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

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response was given by Jack Lenz. Other toasts were: The Sombrero, Donald Roehlkg Siesta, Dorothy Hermleckeg 'AThe Siesta, Francis Stonekingg A'Dios, Richard Branco. Music was furnished by the seventh grade trio, Darlene Albers, Lorene Terry and Joanne Hansen, who sang South of the Border. Other music was a piano solo by Dean Lemke, and a cornet solo by Earl Husen. MUSIC The following junior High students are in the High School band this year: Orville Friedrichsen, Lloyd Agnew, Wayne Christopherson, Donna Miller, Charles Ewoldt, Russell Ewoldt, Mary Anne Kahl. and Joanne Hansen. JUNIOR HIGH PRESENTS THE PEST On April 7, 1941, a two-act play, under the dinection of Miss Calef, entitled The Pest, was pre- sented. The cast of characters were as follows: James Kenyon, Lyle Kapaskag Mary, Floreen Goettschg Mrs. Dean, Joanne Hansen, Mr. Dean, Herman Lohaferg Sally Dean, Mary Anne Kahlg Jack Dean, Rus- sell Ewoldtg Margaret Dean, Shirley Stonekingg Ike, Wayne Christopherseng Miss Hopkins, Donna Miller. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS Both the boys and girls had a basketball team this year Mr Chism coached the boys team and Miss Chick coached the girls team The boys played several games with surrounding towns The girls played no games but entered in a Junior High School Tournament at Nemaha March 27 28 and 29 They won the tournament for the second successive year COUWTY SPELLING CHAMPION Donna Mille COUINTYS TOP SPELLERS FROM HOLSTEIN Donna M ll r first Me ed th Whiteh s ond Her an L hafer tied fo th rd and f urth JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Strong H Sa e H Loahfer BACK ROW W Rce F Brlckma D Pe kms K KIQSIDK C E oldt J Lembaugh . . . , . . . . . y Y , . 5- ' r i e , ' : r i ' ou e, sec : - m 0 , ' r i 0 . FRONT Row-L. Kapaska, w. chrismphersen, M. Q . A - , y , , . x n, . . ' .Q ' 4 - , 1 . . n, . r ., . 4 ' i , . w , . ' . rl I ,l E. - , X ,

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a -sv' -r vu- -W v H FRONT ROW-L. Kapaska, B. DeKay, W. Rice. C. Ewolali, A. Will. R. Jensen, D. Miller, F. Brickman. E. Ewuldt. SECOND ROW-L. Agnew, D. Lemke. D. Ewnlslt, K. Kieslimz, D. Perkins, O. I-'riedrichsenw R. Ellcrbusch, THIRD ROWAH. Lohafer, D. Albers. J, Hansen, W. Christouhersen, H. Saxen, B. Christensen. M. E. Meier, M. Strong. FOURTH ROW'-F. Goettsch, V. Glaue, l . 'I'hurb0rn:. D. Miller, D. Endrulat, L. Terry. f I 1 4 . S 1 5 1 FRONT ROW-Arlene Libke, Katherine Wir-se. Lai-raine lfallein, Meredith Whitehouse, Mary Lou Stonekimz. Mary Ann Kahl. SECOND ROW-Jack Leinbauizh, Leonard Wink. Luverne Libke. Auyzust Goettsch, Lawrence- Saxen Eighth Grade CLASS OFFICERS President-Herman Lohafer V. President-Lloyd Agnew Sec.-Treas.-Joanne Hansen Seventh Grade CLASS OFFICERS President-Shirley Stoneking Vice President-jack Leinbaugh Sec. 81 Treas.-Meredith White house Reporter-Katherine Wiese JUIIIGR HIGH ACTIDITIES JUNIOR HIGH BANQUET The fifteenth annual junior High Banquet was held in the high school gymnasium Saturday evening, April 20. The mothers of the seventh grade pupils served the dinner. A Mexican theme was carried out. Herman Lohafer was the toastmaster and gave the welcome. The

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FIRST ROVV-D. DeKay, E. Obrecht, U. Miller, S, llueluch, IJ. Sc-hlumbaum, H. Bauer, P. Boch- mann. SECOND ROW-L- SCYOHK. I.. Calm. A. Gmlhersen, R. Miyzhell, G. Whitehouse, L. Runion. THIRD ROW'-B. Mohr. R. Friedrichscn. D. Iiovk. H. Witt. J. McInti1'e, J. Miller. r FIRST ROW-E. Bochmann. A. Iireyfogle. V. Breyfogle, M, A. Hansohn, D. Michaelsen, B. Goettsch. SECOND ROW-R. Fritz, D. Meyer, I.. Olrath, A. Gries. D. Lemke, M. Godbersen, R. Saxen. THIRD ROW-L. Schubert, V. G. Moeller, E. Ma:-mr, J. Harris, I-', Soseman, L. Loren Jurgensen. R. Vollmar, D. Vollmar, J. Langland. zen, J. Sixth Grade I b 'N X! . C ' I Q55 If -'g5E5'R D I 5 EQLJQLEX op. 9 'Q lixi'!'! - 'IE Q! 1 '.'5 ,Q Wake Up Fifth Grade , Q ' tn' N x e