the honor of being the best represented group of the court. if na ZW O : 1 If 1 P? :- c 1 2 O :s T 1 U7 FP -o N O CD 5. FQ- :r FD O 'S N FP O 1 0 E cm 1 O s: 'U 52. O UI 2 -4 V: 2. 5' 2 CD ca. cn- -4 H E Frances Kolb and Evelyn Rothfork. Verna Raukohl was in the dramatic 2 E group, and Kathryn Soth and Gladys Weede represented us in the jesters' E pg class. 3 5 On the 10th of February, the Sophomores entertained the court at a E E knaves' thard ,timesj party. Gay were the costumes of the ladies and wild E at the costumes of the knights, as they came to spend the night in revelry. S E The hall was decorated in honor of St. Valentine and was gay with the E 2 dance until past the eleventh hour when a bounteous repast was served by E 'Q the Sophomore ladies. E Q The ladies and knights of the Sophomore class are remaining faithful E lf to the court of Holstein High, and as they entered, so will they leave it- 3 E victorious. And well and chivalrously will this class maintain the fame de- E E sired by many. u E E 4 -Loretta Galvin. E z M E ' S gg 3 EIHIHZHIMZHIN I H 3 H 2 H Z H 2 H 3 W Z H 2 H 2 N 2 M Z M Z H Z H Z H Z N Z H Z N Z W Z N Z E5 Z N Z H Z N E H Z N Z H Z N 2 DB Z 95 I ii I H E H E H I HHIHIHIHIHZHZ