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

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ZNZZGGZHJEHEE G5 Z W E M E IH! 2 if-il Z EH Z E-fl Z N Z GS E EMI Z3 ERI 53 N Z N Z M Z H Z If-B Z Di EZ W E D23 3 N E H SC Gi E Bi Z Gil E IH! E Gil E EFS Z N ii N E D4 Z Di E BS E N E Dil E H ZNZWZHEZWZ 29512DilZEXTZIFGZLHIZHEWZHSWZWEHZBISEWXHEWZSGZGGEZMEGG W259255255253Z9929325629529-5295255294293ZHZEHIENZHZHEH Kindergarten E FIRST ROW: J. Miller, G. Miller, E. Ohrecht, P. Bochmann, A. Godbersen. gg W SECOND ROVV: W. Bretthauer, R. Friedrichsen, J. McGuire, G. Kock, H. Witt, M. Luttel. 3 E . N gil THIRD ROW: D. Schlumbaum, R. Mighell, J. Jurgensen, G. Whitehouse, D. Branco. E E ABsuN'r. L01-esta Cnpp. N W 53 3 is 21153832532 ZHZEHSZH THROUGH THE YEARS 553123357-IEZHEHZ ZNZHZIKQZFRTZERT Grave doubts and apprehensions accompanied this class of 1935 in their entrance to kindergarten 'way back in 1922. At this same time Holstein had another beginner, but there were no misgivings in regard to his future. Mr. Soth came to us highly recommended, and we consider ourselves fortunate in is securinv so ca able a man as head of our school, 2 E ca p N 3 E Through the years--in the grades, in junior high, in high school, Mr. Soth QQ iigg has, as we might say, watched over this class of 1935, reproving the more in- Q E corrigibles, and yet at the same time lending us a helping hand in every pos- gi ZDFJEIKIZLPS 9412992902 sible way. Now our high school days are finished. They will get along without us, E but Mr. Soth will go on being the same grand person to others that he has gl E always been to us. Our school and our lives have been made better because S ,E of him, and we hope that those who follow us learn to appreciate him as we E 5 have, and be guided by his example as we will be. E ll-115353-il '-I O 3 T' CD 9. D' fn o 5 8 D' E rn O S um ENE NEWS C- : ID P+ :r o E 5 c O :r 2 of : CD 4 ID 1 vw' :s O T2 ZGGEW EG-'EEZ WEN NEW '-I O S3 FY P+ 23. :x FV' :r CD D 2. UQ :- FP CD O :s U1 O 5 FD Ph L: F9 s: S FD D- D3 KF 2952 E NZWEZHEE DG E GG E Gil E l?-fl E GG EE E215 EE N Z W E Gil E Gi E E41 EZ H Z B-'fl 2 E2-'E Z H 2 H Z E15 E B41 E H Z N Z EFS Z N Z N 'S N EZ N 52 E41 EE Ei! Z EH? Z N E EH 522 ER? E H EZ Ri Z E31 3 Dil EE HEHZHEH But it's that which will help us along the way, -The Class of 19.35